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13 for Dublin and 12 for Mayo in 2017 All-Star football nominations
Tyrone, Kerry, Kildare, Down, Roscommon, Armagh, Monaghan and Donegal also have nominees.
Irish banks are at war over mortgage rates - which could be good for consumers
KBC has announced a new fixed mortgage rate offering.
'The latest staggering, embarrassing and sinister episode in a long-running soap opera'
Mark Sampson’s dismissal reflects incredibly poorly on him but also on the organisation who has repeatedly stood by him.
Those on city housing lists could be given the option to move to rural Ireland
The Housing Department is currently working on the new repopulation scheme.
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9 parents share their stories of breast vs bottle feeding - plus reasons to let toddlers play with your ipad
Start your morning right with these 6 tasty breakfast options
From butter croissants to protein pots.
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Yesterday’s News
Whole of Puerto Rico without power as Hurricane Maria hammers through the island
People calling local radio stations reported that doors were flying off hinges and a water tank flew away in the island’s southern region.
WWI German submarine wreck found off Belgium
The bodies of 22 sailors are understood to still be inside the wreckage.
'Thank you for filling my life with joy': Tributes paid to six-year-old who died in Grenfell fire
Yaqub Hashim is the latest child who died in the fire on 14 June to be identified.
Use the Mytaxi app? You're going to have to pay a new €2 booking fee
The company said that the charge is an ‘industry-standard fee’.
5 cash-free ways to pay that are worth sorting out as a student
And why you may never need to queue at an ATM ever again.
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Frantic searches continue as 30 children are still missing after Mexico earthquake
Over 40 buildings collapsed in the capital.
FactFind: How do our personal tax bills compare to those living around the world?
There’s a lot of chat about what’s taken from our pay by Revenue at the moment – here are some facts.
Tom Clonan: 'Leo knows we get up early in the morning to bathe, toilet & spoonfeed our loved ones'
We need to radically transform the narrative around disability and equality, writes Tom Clonan.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Jimmy Magee dead at 82, Jobstown charges dropped and Wedding Dress Wednesday – it’s the Fix.
UCDSU president defends removal of abortion information from fresher's magazine
UCDSU president Katie Ascough said the decision was “in line with legal advice”.
The hectic lifestyle of an anaesthetist aiming to numb Dublin's All-Ireland pain
All-Star Noelle Healy plays in her fourth consecutive All-Ireland final for Dublin this weekend.
'A completely different beast': A Met Éireann forecaster on how hurricanes can impact Irish weather
We spoke to Met Éireann’s Alan Hally at the National Ploughing Championships.
Ireland backs UN treaty banning nuclear weapons despite boycott from Nato
Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney signed the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons today.
No second Jobstown trial as all charges set to be dropped
The news broke this evening.
'An inhumane action': Eviction orders issued to asylum seekers in direct provision
Nasc says that those issued with eviction orders will become “homeless and destitute”.
'Unacceptable' Sampson sacked as England Women's manager
Dropped striker Eni Aluko accused Mark Sampson of making a racist Ebola remark, while another controversy has since surfaced.
People urged to call Irish mobile number to hear the reality of sex trafficking here
Ruhama is urging people to call the number and hear what ‘Andreea’ has to say.
'Raging Bull' boxer Jake LaMotta dies aged 95
Robert De Niro released a statement on LaMotta’s death.
'Inappropriate and unethical': Varadkar backs life-saving lung disease drug for some users after HSE fails to fund it
21 Alpha-1 patients in Ireland have been receiving Respreeza up until now through a compassionate use programme.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
'Fair, balanced, impartial': Chair defends Citizens' Assembly at Oireachtas abortion committee
Justice Mary Laffoy spoke before the 22 member committee.
'Cold, calculated, planned': US man could face death penalty after murdering two black people
Kenneth James Gleason, from Louisiana, killed two black men last week.
The epic story of the Vikings in Ireland - as depicted on a 23-metre chainsaw-carved tree
Professional tree carver John Hayes is out to impress at this year’s National Ploughing Championships.
Dublin man (37) due in court for possession of child porn images and videos
Garda Ian Ward said the accused made no reply when charged with the offences.
Minute's silence held at Ploughing Championships for man who died on Wexford farm
Martin Kehoe Jr was overcome by fumes at his farm in Foulksmills yesterday.
As it happened: As Dáil returns, Taoiseach says homelessness 'a stain on our society'
They’re all back in Leinster House today.
'The family has never forgotten' - gardaà appeal over fatal 1987 fire that killed woman and two children
20-year-old Barbara Doyle and her two nieces, 8-year-old Mary Ellen Byrne and 3-year Kerrie Ann Byrne, all died in the blaze.
Man (22) arrested after stolen motorbike, gun and drugs seized in Blanchardstown raid
The man is currently being held at Finglas Garda Station.
A €500k Euromillions ticket has Cork's tiny Bere Island community abuzz with excitement
The local post office sold the winning ticket on Monday.
Poll: Should primary school pupils get homework?
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Catalan crisis: 'State of emergency' as Madrid cracks down on referendum by rounding up officials
Madrid is trying to prevent a 1 October plebiscite being held.
'He really was different class' - Tributes pour in for broadcasting great Jimmy Magee
It was announced this morning that the 82-year-old has passed away.
Two more arrests made in Wales over Parsons Green tube attack
Thirty people were injured in a chemical attack on the tube last Friday.
Motorcyclist (49) killed in Wicklow traffic collision
The fatal collision took place on the N81 near Blessington last night.
Poll: Should Ireland's water services be publicly owned?
The government has agreed to a referendum on whether or not Ireland’s water utility should be publicly owned.
Manchester father (26) sentenced to life after murdering 8-month-old son at their home
The child’s mother was found guilty of causing or allowing his death and attempting to pervert the course of justice.
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Poll: Should Ireland's water services be publicly owned?
THE GOVERNMENT HAS agreed to hold a referendum on whether or not Ireland’s water supply should be publicly owned.
The move to hold such a referendum was first committed to six months ago.
The new Bill will be published later this week which will allow for the provision of water services here to be funded via general taxation.
Should the referendum pass the ownership of water services will be enshrined within the Irish Constitution.
But how would you vote in that referendum?
We’re asking: Should Ireland’s water services be publicly owned?
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Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Tom Clonan: 'Leo knows we get up early in the morning to bathe, toilet & spoonfeed our loved ones'
By Tom Clonan - @TomClonan
We need to radically transform the narrative around disability and equality, writes Tom Clonan.
Ageism at work: '42% of employers believe there's an upper age limit for customer facing roles'
By Justin Moran - @AgeAction
'I left school early at 16. Now I'm a mature student at 51 - it's never too late to go to college'
By Deirdre O'Regan
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