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Affordable homes to be built on private lands through 'quid pro quo' negotiations
Cork City Council officials will state today most active sector for construction is for student accommodation.
Teachers will be allowed work beyond 70 in their final school year under new law
Under current rules, those working in the public service must retire from their job at age 65.
‘I knew I'd never do anything as important again’: Wood Quay Archaeologist over 40 years on
One of the most controversial events of the 1970s the bulldozing of Dublin’s Wood Quay is the subject of a new TG4 documentary.
Cannabis is legal across Canada from today and 109 stores are opening immediately
Medical marijuana dispensaries are already common in parts of the country.
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9 tactical ways to stop kids whining - plus parents share the funniest pet names they use at home
Complaints about Pat Kenny's treatment of Maria Steen during Eighth debates rejected by BAI
The complainants had alleged that Kenny had questioned Steen differently than Peter Boylan.
Here's what the presidential candidates think about Trump, Brexit and the Eighth Amendment
We’ve asked the six nominees why they are running and where they stand on a number of important issues.
'I do not need to be afraid': How Clonakilty GAA club is making life easier for its autistic members
The journey to becoming Ireland’s first autism friendly town has been a group effort.
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Yesterday’s News
Almost €1m worth of cocaine, heroin and cannabis seized in Dublin
Three men aged in their 30s, 40s and 60s, are being detained at two Dublin Garda stations in connection with the incident.
Clontarf flood defence measures set to cost €10 million
Dublin City Council plans to build flood defence barriers along 3.3 kilometres of coast, seven years after the ‘Clontarf Wall’ controversy.
Defiant Martin O'Neill brushes off questions about his future as Ireland manager
It was another disappointing night at the Aviva, with the Boys in Green beaten 1-0 by Wales.
Man (20s) wounded in face and neck in Finglas stabbing
The man’s injuries are not thought to be life threatening.
EU suggests extending transition period to secure Irish backstop - reports
The UK has to enter the transition period to leave the EU by the 29 March – that’s if there’s a Brexit deal at all.
Northern Irish writer Anna Burns wins 2018 Man Booker Prize
The judges praised Milkman for its “surprising and immersive prose”.
Defeat to weakened Wales increases pressure on Ireland boss Martin O'Neill
A second-half free-kick from Harry Wilson made the difference tonight in Dublin.
Taoiseach wants to avoid 'dilly-dallying' but confidence and supply deal 'unlikely' by Halloween
Teams for the the two parties are set to meet next week about renewing the agreement.
The Candidate: TheJournal.ie's new presidential podcast
The Candidate brings TheJournal.ie readers closer to the presidential hopefuls, thanks to six in-depth interviews.
Washington Post: Saudi government 'owes Khashoggi family and the world an explanation'
A Turkish forensics team has searched the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
Woman suspected of slicing civil servant’s throat goes on trial
Laura Kenna attacked Fionnuala Burke on Drumcondra Road Lower on 2 January 2017.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Brexit deadlock, presidential claims, and the Stormy Daniels lawsuit – here’s what made the headlines.
Government to oppose quad bike and scrambler regulation Bill
The government said it has established its own working group to assess the issue.
Maths Week: Your Tuesday puzzle
Sum Like it Hot.
FactCheck: How does President Michael D Higgins pay for his dog grooming bills?
Businessman Peter Casey has repeatedly claimed that Bród and Síoda’s grooming bills are paid for using public money – but is this true?
Locals express disgust after fire at 'iconic' former parochial house in Limerick
A garda source said the fire was being treated as “suspicious”.
'I don't know where he's getting his information': Coveney denies Howlin claims on Brexit backstop deferral
Tánaiste Simon Coveney said solidarity with Ireland is as strong as ever.
RTÉ Áras debate heckler says she filled in audience form accurately to get on the show
Norma Burke, AKA, Bunty Twuntingdon McFluff, said she had a “Jennifer Lawrence moment” as she tried to leave the audience.
Robinson and O'Brien selected in Ireland's team to face Wales
Martin O’Neill has freshened up his attacking options for this evening’s Uefa Nations League clash.
Two assailants sought by gardaí after shooting in Clondalkin
A man in his 30s was injured in the shooting.
'Shocked and disappointed': DCU society suspended from hosting social events over inappropriate conduct at meeting
At the meeting on 4 October, students in relationships were dared to make “provocative calls to partners and family”.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Ireland U19s defeat Netherlands to finish qualifying round with 100% record
Tom Mohan’s side came from behind in Longford thanks to goals from Adam Idah and Will Ferry.
Families 'could end up on streets' as council takes over emergency service from homeless charity
The phone line was previously run by Focus Ireland – now families will have to call the general rough sleeper line after hours.
Donald Trump tweets insult at Stormy Daniels and threatens to 'go after' her
The US President has denied an affair with the former adult actress.
Martin rounds on Breen over dinner invitation to NBP bidder's home: 'It is not a credible explanation'
Taoiseach repeated today that he did not think it was a resigning matter.
Why a loss tonight could have a big impact on Ireland's hopes of playing in Dublin at Euro 2020
Martin O’Neill’s men face Wales at the Aviva Stadium knowing the result could have crucial long-term implications.
Public told not to consume water in parts of Co Carlow
The notice affects over 600 people.
Judge recommends establishment of tribunal to deal with CervicalCheck claims
In his report, Justice Meenan recognises the “courage and fortitude” of the woman affected and their families.
Labour to bring forward legislation to ban landlords charging prospective tenants to view property
Some people were being charged up to €500 to view an apartment.
'Who would you like to kick in the testicles': BAI partially upholds Eoghan McDermott show complaint
The complainant claimed the interview promoted violence towards men.
Ryanair wins apology from Irish Examiner over articles published about airline's safety standards
The newspaper retracted two articles about the airline published in 2015.
Paddy Power Betfair fined £2.2m after failing to stop stolen money being gambled
The British Gambling Commission also found that PPB “failed to adequately interact with customers who were displaying signs of problem gambling”.
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Poll: Are live debates influencing how you'll vote in the presidential election?
WE’RE JUST 10 days out from polling day for the presidential election.
Last night, four of the six presidential candidates took part in the first TV debate of the campaign on Claire Byrne Live.
Peter Casey, Gavin Duffy, Senator Joan Freeman and MEP Liadh Ní Riada took part.
Sean Gallagher and President Michael D Higgins, who declined invitations, came in for criticism from the rest of the field.
An opinion poll last week found that seven in 10 voters want Michael D Higgins to be reelected as president.
So, today we want to know: Are live debates influencing how you’ll vote in the presidential election?
Poll Results:
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We're exposed to potential threats via email every day - here's how to spot malicious messages
By Richard Lambe
The most sinister of cyber-attacks are often simply delivered, writes Richard Lambe.
Parking Mad: Filmmaker Paddy Slattery on attempting to access accessible parking
By Paddy Slattery - @PaddySlattery11
'He chose to die at home. The hostel was his home': Lynn Ruane on hidden health problems in homelessness
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
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