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Rory McIlroy wins $11.5 million playoff with some jaw-dropping golf
McIlroy wins sudden-death playoff at Tour Championship, pipping Dustin Johnson to FedEx Cup bonus.
Yesterday’s News
The woman behind Can't Cope, Won't Cope: "I was hell-bent on getting this on screen"
Stefanie Preissner talks to us about her new series ahead of the third episode airing tomorrow.
FactCheck: Does Ireland really have the "highest education" in Europe?
Junior Minister Eoghan Murphy made an effort to impress international viewers on CNBC this week. But did he over-state the case?
Opinion: "I'm 22. She's 22. I'm in no position to care for a child. How the hell is this supposed to work?"
We had nobody to help us. It’s a disgusting feeling, the feeling of exile.
"It never occurred to me to fail": Irish Chelsea Flower Show winner has her inspiring tale turned into a movie
We talked to the women behind the film.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Dublin Bus talks to begin, and Coronation Street actor sacked – it’s the Evening Fix.
This is what it's like to be an Irish soldier... in virtual reality
The Ploughing Championships can be a dangerous place.
'I believe our ladies association have let us down' - Dublin boss fury over scoring decision
Gregory McGonigle saw his team lose out by a point in Croke Park this afternoon.
India's poor fear the impact of a crackdown on commercial surrogacy
Authorities are planning to ban commercial surrogacy in the country over exploitation concerns.
Ross welcomes Dublin Bus talks, says both sides now need to be given "space"
Dublin Bus says that the ongoing strikes have already cost it €4 million.
Two men arrested following car chase after shots fired in Cork city
The shots were fired at about 2pm this afternoon at Noonan Road in Cork city.
It's part of the furniture but without a Dutchman and Bertie, Dublin Zoo could have shut forever
The organisation came back from the brink during the noughties after years of financial instability.
Man spent 43 years using wheelchair following incorrect diagnosis
61-year-old Rufino Borrego was incorrectly diagnosed as having incurable muscular dystrophy when he was 13.
"Ireland seems to be far down the list of desired destinations for these refugees"
Will our children judge us for not doing enough for migrants the way we now wonder about Ireland’s response to the migrant crisis after World War II, asks Barry Ward.
"War crimes are being committed here" - pressure ramped up on Russia to rein in bombing campaign
The eastern side of Syrian city Aleppo has been subjected to an “unprecedented” bombing campaign over the last four days.
Cork clinch All-Ireland six-in-a-row as Dublin suffer final heartbreak again
Rhona Ní Bhuachalla hit the crucial second-half goal for Cork.
Trump threatens to put woman Bill Clinton had affair with in front row for first presidential debate
It’s unclear as to whether or not this is something that can actually happen.
Two teenage girls arrested in France over planned terror attack
Searches failed to find any weapons at their homes.
Coronation Street actor fired over series of "racially offensive" tweets
Marc Anwar has played the character of Sharif Nazir on the soap since 2014.
Italian man ordered to buy feminist books for underage prostitute
The man has been ordered to buy the teenage girl 30 books “on the theme of women’s dignity”.
The government has offered a pay deal to a Garda union
It ends three months of negotiation and, if approved by members, would avert a possible strike.
Sinéad Aherne – ‘It was a harder one for them to take on the day, to not get over the line’
The Dubs’ freetaker will be hoping to help her side past Cork at HQ today.
'The sounds of bombs will be heard in the streets': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Man remains at large over armed robbery as another faces court
The men allegedly robbed a shop in Neilstown.
Writer who was facing charges for disrespecting Islam shot dead outside court
Nahed Hattar was charged with inciting sectarian strife and insulting Islam.
After helping a city rebuild, Steve Gleason had his own life fall apart
It’s the 10th anniversary of his famous blocked punt for the New Orleans Saints.
Poll: Do you agree with zoos?
What do you think?
Sitdown Sunday: The rise and fall of Brangelina
Grab a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
It’s Sunday and here’s what you need to know.
Police release video showing shooting of man which sparked riots
The family of Keith Lamont Scott have already released their own video.
'We need to take a tin-opener to the top of our minds': Enda McNulty on elite performance
The former Armagh All-Ireland winner talks forensically about sports psychology, motivation and what makes the best.
Brendan Howlin: 'Clearly, the whole water charges issue was a mistake'
After a crushing defeat in the last election, Labour’s Brendan Howlin talks about water charges, Alan Kelly and how the government nearly collapsed a number of times.
Column: The US football players kneeling for the national anthem are doing something important
There is a long history of athletes taking a stand for justice, writes Julien Mercille.
Gunman who killed five at shopping centre arrested - but police say no terrorist links
One victim was 16 and had survived cancer.
Departures floor at Dublin Airport to be replaced after 44 years and 400 million passengers
The first phase of the work started this week.
Gary Hutch - The murder that sparked a year of bloodshed
Gary Hutch’s murder a year ago precipitated the deaths of others.
Here's why Volkwagen's emissions scandal failed to slow down
The car company was slapped with a $9.1 billion investor lawsuit this week.
'We're losing the Messis and Ronaldos of education - Irish colleges need more funding'
Trinity professor Luke O’Neill, one of Ireland’s most respected academics, says the country is facing a brain drain.
Shopping mall home to 'world's saddest bear' refuses wildlife park offer
Photos of Pizza show the polar bear lying listlessly in a gloomy, windowless room while visitors crowd around with phones.
'He doesn't really know life without pain': Mother speaks of son's battle with juvenile arthritis
Linda O’Dwyer had to wait 18 months to get a diagnosis for her son Tommy – and that was after she went private.
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Poll: Do you agree with zoos?
A CHINESE SHOPPING centre has turned down an offer to send the “world’s saddest bear” to a wildlife park.
But should the animal be in captivity at all? There are many people who believe that any keeping of animals in enclosures is cruel.
Proponents of zoos argue that they help protect species, breed animals and educate the public on poaching, habitat loss and preservation.
What do you think?
We’re asking: Do you agree with zoos?
Poll Results:
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Opinion: "I'm 22. She's 22. I'm in no position to care for a child. How the hell is this supposed to work?"
By Anonymous
We had nobody to help us. It’s a disgusting feeling, the feeling of exile.
Column: The US football players kneeling for the national anthem are doing something important
By Julien Mercille - @JulienMercille
There is a long history of athletes taking a stand for justice, writes Julien Mercille.
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