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Gardaà release number of drink driving arrests - 15,000 more than previously published Exclusive
Currently all crime data released by the gardaà is considered to be ‘under reservation’, ie of insufficient quality, by the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
Yesterday’s News
Incredible scenes as Tiger Woods triumphs in Tour Championship to complete remarkable comeback
The American golfer claimed his first prize since the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational in 2013.
The strikingly similar 1991 case where the US President's Supreme Court pick was almost derailed
With the allegations being levelled against Brett Kavanaugh, it is drawing comparison with the case of Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas 27 years ago.
‘I’ve good friends that are in prison and some that are dead. For me football was an escape’
Mark Quigley discusses his time at Millwall and his League of Ireland career where the Dubliner won every domestic honour and was named PFAI Player of the Year.
News Quiz: How well do you remember the week that was?
Test your memory why don’t you.
Robot babysitters and poop-predicting nappies: Here's the future of being a good parent
Sadly you’ll still have to do the actual nappy-changing yourself.
Reigning Munster champs Nemo held to 0-4 as Castlehaven knock them out in Cork quarter-final
Nemo Rangers were knocked out as Carbery Rangers, St Finbarr’s and Duhallow also progressed this weekend.
It's not just for kids - even adults appear to benefit from a regular bedtime, study finds
The study found that irregular sleepers were also more likely to report depression and stress than regular sleepers.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
A shooting, Brett Kavanaugh and the possibility of a second Brexit referendum had everyone talking today.
Britain's top forensic pathologist: 'You're exposed to man's inhumanity to man every day'
Dr Richard Shepherd said he did not realise the impact his job was having on him until his breakdown two years ago.
Tech addict? 3 brand new Samsung launches you need to know about
The Samsung Galaxy Note9, Tab S4 and Galaxy Watch are here.
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Two men to appear in court over €1.7m cash seizure
Five people were arrested after searches in Wexford and Dublin yesterday.
Gardaà issue warning after motorists test positive for cocaine and cannabis
One driver was also speeding at the time.
Nap areas, meatball mounds and a 'tornado' vending machine - behind the scenes at Ikea
We take a tour of the Swedish furniture giant’s lucrative Dublin store’s little-seen areas.
Woman who accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault to testify on Thursday
Kavanaugh is Donald Trump’s nominee the US Supreme Court – but he has to be voted in by the Senate.
'As we have always said, Bert and Ernie are best friends': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
66 people get life sentences over deadly attack on police station in Egypt
Muslim Brotherhood chief Mohammed Badie was among those jailed today.
Response: 'I have concerns about Take Back the City, but Labour will stand among those who support it'
I fully support peaceful protest and direct action as a legitimate form of democratic participation, writes Brendan Howlin.
'Best day of my life' - US-based Ireland international O'Sullivan wins National Women's Soccer League title
Denise O’Sullivan was an integral member of the NC Courage side which were crowned National Women’s Soccer League champions.
Man 'armed with Taser' arrested at Buckingham Palace
The 38-year-old is being questioned at a London police station.
Howlin backs second referendum, says there's 'no such thing as a good Brexit for Ireland'
Jeremy Corbyn has said he’s open to the idea of a second vote.
An 11-year wait for windows: How Dublin tenants are left waiting years for repairs
Dublin City Council residents described years of waiting for repairs, repeated phone calls and ineffectual visits from council staff.
Irish sailor safe after yacht damaged during Golden Globe Race
Gregor McGuckin is en route to help an Indian sailor who has a “severe back injury” and can’t walk.
Irish patients take part in trial that tests if aspirin can prevent cancer returning
The trial is taking part in the UK and India, as well as in 10 Irish hospitals.
'I'd say there won't be a dry eye in there from the people that knew him'
Gerardene McNamara of Cork’s Ballincollig soccer club and Eire Óg’s Vincent Fahy talk to The42 about their memories of Liam Miller.
Man and woman injured in suspected knife attack in Dundalk
The woman was assaulted when she came to the man’s assistance.
Danniella Westbrook has been diagnosed with womb cancer
The former Eastenders star plans to undergo a hysterectomy.
Lotto ticket worth €1 million sold in Labour TD's shop
Willie Penrose and his wife Anne own the shop in Co Westmeath.
'It's frustrating, actually. You're off the radar. You're playing in a so-called lesser league, in their eyes'
Andy Keogh has been a consistent goalscorer in Australia for the last four years but isn’t expecting a call anytime soon from the Republic of Ireland.
Poll: Should citizens in the North be allowed vote in Irish presidential elections?
The next presidential election will be in 2025.
'Britons aren't overly physically active': How tourism operators are being told to sell Ireland overseas
The marketing tips come from Fáilte Ireland and are based on online consumer surveys and insights.
‘We were about to hike up a volcano in Chile… I got an email saying Ulster Rugby want you over’
Neil Walsh recalls the unlikely series of events that led to an incredible opportunity.
Australian strawberries taken off shelves in New Zealand after needles found
At least two minors have been questioned by Australian police for carrying out hoaxes.
Investigation into 'brutal, paramilitary' shooting of 18-year-old in Co Antrim
The young man was shot once in each arm and leg early this morning.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here are the fascinating stories doing the rounds this Sunday.
Sitdown Sunday: 'The extraordinary story of how I found my parents'
Grab a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The Irish For...What can we learn from the rise and fall of Irish girls' names?
Gaeilgeoir Darach O Séaghdha talks us through the meaning behind names like Saoirse, Órla and Aoife – and what we can learn from them.
Dublin woman suspected of large-scale cocaine importation top target for Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau
The woman is suspected of bringing in hundreds of kilos every year.
A significant number of people don't know how they're going to vote in the blasphemy referendum
54% said they will vote to remove the offence of blasphemy from the Constitution.
'It was nothing dramatic, but just a wee moment of realisation: 'I miss this''
Andrew Trimble is largely enjoying retirement but there have been moments when he’s wanted to wind the clock back.
Minister says 200 new social housing units stalled due to construction firm examinership will be delivered
A number of subcontractors have complained that they have not been paid for their work on the State-funded projects.
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Poll: Should citizens in the North be allowed vote in Irish presidential elections?
DO YOU THINK Northern Ireland citizens should be given the right to vote in Ireland’s presidential elections?
According to the Sunday Business Post, the government is preparing legislation for a referendum next May on whether 1.8 million people in Northern Ireland should be given the vote in Irish presidential elections.
The amendment would also allow 1.7 million Irish citizens living abroad to vote in the next presidential election in 2025.
So what do you think? Should citizens in Northern Ireland be allowed to vote in Ireland’s presidential elections?
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Response: 'I have concerns about Take Back the City, but Labour will stand among those who support it'
By Brendan Howlin
The Irish For...What can we learn from the rise and fall of Irish girls' names?
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
'Hearing impairment is an invisible disability - this can lead to assumptions by people, even those who know us well'
By AilÃs NÃ RÃain
From the garden: A recipe for a no-nonsense tomato and courgette soup, with no-nonsense ingredients
By Michael Kelly
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