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Widespread complaints of Bank of Ireland debit cards being declined
The cause of the transaction faults remains unknown.
'Ireland stands at the heart of Europe' - Juncker tells Dáil EU is behind Ireland
Juncker today held a meeting with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.
James Quinn jailed for 22 years in Spain for Gary Hutch murder
The judge described the 2015 murder as “execrable”.
Ireland defender Clark left unconscious after attack in Spanish bar - report
The Newcastle United player was reportedly punched on a dancefloor following a row with another man.
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Third retrial of Cavan childminder accused of harming baby collapses
The defence team was “potentially hamstrung” over emails between expert witnesses on the case.
Trial of man accused over David Black murder collapses due to 'profane' garda interviews
41-year-old Damien Joseph McLaughlin was cleared of the six terror charges.
A missed wedding and missed phone calls: Passport Office apologises for delays
It is “a matter of immense frustration” for staff that it’s taking longer than planned to process some applications, the Public Accounts Committee has been told.
Instagram launches new long-form video service to compete with YouTube
Instagram’s CEO also announced that the social media platform now has more than one billion active users.
Group behind far-right Charlottesville rally gets approval for 'white civil rights' march in Washington
The rally is due to take place on the anniversary of the Charlottesville event during which a woman was killed.
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'The tapes don't lie': Senior garda says Drumm's crimes caused 'real harm' to the public
Detective chief superintendent Pat Lordan said Drumm’s sentencing has come at the “end of a long road for An Garda Síochána”.
Poll: Are you worried about Brexit?
One major issue is what will happen to the border between the Republic and Northern Ireland.
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New Zealand prime minister gives birth to a baby girl
Jacinda Ardern becomes just the second world leader to give birth while in office.
'Horrifying, shameful, unforgivable': UK families call for criminal charges over hospital deaths
An independent inquiry looked into deaths at Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
Trump orders end to separation of migrant children but says 'the border is going to be just as tough'
Trump’s about-face comes after more than 2,300 children were separated from their parents and adult relatives.
Jean-Claude Juncker is in town to talk to Leo about Brexit
The President of the European Commission will also address members of the Dáil and Seanad.
It's a year since Shane Ross announced Stepaside would re-open. It's still closed, and locals aren't happy
“People in the area are tired of not having clear answers,” local butcher Michael Fleming said.
The EU's been crunching the numbers on the cost of a border... but they're not giving us a figure
Preparations for a possible ‘no deal’ scenario are being closely guarded by EU and Irish officials.
A plan to move 80 sergeants from Garda HQ to local stations has ground to a halt
At first, 80 were to be moved. Then 30. Now it’s hoped 5 will be redeployed.
Juncker's visit: 'The onus is on our government to insist that his visit is productive'
It should not be just about talks behind closed doors in an echo chamber, writes Dominic Hannigan.
Cronin and Conan start as Schmidt picks captain O'Mahony at openside
Joe Schmidt has made five changes to his XV, while Ross Byrne is set for his debut off the bench.
David Drumm begins his six year jail term in Mountjoy Prison
Drumm was yesterday sentenced for his part in a multi-billion euro bank fraud scheme.
Yesterday’s News
Burger King apologises for offering burgers to women who get pregnant by World Cup players
The deal has been called sexist and demeaning.
'My little sisters right now are chained up': Court hears 911 call made from girl who escaped home
David and Louise Turpin have pleaded not guilty to torture, child abuse and other charges. They are being held on $12 million bail each.
Brian Lenihan reveals that mental health battle forced his football retirement at 23
Former Cork City and Hull City defender “lucky to have a second chance at life”.
Michael Lowry asked his secretary to oversee £250,000 payment, trial hears
One of nine charges has been dropped against the TD.
'I need a new car and PCP seems too good to be true - is it?': An expert weighs in
CCPC’s Áine Carroll explains everything you need to know.
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'I didn't like the sight of families being separated': Trump signs order to end family separations
For weeks, Trump had insisted he was bound by the law to split the children from their parents and that only Congress could resolve the problem.
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David Drumm jailed for six years, Trump signs executive order to keep migrant families together and Michael Healy-Rae’s bike has been stolen – it’s the Evening Fix.
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MacGill Summer School to hold session on why it hasn't embraced gender balance following controversy
The Director of MacGill said, “We are determined to do all that we can to redress this imbalance”.
Here's who been jailed over Ireland's banking crisis so far
David Drumm has became the fourth person to be jailed over his role in a bank fraud scheme 10 years ago.
With 430 km of bus and cycle lanes, here’s how BusConnects is changing the way we travel
It’s thought that they will cut journey time by up to 50%.
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Leaving Cert students sat the first ever Politics exam today - here's what was in it
A tweet from Leo Varadkar featured on the first ever exam.
Garda watchdog probing crash after car sped away from checkpoint and struck woman
The incident occurred on Sarsfield Road in Ballyfermot around 9pm last night.
Theresa May fends off 'Remainer' Tories on a no-deal Brexit vote
MPs will vote on amendments to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill this evening.
Trump says he'll sign executive order to avoid family separations after worldwide outcry
The US House of Representatives is due to consider a bill on the issue tomorrow.
Woman has murder conviction quashed as jury weren't allowed to consider if she was provoked
The Court of Appeal said it would quash Farrell’s conviction and order a retrial.
The aggravating and mitigating factors: How the judge in the Drumm case arrived at six years
Judge Karen O’Connor noted that the most significant form of mitigation would have been a result of a guilty plea but that was not available in this case.
Munster pitted against Exeter, Leinster take on Wasps and Toulouse in next season's Champions Cup
Ulster will meet Simon Zebo’s Racing 92 and Scarlets while, in the Challenge Cup, Connacht have been pitted against Sale, Bordeaux and Perpignan.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
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Poll: Are you worried about Brexit?
PRESIDENT OF THE European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker is to hold a meeting about Brexit with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar at Government Buildings in Dublin today.
Speaking ahead of the visit, Varadkar said: “We need to see much more progress from the UK to implement the commitments they made in December and March, and I expect the UK’s efforts to intensify in the period ahead.”
One major issue is, of course, what will happen to the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland post-Brexit. Other sticking points include trade and migration.
As the deadline for Britain leaving the European Union moves closer, we want to know: Are you worried about Brexit?
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Juncker's visit: 'The onus is on our government to insist that his visit is productive'
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