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'Ah Jaysis': Vincent Browne was his usual self last night even with a fitting choral sendoff
Browne took a look back at some of the most significant events of the last decade, including the marriage equality referendum.
Blow for Trump as US Senate rejects partial Obamacare repeal
Three Republican Senators voted with Democrats to defeat the measure.
Man executed in Texas despite last-ditch claims lawyer defended him using Wikipedia for research
A last minute appeal claimed that TaiChin Preyor’s trial lawyer had insufficient familiarity with Texan law in order to defend him adequately.
'A f*****g paranoid schizophrenic': Trump's communications chief phones magazine, rips into colleagues
Anthony Scaramucci made the foul-mouthed comments in a conversation with a journalist for The New Yorker.
Eamon Ryan: 'Electric cars are about to go mainstream in a dramatic way'
We don’t make cars or batteries or charging stations but we can write the software and smart grid codes, writes Eamon Ryan.
'The priests are all old men now, and so are we': Heartbreak at Limerick's last male-only Mass
Members are disappointed that there was no vote before the decision was made to end the 150-year-old service.
The body that investigates gardaí is looking to ramp up its interview skills
Gsoc says it wants its interviewers to be trained like police.
Man who collected welfare and fathered child after escaping from open prison to be returned to prison
Gardaí did not enter the details of the escape on the Pulse system.
Government defends lack of information on people who died in direct provision
Over the past 10 years, 44 people have died in direct provision.
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Victorian red-brick splendour bursting with charm in leafy Dublin 6
There's been a surge in complaints about Irish 'influencers' plugging products Exclusive
Three times the amount of complaints have been received so far in 2017 compared to all of last year.
Yesterday’s News
As it happened: The last Vincent Browne show
The veteran journalist leaves the show after ten years at the helm.
Unidentified man buried in Wales 32 years ago could be Irishman Brendan Dowley
A retired garda has given his DNA to Welsh authorities, who are now reinvestigating the case.
Paramedic tells court that Jason Corbett 'felt cool' and had dried blood on his face
Amanda Hackworth, a Davidson County paramedic, said she reached her arm over Jason Corbett’s body and felt the coolness.
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
The last of Tonight with Vincent Browne, water returns to Louth and Meath, and a bizarre statement from Bray Wanderers.
3 protein-packed (and tasty) recipes perfect for your summer lunchbox
Oh, and they’re restaurant-approved too.
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Man injured after being struck by Luas
The condition of the injured person is not yet known.
'Football has really worked out for me. I’ve been able to see different countries and meet new people'
Shamrock Rovers goalkeeper Tomer Chencinski is enjoying life in Dublin ahead of Friday’s derby with Bohemians.
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
What’s a must-watch, and what’s a miss? We tell you.
'A horrifying ordeal': Teenage girl raped twice in one night by two separate attackers
A major investigation has been launched to identify the attackers.
Another sprint medal for Ireland's youngsters as Adekele bags 200m European silver
Fourteen-year-old Rhasidat Adekele is bringing silver home from Hungary.
Johnny Ronan argues his rejected skyscraper would 'economically enhance' Dublin
His property firm has demanded an oral hearing from An Bord Pleanála.
Police investigating Grenfell Tower fire say that the council 'may have committed manslaughter'
“In due course, a senior representative of each corporation will be formally interviewed by police in relation to the potential offence.”
Sinead O'Connor is being sued by her former manager for alleged breach of contract
Fachtna O’Ceallaigh is seeking upwards of €500,000 damages.
Supreme Court blocks State from deporting Algerian man linked to terrorism
The judge said it was not clear why the Minister for Justice concluded that the man was not at risk of being tortured if deported.
Charlie Gard to be moved to hospice for his final days after ruling by judge
A judge made the order after an agreement on Charlie’s end-of-life care plan couldn’t be found.
Gardaí appeal for help finding missing woman in Cork
43-year-old Caroline O’Mahony is missing from her home since Tuesday.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is now the world's richest person
The entrepreneur leapfrogged Microsoft’s Bill Gates, who’s been at the top spot for the past four years.
Passengers warned of potential long delays at airports in Europe this summer
A new EU regulation introduced in March has led to tighter border control in European airports.
Dublin man charged over last night's stand-off at St Agnes' Church
The 51-year-old man said he would stay away from all church properties and their grounds in compliance with his bail conditions.
The 5 at 5: Thursday
5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock…
Water returns to Louth and Meath after a 'complex' repair - Irish Water
The water being produced by the fixed main may be discoloured but is still drinkable.
Taylor inspired by Rousey and Holm 'to bring women's boxing to the next level'
The Bray boxer competes for the sixth time as a professional this Saturday night in Brooklyn.
Man in his 80s struck by bus in Dun Laoghaire
The incident occurred on Marine Road at 12.20pm.
Charity wrongly paid €84k to two former trustees, who were parents of the CEO
The Charities Regulator carried out the investigation into the charity Ataxia Ireland.
79-year-old woman who fractured spine in hospital awarded €59,000 in damages
Margaret Fitzpatrick had sued Dublin’s Mater Misericordiae Hospital following the incident in April 2015.
Minister tells UN Convention that some prison inmates don't have a flush toilet in their cells
Minister for State David Stanton was addressing the UN Convention Against Torture.
Madonna settles claim with Mail Online after it revealed details of her adoption of twins from Malawi
The singer had sued Associated Newspapers over the story, which appeared last January.
Gardaí appeal for help finding missing man in Kildare
43-year-old John Burns has been missing since Tuesday.
Man charged over murder of man whose body was found in Dublin lane
Andrew Guerrine’s body was found in the Rathcoole area of Dublin in May 2015.
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Poll: Will you watch Vincent Browne's last show on TV3 tonight?
FOR THE LAST time this evening, veteran broadcaster Vincent Browne will grill his guests on his TV3 show.
Last night, he got an opportunity to go toe-to-toe with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and, as we’ve taken a look at here, he has had plenty of memorable moments in the show over the last 10 years.
Whether it was “haranguing” Joan Burton, comparing TDs to Podge and Rodge, or dropping an F-bomb on live TV, the venerable broadcaster has left his mark and his retirement leaves someone else with big shoes to fill.
So, today we’re asking you: Will you watch Vincent Browne’s last show on TV3 tonight?
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Opinion: 'Trump's decision to stop supporting Syria's rebels seals their fate'
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Opinion: 'It's easy to attack RTÉ but the pay gap is an issue where you work too'
By Lorraine Courtney - @lorrainecath
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