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Messi and Argentina's World Cup hopes are still alive - here's how they can progress
Nigeria’s win over Iceland has boosted the hopes of Jorge Sampaoli’s side.
Missing tourist last seen in Cork city over a month ago
Quadra is holidaying in Ireland and was last seen on 14 May.
Of 204 requests for CervicalCheck files, just over half have been answered
There’s been a massive spike in requests this year for files from the CervicalCheck programme.
Gardaà appeal for help finding missing Galway teen
Diane Limsipson was last seen leaving her home at midday on Wednesday.
Fresh from Copenhagen, stylist Jo Linehan shares why the Danes' interiors are perfect
And the life lessons that she learned during ‘The Danish Experiment’.
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Cannabis worth €23k seized after detector dog Bailey finds it in vacuum cleaner
A 17-year-old was arrested in connection with the seizure.
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Tickets for the Pope's Knock and Phoenix Park events available on Monday
500,000 tickets have been issued for the Phoenix Park Mass while there will be a capacity of 45,000 people at Knock.
Charleton says it would be 'absolutely futile' to bring journalists who claimed privilege to High Court
Four journalists have claimed privilege at the Disclosures Tribunal on the basis of protecting their sources.
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Loft living in a reimagined Dublin whiskey distillery for €750k
Parents in four areas are being asked to express their preference about the patronage of new schools
The process began today and it will wrap up at the end of July.
Row over €18 million school grounds sale settled with 4-acre donation
The agreement will see the donation of almost 4 acres of land by the Christian Brothers.
Hate speech, xenophobia, and resentment are 'unrelentingly' on the rise across Europe
The annual report of the European Commission against Racism and Intolerance paints a bleak picture of the levels of tolerance currently being seen across the EU.
'Warmongers not welcome': Hillary Clinton heckled as she's given honorary doctorate by Trinity College
The award of the degree came against the backdrop of two protests outside the college.
Late goals from big names Coutinho and Neymar hand Brazil first win of the tournament
The Barcelona attacker bagged his second of the competition, before their talisman added another against a dogged Costa Rica side.
Indonesian cleric sentenced to death over terror attack
Four people died in the attack at a Starbucks café in 2016.
Gardaà to carry out searches and monitor 'prolific offenders' this weekend
They’re targeting crime in the Ashbourne area of Meath in particular.
Credit Union in Kilkenny fined €210,000 for failure to protect members' savings
St Canice’s Credit Union has been reprimanded by the Central Bank for eight breaches of the Credit Union Act, 1997.
Man (30s) remanded in custody after being charged with alleged rape in west Dublin
The man was denied bail before Blanchardstown District Court this morning.
Temperatures set to hit mid 20s over the weekend
They call this “summer”, apparently.
Sonia O'Sullivan's daughter to make Ireland debut at U18 European Championships
16-year-old Sophie will run over 800 metres in Hungary next month.
Former FBI director: Family separation is a 'shameful, disgraceful episode' in US history
James Comey said what has been happening on the Mexican border is “utterly inconsistent with who we are as Americans”.
Irish Rail to bump up security on north Dublin Dart line after reports of anti-social behaviour
Incidents of intimidating and threatening behaviour have become commonplace on the northern line in recent weeks.
'The worst case of mange seen in years': DSPCA appeal for information about abandoned dogs
The two dogs, a Labrador and a German Shepherd, were found tied up outside Ashtown dog pound.
Journal Media won four awards at yesterday's Justice Media Awards
Reporters Gráinne Nà Aodha, Sean Murray, Paul O’Donoghue and Cianan Brennan picked up prizes for their articles.
Three jihadists among 11 arrests for terror offences last year
There were far more arrests for terror offences in Northern Ireland, according to Europol’s report.
Poll: Do you have plans this weekend?
The weather forecast is looking pretty good.
The 9 at 9: Friday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Whiskey, jeans and motorbikes: EU tariffs on US goods come into effect
The move comes after US President Donald Trump imposed 25% tariffs on steel imports and 10% on aluminium.
London rail station shut following reports man on tracks was carrying a bomb
The man has since been arrested.
Schmidt to make decision on Ireland future by the end of the year
The Kiwi is out of contract after the 2019 World Cup and plans to put his family first.
'This would be catastrophic': Airbus says it may pull out of UK if there's a no-deal Brexit
The company said a no-deal Brexit would cost it €1 billion a week in lost turnover.
Melania Trump says jacket message at border saying 'I really don't care' doesn't mean anything
The odd choice of jacket message has only served to fan the flames of controversy around the American policy of separating children from their parents at the Mexican border.
Eight years and three bailouts later, Greece's debt crisis is finally over
Greece’s economy has stabilised after being in turmoil for many years.
Roseanne is coming back ... without Roseanne
A reboot of the show was axed last month.
'This is not a trivial offence, but a sexual assault': Female reporter groped during World Cup report
Julieth Gonzalez Theran said she was determined to keep doing her job.
Can Ireland's vast monoculture conifer carpets be changed into biodiverse deciduous woodlands?
It is better for biodiversity and more sustainable, writes Dermot McNally.
Whiskey sales are surging but the threat of US tariffs is souring the industry's high spirits
Nearly 120 million bottles of Irish whiskey were sold around the world last year.
65-year-old man admits sexually abusing three children
The man knows he will be going into custody for a substantial time, the court heard.
Do you work indoors? Here's why you need to be wary of the sun - even when it's cloudy out
People are being warned that their skin can still be damaged on cloudy days.
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Poll: Do you have plans this weekend?
TEMPERATURES ARE SET to hit 23 degrees Celsius in some places tomorrow, with the good weather expected to continue into next week.
Ireland has experienced spells of great weather in recent weeks and many people made outdoor plans as a result.
Today we’re asking: Do you have plans this weekend?
Poll Results:
If you are going outdoors, remember to wear sun cream and take proper caution if you’re near water.
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Can Ireland's vast monoculture conifer carpets be changed into biodiverse deciduous woodlands?
By Dermot McNally
It is better for biodiversity and more sustainable, writes Dermot McNally.
Juncker's visit: 'The onus is on our government to insist that his visit is productive'
By Dominic Hannigan
It should not be just about talks behind closed doors in an echo chamber, writes Dominic Hannigan.
Column: 'I remember having to ask for the brown paint for my self-portrait in junior infants'
By Nicholas Ndlovu
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