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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' - gardaí 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.
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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Hurricane Maria hits Puerto Rico after slamming Dominica
People calling local radio stations reported that doors were flying off hinges and a water tank flew away in the island’s southern region.
Liveblog: The first meeting of the Oireachtas Committee on the Eighth Amendment
Chair of the Citizens’ Assembly Justice Mary Laffoy is speaking before the committee today.
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.
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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.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Legendary commentator Jimmy Magee has died, and 224 dead in Mexican quake – it’s the 9 at 9.
The Eighth Amendment Committee meets today. Sign up here to get emails to keep you updated
Stay informed about everything that happens at the committee which is deciding what happens next with Ireland’s abortion laws.
Status yellow weather warning in place for Munster, Leinster, Cavan and Monaghan
Heavy rain with risk of spot flooding is forecast for today.
Former German spy found guilty of trying to share state secrets while pretending to be jihadist
The former banker and a father-of-four was also an ex-gay porn actor.
Legendary sports broadcaster Jimmy Magee dies aged 82
Magee, much beloved for his ‘Memory Man’ persona, had been ill for some time.
'Ignorant hate speech belongs in medieval times': Iran strongly criticises Trump
Trump took aim at countries who have been on his radar since he took up the presidency in January.
Death toll in horror Mexico earthquake reaches 224
At least 21 children are among the dead after the quake toppled their school.
Family of Irish man who died alone in Manchester located after appeal
John Joseph O’Brien died at his home in Hulme in Manchester earlier this year.
Ageism at work: '42% of employers believe there's an upper age limit for customer facing roles'
But the solution to stereotyping is not simply to keep increasing the pension age, writes Justin Moran.
Want to buy-up pieces of old Dublin? Today's your chance
Original seats from the Stella Cinema in Rathmines are also up for grabs.
Parcel Motel depot emptied by thieves in Dublin
The incident happened in the early hours of yesterday morning.
14 for Galway and 11 for Waterford in 2017 All-Star hurling nominations
Cork, Tipperary, Wexford, Kilkenny and Clare also have nominees.
A referendum on the Eighth will be shaped by these 22 politicians. Here are their views on abortion
An Oireachtas committee meets for the first time in public today.
Russian gang suspected of assassination attempt on Kinahan leader in Portugal
The incident happened earlier this month.
Yesterday’s News
Boris Johnson denies he's planning to quit over Brexit row
Johnson has played down rumours of infighting in the Tory party, after a colleague accused him of “backseat driving”.
Man charged after boy (8) finds pipe bomb under prison officer’s car
Mark O’Shea spoke only once during today’s court hearing.
At least 42 dead as earthquake hits Mexico City and destroys buildings and bridges
The US Geological Survey put the quake’s magnitude at 7.1.
Man dies after being overcome by fumes in industrial accident
Gardaí are investigating the incident.
Republic of Ireland overcome the North to get World Cup qualifying campaign off to winning start
Man City full-back Megan Campbell proved influential on the night, as Colin Bell oversaw his first competitive victory.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Skeletal remains found in Clare, shooting in Dublin and Trump’s threat to destroy North Korea.
Tribunal hears details of fight between garda whistleblower and partner that led to 999 call
Marisa Simms said Keith Harrison was “out of control” but later withdrew this statement.
'You do wonder because that was arguably the greatest opportunity of all time'
Former Mayo manager John Maughan doesn’t believe in a curse but he’s struggling to digest another All-Ireland final loss.
People letting homes on Airbnb may need licence under new proposals
Concerns have been raised about the effect home-sharing is having on the rental market.
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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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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'
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