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Dozens of 'non-existent' emails between former Minister for Justice and PR firm discovered
Communications to and from Terry Prone’s PR company were discovered following an FOI request by transparency group Right to Know.
Investigation launched after cyclist hit by lorry in Dublin city centre
The cyclist is being treated at the Mater Hospital.
Your summer in Ireland: 5 must-see sites in Wexford
Take our challenge and tick off as many glorious sites this summer as recommended by heritage officers around Ireland.
Anger rises in Italy as search for Genoa bridge survivors enters day four
Italy’s populist government has intensified its attacks on the viaduct operator following Tuesday’s incident.
Jewish Labour MP says internal probe made her think 'what it felt like to be a Jew' in Nazi Germany
The ongoing anti-semitism controversy in the Labour party continues to rumble on.
Man (20s) charged after being found with €45k worth of suspected cocaine
The man was found by gardaí on MacCurtain Street in Cork.
'It needs to be more than sorry': Archbishop wants Pope to meet abuse victims during Irish visit
The comments from the Church come ahead of Pope Francis’ visit to Ireland next week.
The 9 at 9: Friday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Poll: Should gambling firms be able to sponsor sporting organisations/events?
The FAI is said to be considering cutting ties with betting firm, Ladbrokes.
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US police chief defends using taser on 87-year-old grandmother cutting dandelions
The police stunned her with a taser and handcuffed her after she failed to follow instructions to drop a knife.
Get your umbrella ready... it's going to be a wet and humid weekend
Met Éireann says heavy rain is on its way.
'She's our queen. She belongs to us': Detroit reeling after death of Aretha Franklin
Motor City had a long love affair with the Queen of Soul, who never forgot her roots.
Opinion: Time is running out to save Ormston House - here's why it's important to Limerick
Ormston House is for sale – but the chair of its board says that for seven years it has contributed a huge amount to Limerick society.
Military parade ordered by Trump postponed after costs spiral over €79 million
Trump had ordered the show of air power after being impressed by France’s Bastille Day parade last year.
Stars of new RTÉ drama hope it will open conversation on Ireland's treatment of immigrants
The show centres on the violent death of a young migrant woman whose body is found close to a direct provision centre.
A French chef with 21 Michelin stars is battling his eviction from the Eiffel Tower
Alain Ducasse has run the restaurant in the tower for a decade.
Leaving Cert results: Girls continue to outperform boys in getting top marks
A gender breakdown of Wednesday’s results has been released.
11 players, a coach and selector - the school linked to Limerick's All-Ireland hurling bid
Ardscoil Rís past pupils are at the heart of Limerick’s hopes of landing the Liam MacCarthy Cup.
Dublin rental prices now €500-a-month higher than boom time as students 'left scraping the barrel'
The latest Daft.ie rental figures show increases across the country.
Yesterday’s News
Beaten candidate of Dublin-based association for Igbo people takes challenge to the High Court
Counsel claimed 18 people were stopped from voting.
Cork City's heaviest defeat in Europe since 1994 ends Irish interest for another year
A very disappointing night for the Leesiders as they took on Norwegian champions Rosenborg.
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after man mugged in Dublin city centre
A large quantity of cash and cigarettes were taken from the man on Monday evening.
Parkland students return to school - with €5.7 million in security upgrades
A gunman killed 17 people in the freshman building in February.
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HAP: Landlords are just turning around and saying, 'Someone else is after coming in with cash'
“It gets so much that I actually just stopped for two, three weeks because I couldn’t bear to keep going, getting refused, getting refused, getting refused,” says Daniel who has been looking for accommodation with HAP for eight months.
Man arrested on suspicion of supplying unlicensed door staff by police investigating UVF
A number of items were seized during the searches.
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
hat’s a must-watch, and what’s a miss? We tell you.
Your summer in Ireland: 5 must-see sites in Waterford
Take our challenge and tick off as many glorious sites this summer as recommended by heritage officers around Ireland.
80 Leaving Cert results being withheld due to suspicions of cheating
The combined 80 total for the 2018 Leaving Cert compares to the combined 72 total last year.
'Brexit won't tear us apart': Ryan Tubridy is bringing The Late Late Show to the UK
RTÉ will film a once-off show for an audience of 1,000 people in London.
As it happened: Rosenborg v Cork City, Europa League third qualifying round
Cork City must overcome a 2-0 deficit tonight in Norway, where kick-off is at 7.45pm Irish time.
Teen arrested after being found with €50,000 worth of cocaine on him
MDMA worth an estimated €90,000 was also found.
'The Queen is dead. Long live the Queen': World pays respect to Aretha Franklin
News broke early today that the Queen of Soul had died aged 76.
Solicitor has concerns over Dundalk stabbing accused's fitness to plead
Mohamed Morei, 18, has been held since 4 January.
Cooking facilities and separate family bedrooms among Direct Provision recommendations
The new guidelines are aimed at improving conditions for asylum seekers.
Gardaí warning the public about a scam that tries to trick you into buying iTunes gift cards
A business in Cork was contacted by a fraudster.
The 5 at 5: Thursday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
'If I had achieved what I have but in another sport... I wouldn't have to look at what job I'm going to be doing'
Ahead of next week’s European Championships, Jason Smyth discusses the pros and cons of being the fastest Paralympian on the planet.
'Morale is on the floor': Defence Forces to be paid just €47.59 per day for extra work during Pope visit
Soldiers have to provide assistance when requested to do so, but groups say they are not being compensated adequately.
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Poll: Should gambling firms be able to sponsor sporting organisations/events?
THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION of Ireland (FAI) is set to debate cutting ties with gambling firms.
The Irish Independent reported this morning that FAI chief executive John Delaney has said a “fair debate” will be had on the topic, taking into account the revenue that can be generated and put to good use by sponsorship in this area.
Earlier this year, the GAA voted to ban sponsorship deals with gambling companies, with Connacht GAA’s Mick Rock saying sport today is “besieged by gambling”.
President Michael D Higgins recently called for gambling adverts in sport to be banned but bookmakers said this would not be practical, with Irish Bookmakers Association chair Sharon Byrne commenting that the “responsible industry” ensures that adequate services are available for people if gambling is becoming an issue.
So, today we’re asking you: Should gambling firms be able to sponsor sporting organisations/events?
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Opinion: Time is running out to save Ormston House - here's why it's important to Limerick
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HAP: Landlords are just turning around and saying, 'Someone else is after coming in with cash'
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'Paddy Cosgrave was wrong to invite Le Pen - and wrong to use Northern Ireland in his justification'
By David McCann
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