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Arizona man broke both of his legs and fought off rattlesnakes after mine shaft fall
Authorities have said John Waddell is lucky to be alive.
Boom-Boom Kennedy and the magic behind the Celtic Warrior gym
Garda Niall Kennedy will fight in Boston this weekend along with fellow Irish boxers Katie Taylor, Sean McComb and James Tennyson.
Poll: Have you decided who you'll vote for in the presidential election?
With less than a week now until polling day, have you made up your mind yet?
Thousands set to march on Westminster calling for second Brexit vote
Even dogs are coming.
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'If we're not successful in five years we won't be here': Go-Ahead answers privatisation fears
As College Green plaza comes to a shuddering halt, we must ask why we can't put ideas into action
The plan was long talked about but hit a major planning roadblock this week.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
E-cigarette vaping causes skin wounds to heal more slowly - study
Studies have indicated that e-cigarettes aren’t necessarily healthy, but could be less damaging than normal cigarettes.
Travelling salesman jailed for five years for raping woman while serving suspended sentence
The man denied the offence but was convicted following a trial last July.
Oireachtas to spend €775,000 on 'online news aggregator service'
The service must be “easy to use” and allow TDs, Senators and their staff the ability to search content easily.
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Terenure: Victorian grandeur around a proper old village centre
'Put it in the public more so the respect for women's sport becomes greater and greater'
From 20×20 to 2020 Olympic qualification, World Cup silver-winning manager Graham Shaw sat down for an in-depth chat.
Trump says Saudi explanation of death of journalist Khashoggi is credible
The Saudis have said Jamal Khashoggi was killed in a fight at its Istanbul consulate.
Gym worker who yawned and 'rolled on floor' in front of members awarded €1,420 for unfair dismissal
The case was taken after the complainant alleged that he was bullied and undermined by his manager before he was sacked.
'We could see this happening': Why a 2004 referendum is linked to child deportations
Two boys Nonso Muojeke and Eric Zhi Ying Mei Xue have come under the media spotlight over deportation orders in recent weeks.
'I'd been imagining pulling on that green jersey since I was nine'
19-year-old Eve Higgins is a rising star of Irish rugby, having shone on the sevens circuit last season.
MEP Martina Anderson: 'Theresa May came here with nothing new, nothing credible'
‘What was in There’s May’s head where she thought she could just go to a different location and make the same speech?’
Kildare Village ordered to cull anchor tenant store from its €50m extension
The overall project was cleared, but the retail hub’s owners appealed against planning restrictions.
Dublin City Council plotting €200 million funding for 'below market rent' apartment blocks
The proposed initial site for the Cost Rental Residential Project would be in Ballymun.
Yesterday’s News
Saudi Arabia admits missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi died in 'fistfight' in Turkish consulate
Pro-government Turkish media have repeatedly claimed that Khashoggi was tortured and decapitated by a Saudi hit squad.
Facebook hires former UK Deputy Prime Minister Clegg to head up global policy
Nick Clegg served as Deputy Prime Minister of the UK between 2010 and 2015.
'I didn't want to be witness to a young life being taken': State honours courageous citizens with National Bravery Awards
The ceremony took place in Farmleigh House in the Phoenix Park and honoured people across the whole country who risked “their own safety to protect their fellow citizens”.
The 'abuse was vile and wicked': 20 British men jailed for sexually abusing over a dozen girls
The convictions came in a series of trials that could not be reported due court restrictions.
Does your business sell online? Here's what your customers are entitled to
You have more obligations than you might think.
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Donegal confirm Stephen Rochford appointment as coach
The former Mayo boss will work as part of Declan Bonner’s management team in 2019.
Here’s What Happened Today: Friday
Met Éireann, Peter Casey and the Irish border hit the headlines today.
The Candidate: TheJournal.ie podcast talks to Sean Gallagher
The Candidate brings TheJournal.ie readers closer to the presidential hopefuls, thanks to six in-depth interviews.
Tánaiste: 'Some in the UK don't seem to get it. Nobody is talking about building a wall'
Tánaiste Simon Coveney says it’s his job to hammer home what’s at stake for Ireland by being “polite but firm”.
Delays on Maynooth rail line after driver crashes through level crossing
The incident occurred this evening at 5:25pm.
'Local Hero': A new documentary revisits a Kildare farmer's battle with the state
The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid is showing at selected cinemas now.
Taylor, Tennyson and respective opponents make weight for Irish world title doubleheader
Tennyson came in smack bang on the 130-pound limit for his first ever world title fight, while Taylor comfortably made 135 as per usual.
169 jobs to go following Dundalk food plant closure
The company has said it faced “some serious business” challenges in recent months.
Maths Week: Your Friday puzzle
Too much pi will give you a large circumference……
'No Irish No Gay' Banner removed from Northern Irish motorway
The PSNI said it has removed the banner and launched an investigation into the incident.
Gardaà catch 133 vehicles over the speed limit so far on National Slow Day
The 24-hour operation remains in place until 7am tomorrow.
At least 50 dead after train strikes crowd in India
A similar number have been rushed to hospital.
Know Your Sport? Take our weekly quiz
How closely were you paying attention to the sports headlines this week?
The 5 at 5: Friday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Physical restraint and seclusion used in 79% of in-patient mental health services
This is according to the Mental Health Commission who are calling for a reduction in the use of restrictive practices
The disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi: What we know so far
These are the key facts in an episode that is threatening relations between Saudi Arabia and the West.
Cullen acutely aware of outside interest in Leinster talent as he wishes McCarthy well
The 23-year-old scrum-half has agreed a move to Munster next season.
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Poll: Have you decided who you'll vote for in the presidential election?
IT’S LESS THAN a week now until polling day in the 2018 presidential election.
The six candidates have been campaigning hard in the past few weeks, with the last few days dominated by the furore and fallout from Peter Casey’s comments about Travellers.
There are still some debates to be had before next Friday, but time is running out for challengers to try to make gains on the dominant lead incumbent Michael D Higgins has in the polls.
So, today we’re asking you: Have you decided who you’ll vote for in the presidential election?
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Opinion: 'Religion is facing a crisis in the West - but here's why it's thriving in Asia'
By Barry Dunning
How I Spend My Money: A widower on €209 disability benefit per week and renting in Dublin's commuter belt
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