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Gardaí received intelligence that officer was under threat weeks before attack Exclusive
An investigation into the attack is ongoing.
Yesterday’s News
Paul Pogba, the €105 million wonderkid, shows the trait he is often accused of lacking - character
Since his record-breaking move to Manchester United, the France star has been faced with great expectations.
'I feel more secure': How HomeShare has been bringing the old and young together
We visited John and Amy who have been taking part in the service.
'Rallying is her passion': Teen to become one of Ireland's first visually impaired rally navigators
Sara McFadden was born with albinism, which has affected her vision.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
The planet was watching as France beat Croatia in Moscow. Here at home, it rained at last.
Celebrating World Cup fans block traffic on Dublin's O'Connell Bridge
There was a ‘celebratory’ mood as France and Croatia fans gathered.
Goodbye gym guilt, hello exercise pills? The future of staying in shape
No more boring hours on the exercise bike? Eh, sign us up.
Lyme disease: 'I became a shadow, housebound, a virtual recluse'
“I thought about ending it all. I was worn out. Beat down. Broke. Defeated.”
Greenland villagers moved to higher ground as vast iceberg threatens flooding
There are fears it could flip or that sections could break off.
'In Mother Russia only Putin gets an umbrella' - Viewers bemused by President's World Cup 'power move'
Putin was shielded from the rain – but Macron and the Croatian leader got drenched.
6 reasons a house sale can fall through - and how to make sure it doesn't happen to you
It’s all about preparation, says Rowena Quinn of Hunters Estate Agent.
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Pogba and Mbappe fire France to World Cup glory
Didier Deschamps’ men overcame Croatia 4-2.
Pussy Riot claim responsibility for World Cup pitch invasion
Four protesters ran onto the field as France led 2-1, one making it to the centre circle.
Fine Gael senator calls for 'drunk tanks' at city Garda stations
Similar schemes have been trialled in UK cities like Newcastle, Bristol and Cardiff.
Emotional Djokovic powers past Anderson to claim fourth Wimbledon title
The Serb moves fourth on the all-time list of male Grand Slam winners.
Police arrest 32 in India after latest lynching sparked by WhatsApp rumours
More than 20 people have been lynched in India after being accused of child abduction.
Leo wanted the HSE to save money by re-using crutches, but was told it was a non-runner
The Taoiseach said the government will be looking with ‘laser-like detail’ at how to get value for money in the health service.
British minister resigns over lewd messages to women
Andrew Griffiths said he was “deeply ashamed” and would seek professional help.
Brilliant Limerick survive late Kilkenny fightback to book All-Ireland semi-final place
The Treaty had two points to spare over Kilkenny in a thrilling clash in Thurles.
Poll: Will you watch the World Cup Final?
Almost a million people tuned in to watch England in the semis this week.
Kindness: Change your life and make the world a kinder place
Can you get someone to stop talking without feeling and appearing rude? Yes. There are ways to do it kindly, writes Gill Hasson.
Tourists charged with stealing bricks from an Auschwitz crematorium
The two Hungarians admitted their actions and were fined.
High Court strikes out challenge by charity boss over €84,000 payments to her parents
Barbara Flynn had called a report by the Charities Regulator as “fundamentally flawed”.
It's raining all over the country - so take extra care if you're driving
Surfaces tend to be greasy and slippery after long dry spells – so let’s be careful out there.
Two in two days! Ireland's Sommer Lecky wins silver at World Championships
The Finn Valley AC star finished second in the high jump final in Tampere.
Aer Lingus is facing a union showdown over staff profit-sharing demands
After agreeing pay increases with the airline, staff representatives are pushing for a piece of the pie.
Hospitalised Ryanair passengers complete overnight coach trip to their destination
The Dublin-Croatia flight landed in Germany on Friday after the cabin depressurised.
Sligo honours WB and Jack Yeats with a unique arts festival
The event will include walks, art, literature and talks.
Theresa May says Donald Trump told her to 'sue the EU'
May has revealed the advice that Trump had said could be “too brutal”.
Why online-only supermarkets haven't come to Ireland... yet
Stock exchange-listed Ocado has global ambitions but hasn’t washed up on these shores.
Poll: Should Revenue collect the TV licence fee?
It is currently collected by An Post.
An emotional night with a relevance that went beyond the result
Ahead of Tuesday’s second leg, former Cork City chairman John O’Sullivan on the club’s Champions League tie against Legia Warsaw.
Driver dies after SUV crashes into a wall in Mayo
The man was the sole occupant of the car.
10,000 through the doors in 40 years... and the Rutland Centre wants to inspire others with their story
It comes as part of the addiction centre’s 40th birthday celebrations.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s everything you need to know on this Sunday morning.
Sitdown Sunday: Tanacon - the Youtuber convention that turned to chaos
Grab a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
'Setting guidelines around relationships at work is a wise and obvious next step for employers'
Fraternisation policies are a welcome addition and should not be trivialised, writes Stephanie Regan.
Donald Trump says Queen Elizabeth told him that Brexit 'is a very complex problem'
Trump made the comments in an interview with Piers Morgan.
Bus driver, who lost job after requesting CCTV which showed him on phone while driving, reinstated
The man had requested the footage in order to prove he had been verbally abused by a manager.
'I thought children were supposed to be a priority here in the United States.'
Parents reunited with their children after being separated at the border have been speaking publicly.
In memory of my Mother: football, family and finding comfort in the past
After his Mum passed away, Eoin O’Callaghan began to look into his grandfather’s football career in 1920s Cork.
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Poll: Will you watch the World Cup Final?
FRANCE AND CROATIA face off in the finale of this year’s World Cup this afternoon at 4pm (click here for live updates).
Croatia are aiming to win their first major international competition, while favourites France are hoping to claim victory in the contest for the first time since 1998.
Almost a million people tuned in to watch England’s semi-final meeting with Croatia this week.
And, alongside the die-hard fans, the wet weather could lead to a boost in viewer numbers for the showpiece final, which takes place at Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium.
We’re asking: Will you watch the World Cup Final?
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Lyme disease: 'I became a shadow, housebound, a virtual recluse'
By Kerry Lawless
“I thought about ending it all. I was worn out. Beat down. Broke. Defeated.”
'Setting guidelines around relationships at work is a wise and obvious next step for employers'
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