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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.
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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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.
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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
Gardaà 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.
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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.
Skeletal remains wash up on seashore in Clare
Walkers found the remains on rocks this afternoon.
Over 2.5 million Leap cards sold in under six years
The Leap card was first rolled out in 2011.
'I left school early at 16. Now I'm a mature student at 51 - it's never too late to go to college'
Deirdre O’Regan is 51 and in her final year of her degree. She went back to college after 30 years – here’s her story.
'Rocket man is on a suicide mission': Trump issues stark threat to North Korea
He also called out Iran and said he could get rid of the international peace accord.
Government considering sending its private jet to bring Ibrahim Halawa home
Ibrahim Halawa was acquitted by a court in Egypt yesterday.
Last Georgian mansion built in Dublin to be regenerated despite opposition
Two five-storey office blocks are to be built on either side of the house.
Fire which led to hospitalisation of woman and three children being treated as suspicious
The fire broke out in a block of flats in Inchicore last night.
Father and three-year-old son drowned after falling into ditch, inquest hears
Sean Sweeney and his son Tyler Joyce were found dead in 10 inches of water on Easter Sunday 2016.
Man United fans urged to stop 'offensive' Stone Roses chant about Lukaku
A section of supporters were recorded singing the song during last week’s win over Basel.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Family living without running water sue Donegal County Council after it deferred housing support
The Traveller family had been told that they presented a risk of engaging in anti-social behaviour.
Government pledges to take on landlords who are trying to 'get around' rent control rules
Nationally, the average rent across all properties in Q2 stood at €1,017 – which is €63 higher than the same period last year.
Prisoner was not checked for over two hours on night he died
The Inspector of Prisons has said the people who failed in their duties in the man’s care should be held to account.
'I'd say fair play to Keegan for even thinking about it, to be honest with you'
Former Kildare captain Johnny Doyle gives his honest assessment of the GPS-throwing incident during Sunday’s All-Ireland.
Sinn Féin expels three Wicklow councillors from party
One of the councillors, Gerry O’Neill, first heard the news from an RTÉ journalist.
President Higgins is not 'ruling anything out' when it comes to running for a second term
Higgins officially opened the National Ploughing Championships this afternoon.
Flight cancellations: Why is Ryanair switching its calendar year?
Michael O’Leary has denied that the loss of Ryanair pilots to rival airlines is partly to blame for hundreds of flight cancellations.
Nerf guns can cause serious eye injuries and internal bleeding, doctors warn
The warning comes after three people were hospitalised with serious eye injuries caused by the guns.
Poll: Will you tune into TV3 for the debut of The Tonight Show?
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
'Too many people are being left behind': Calls to make housing a priority in the Budget
The Simon Community launched its ‘No One Left Behind’ campaign yesterday.
Poll: Do you think Budget 2018 should cut USC or increase income tax bands?
A political row is heating up over what should be done about the USC.
It'll be mostly dry and cloudy this week - with some pockets of rain
Here’s the weather forecast for the next three days.
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Poll: Do you think Budget 2018 should cut USC or increase income tax bands?
A POLITICAL ROW is heating up between Ireland’s two leading parties over what is to be done with the Universal Social Charge.
Fine Gael has flagged that come Budget 2018 it wants to increase the entry point for the higher rate of the payable income tax.
However, Fianna Fáil has said that it wants to see the amount of USC being paid reduced, rather than the bands being altered.
What’s more, the party is adamant that the confidence and supply agreement with Fine Gael agrees to steadily reduce the USC for low and middle-income earners.
But what do you think?
Today we’re asking, Do you think Budget 2018 should cut USC or increase income tax bands?
Poll Results:
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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'
By Deirdre O'Regan
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