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Man killed and two injured after car hits bridge in Clare
The deceased was a back seat passenger in the car.
Addiction to video games is now a recognised illness
Those who suffer have trouble controlling their behaviours around gaming.
The 8 at 8: Monday
Here’s everything you need to know as the week gets started.
'Time to build real change': Conservative Ivan Duque wins Colombia presidency
Duque has already pledged “corrections” to the 2016 peace deal with FARC rebels.
Melania Trump and Laura Bush hit out at separating of families at US border
For both, it was an unusual entry into a fierce political debate.
It's going to be a cloudy week with some rain, but the sun could be back for the weekend
Today will will have some short sunny spells in eastern areas, but it will be mostly cloudy.
At least three killed and 90 injured as earthquake shakes Japan's Osaka
One of the victims was a nine-year-old girl who was killed when a wall collapsed on her at school.
Opinion: 'Direct provision has been a disaster'
Numerous reports and recommendations have cast a light on the failings, writes Ronan Herlihy.
Here's how many complaints city councils got about referendum posters
Galway City Council got nine, while Dublin City Council got almost 300 over the same time period.
6 ways to take the sting out of saving, even if you're low on cash
Saving’s no fun, but it has to be done. Here’s how to make it simpler.
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Government to increase on-the-spot litter fines to €250
A litter report showed that cigarettes make up half of street litter.
North Wicklow gardaí probe operations of senior gang members as tensions escalate
Gardaí will continue to disrupt the drug gangs operating in the area.
Yesterday’s News
A crime hotspot in dire need of more policing or just a horrible coincidence? Inside Shankill and Bray's hectic month
Murder, sexual assault and gun violence has blighted the area in the last month.
'In my eyes, I was doing enough to warrant a night-out on a Saturday with my mates'
Philip Hughes on a career with 19 transfers, 11 clubs and 138 goals.
Female-fronted films take over Hollywood - but are film critics keeping up with change?
Across the top 100 movies of 2017 male critics authored 77.8% of reviews.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Theresa May says there will be no Irish Sea border, and a bump in government satisfaction rating.
Tara Flynn: 'Dear fellow Feminazis. I write this from The Bunker'
“My fellow Feminazis, they are onto us. The only surprise is how long it has taken those of such Superior Intellect and Understanding to discover our takeover plans.”
'F**k Trump': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Animals are becoming more active at night to avoid humans
This could have an impact on their fitness and reproduction levels.
Ryanair calls for drink limit at airports after Dublin-Ibiza flight diverted due to 3 'disruptive' passengers
A Ryanair spokesperson said that three passengers became “disruptive” during the flight.
Galway crowned kings of Connacht as strong second-half leads them past Roscommon
The Tribesmen are the first side to book their place in the Super 8s.
6 ways to approach your first house viewing like a pro, according to a surveyor
Here’s what to do to avoid any costly surprises later on.
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22 people injured and one suspect dead after US arts festival gun attack
Two suspects opened fire at 2.45am during the Art All Night Trenton festival that showcases local art, music, food and films.
Taxi driver who drove into pedestrians in Moscow says he fell asleep at the wheel
The driver says he ran away from the scene because he was afraid of being attacked.
Body of man (67) found on side of Cork road in suspected hit-and-run
The man’s body was discovered this morning.
0-13 for Duggan, two red cards in first half and clinical Clare sweep past Limerick
18,802 fans attended the encounter in Cusack Park.
'Flat and extraordinarily arrogant', Micheál Martin's verdict on Mary Lou McDonald's speech
The Fianna Fáil leader accused Sinn Féin of ‘an entitlement to government’.
Column: 5 ways to get money back from the taxman
Millions of euro in tax refunds goes unclaimed by the Irish public every year, writes Barry Flanagan.
Gardaí investigating murder of Mikolaj Wilk ask driver to come forward
The father of two was brutally murdered in his home in a rural part of Ballincollig, Co Cork last weekend.
'We're one United Kingdom' - Theresa May describes EU plans as an Irish Sea border
May says that the EU’s ‘backstop’ plan is not acceptable.
'42 years without missing a day of school': Three Wicklow brothers break record
The brothers attributed their achievement to the support of their family.
We took a tour of the Newbridge Silverware factory to learn how they make their wares
The Kildare-based company has been making products since 1934 when it was known as The Newbridge Cutlery Co.
A small fishing village is waking up to news that there's a €2m Lotto winner among them
Kilmore Quay in Wexford has about 300 residents.
Explainer: What does the Catholic Church's teaching on homosexuality actually say?
Archbishops launching the Papal visit were met with questions about LGBT members – but what’s the official position?
Macedonia will today agree to change its name but tensions are high on the Greek border
Greece also has a northern province called Macedonia.
'The whole side of my face went numb and I couldn't see out of my left eye so I went straight to hospital'
Donegal footballer Kate Keaney speaks to The42 about her harrowing recovery from a concussion and a torn cruciate as Donegal prepare for an Ulster final.
Poll: Will you be marking Father's Day?
Have you bought a card.
Climate change is speeding up a rise in sea levels
Warmer ocean water is destabilising ice shelves.
Audiences left 'shell-shocked' at world premiere of Irish play about sexual violence
The stage adaptation of Louise O’Neill’s best-selling book has made its world premiere in the Everyman in Cork.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your Sunday.
Sitdown Sunday: 'Did the truck stop killer try to murder me?
Grab a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Opinion: 'The housing bubble will burst and create another credit crunch'
Those hoping to get on the “property ladder” soon should think long and hard about their options, writes Paul Merriman.
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Poll: Will you be marking Father's Day?
TODAY IS FATHER’S DAY, the days when all things paternal are supposed to be celebrated.
While for some this may be a straightforward case of doing something for their dad, for others is may be a day to remember loss and for others it may be more complicated.
For others the day mightn’t mean anything, so today we’re asking just that.
Today’s poll is, Will you be marking Father’s Day?
Poll Results:
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Opinion: 'Direct provision has been a disaster'
By Ronan Herlihy
Numerous reports and recommendations have cast a light on the failings, writes Ronan Herlihy.
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