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Poll: Do you do the lotto?
The cost of buying a ticket with Lotto Plus is set to rise.
Analysis: 5 key questions that will shape today's All-Ireland hurling final
The42 analyst Tommy Dunne breaks down some key factors to look out for in Croke Park this afternoon.
Your summer in Ireland: 5 must-see sites in Galway city
Take our challenge and tick off as many glorious sites this summer as recommended by heritage officers around Ireland.
Man in his 20s arrested after cash and drugs bust in Drimnagh
Cocaine, cannabis and cash were seized in yesterday’s afternoon search of a house in the area.
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Got eggs? You're halfway to dinner with these deadly 30-minute recipes
Two dead and three seriously injured after single-car crash in Bundoran
They are all in their 20s.
Sitdown Sunday: The poisoning of a Russian double agent
Grab a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
'We have twice had to rebuild our village on the West Bank - now our school is under threat'
The principal of the school used by Palestinian children in Susya makes a direct appeal to the Irish government to support them.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
DAFT.IE PROPERTY MAGAZINE
Cocktails on the terrace with Dublin Bay views: High-end villa for €1.65m
Irish among those detained after massive drugs seizure by Spanish police
UK, Moroccan and Spanish nationals have also been arrested in connection with drug trafficking.
'Everyone was so panicked': Irish woman caught up in Indonesian earthquake reveals local devastation
More than 400 people were killed and thousands injured in the disaster earlier this month.
'I feel like I'm doing something for him that I never got the chance to do when he was around'
Irish hockey star Nicci Daly on the recent World Cup success and going back in time to pay tribute to her father.
Man charged with attempted murder after crashing car into barriers in Westminster
The case is being treated as terrorism.
Irish Water asked for schools to reduce or turn off their water supplies during the drought
Documents show that Irish Water made the request for when schools broke for the summer holidays.
How did Galway shed the 'gutless' tag to become hurling's top dogs?
The reigning champions are hoping to make it back-to-back All-Ireland titles for the first time in 30 years.
Dog owners warned about toxic algal scums after reported dog poisonings in the west
Autopsies were not able to determine if algae was to blame for the dog deaths.
Sign language version of Amhrán na bhFiann to be performed at today's All-Ireland hurling final
The performance will take place in tandem with the Artane Band.
'Honestly, we are in a mess': Kofi Annan lashed out at global leaders in one of his final interviews
“Today, leaders are going in the wrong direction.”
Former employees claim Click.ie sold 'faulty' phones Exclusive
The company has denied the allegation.
Camping at the Phoenix Park and sitting in the Popemobile: Memories of John Paul II's visit
One family was allowed to skip the queue in the Phoenix Park because their car was full of Pope-related items.
Yesterday’s News
Carl Frampton earns first stoppage in over three years as he fulfils Windsor Park dream
Carl Frampton is set to face Josh Warrington for the IBF world title after stopping the previously undefeated Luke Jackson in Belfast.
Dermot Bannon: 'People could end up stuck in modular homes for ten years'
The architect and presenter of Room to Improve said Ireland needs to work on building communities – not just houses.
Mascots, bakers, and ironing mammies: here's what the 13,000 papal visit volunteers will be up to
It’s the first time a Pontiff will visit Ireland in over four decades, and thousands are needed to keep the show running.
Paddy Barnes wiped out by crippling body shot in maiden world title shot at Windsor
The three-time Olympian was levelled by Cristofer Rosales at Windsor Park.
'My dad donated for so long and suddenly he was relying on others' blood to keep him alive’
Why this GAA coach is appealing for those who play to donate blood.
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Your summer in Ireland: 5 must-see sites in Dublin city
Take our challenge and tick off as many glorious sites this summer as recommended by heritage officers around Ireland.
Quiz: Will this site be a hotel or student accommodation?
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Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what had people talking today.
'Dry stone walls are part of our history and culture but there are plans to replace them with fencing'
The first proposed stretch of wall to be replaced is along the N67 between Kinvara and Ballindereen, Co. Galway.
Arsenal remain point-less, as Chelsea prevail in 5-goal thriller
Unai Emery’s baptism of fire continued at Stamford Bridge today.
This really, really old piece of cheese has been found in Egypt
It is thought to date back more than 3,200 years.
How many Leaving Cert results were withheld due to suspicion of cheating?: It's the week in numbers
Plus: The fine that a Tipperary Library has waived for a book returned 53 years late.
Poll: Will you attend a World Meeting of Families event?
Or will you be sitting this one out?
'I'm back': Nigel Farage is leading a battle bus tour to campaign against a 'cowardly sell-out Brexit'
“Our complacent MPs need to understand just how strongly people feel about being lied to while their wishes are blatantly ignored,” the MEP said.
US cardinal facing calls to resign cancels appearance at World Meeting of Families
Donald Wuerl was due to speak on Wednesday.
Tour groups 'pulling a fast one' are overrunning Cork's English Market
Traders in the iconic marketplace have complained that snap-happy visitors are hurting business.
Denis O'Brien has been named as the Honorary Life President of the FAI
The billionaire businessman is the association’s first-ever Honorary President.
'Katie's not improving... She's definitely stoppable, and my hands are made to do exactly that'
Jessica McCaskill, who gave Katie Taylor a torrid time of it last Christmas, is back in pursuit of the champion.
Storm Ernesto is on the way - and will bring some Californian wildfire smoke with it
The smoke is visible on satellite imagery.
Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan has died following a short illness
He was 80 years old.
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Poll: Do you do the lotto?
YESTERDAY, THE NATIONAL Lottery announced that the cost of playing additional Lotto draws is set to increase from next month.
As doing the plus draws increase from 50c to €1, the prize for the draws will also increase, with the top prize for Lotto Plus 1 to double to €1 million.
A number of millionaires were made this summer, with a €8.3 million Lotto ticket sold in Cork, while a Tipperary syndicate picked up a cheque for €17 million in June.
So, today we’re asking you: Do you do the lotto?
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'We have twice had to rebuild our village on the West Bank - now our school is under threat'
By Mohamad Nawajaa
'Dry stone walls are part of our history and culture but there are plans to replace them with fencing'
By Tríona Byrne - @SPABIreland
In the garden: How to fight back (nicely) against the caterpillars eating your plants
By Michael Kelly
Opinion: Time is running out to save Ormston House - here's why it's important to Limerick
By Mark Mulqueen
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