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Two injured in double Limerick stabbing
The incident happened around 3am this morning.
Explainer: Why are so many earthquakes hitting one Indonesian island?
Several earthquakes in recent weeks have killed more than 500 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless.
Viral video showing scarily realistic human-looking robot debunked as fake
The video clocked up millions of views as Twitter users feared that artificial intelligence had gone too far.
Church urges followers to drop the Mormon name
Nelson, 93, said the decision on the proper terminology was revealed to him by God.
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'To have them on the field with me afterwards, that’s my ultimate moment'
Limerick’s experienced defender savoured All-Ireland senior hurling glory.
Examiner appointed to Bradley's Pharmacy Group
The firm is around €24 million in debt.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Here’s what had people talking today.
Terror suspect in court over UK parliament 'attack'
Sudanese-born British national Salih Khater is accused of driving into a group of cyclists.
'I find them terrifying': Mary McAleese wary of gay priests and nuns who preach anti-LGBTI message
The former President expressed her concerns at ‘fake hetero homophobes’ within the Church.
The College Guide To UCD: Insider tips, top study spots, and the best chicken fillet roll
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Newly crowned All-Ireland champions Limerick receive heroes' welcome home
Thousands of fans have turned up today at the Gaelic Grounds and elsewhere to greet the team.
Kevin Spacey movie takes in just $618 over its first weekend
It took in just $126 on its first day.
'Survivors are tired of meaningless apologies': One in Four critical of Pope letter
The Pope arrives in Ireland on Saturday.
As it happened: Crystal Palace v Liverpool, Premier League
Liverpool played Crystal Palace in their second league game of the season.
Serious concerns for man last seen in Kilkee this afternoon
He was last seen around 2pm today.
Statue of Obamas unveiled at motorway service station near former president's ancestral home
Obama’s speechwriter was on hand to unveil the statue.
What was your favourite moment from an extraordinary summer of hurling?
From Nickie Quaid’s stunning save against Cork to Peter Duggan’s wonder point against Galway, this championship had it all.
Gardaí issue appeal for teenager (16) last seen on Friday
When last seen, Jodie was wearing a black jacket, grey bottoms and white runners.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Measles cases reach record high across Europe
Over 41,000 children and adults in Europe have been infected with measles in the first six months of 2018.
A third of fruit and veg 'too ugly' to sell
More than 50 million tonnes of fruits and vegetables are discarded each year in Europe.
Cian Lynch: 'My own mother hopped the old fence. I just turned around, she grabbed me.'
The post-match scenes were savoured by the Limerick hurler yesterday.
Spanish police treating attempted knife assault on officers as 'terrorist attack'
The man was shot dead by a police officer during the incident in Catalonia.
Appeal for two missing teenagers believed to be in Dublin
Janelle Quinn and Hannah Hughes were reported missing to gardaí last Wednesday.
Man arrested for driving on Dublin's Grafton Street over legal alcohol limit
The incident happened in the early hours of Saturday morning.
New €6.5 million train station in Dublin gets green light
The National Transport Authority said that the construction of the station is scheduled to begin next year
Watch: We answered all your CAO questions live this morning
Career guidance specialist Andree Harpur and DCUSU’s Aisling Fagan joined us earlier today.
Appeal for information after man (60s) dies after being stabbed in Dublin
A man in his 30s has since been arrested by gardaí.
Declan Hannon: 'We are going to enjoy this, have a sing song and many sing songs'
The All-Ireland winning captain laid the ghosts of over four decades to rest when he lifted the Liam MacCarthy Cup yesterday.
Presidential hopeful Gemma O'Doherty targets independents and says Ireland is 'heading for catastrophe'
The journalist launched her bid for the Áras yesterday
Sinn Féin Belfast offices targeted in overnight arson attack
The PSNI said a fire was reported at around 4.50am.
Leading #MeToo actress paid off man who claimed she sexually assaulted him
Actress Asia Argento was accused of sexual assault by fellow actor Jimmy Bennett in 2013.
Poll: Is there a place for the Rose of Tralee in modern Ireland?
Has the pageant had its day after 59 years? Or is it still relevant in 2018?
Tyrone will refuse 'to participate in any media activity' with RTÉ ahead of All-Ireland final
Mickey Harte has been in a stand-off with RTÉ since June 2011.
Eight years and €289 billion later, Greece exits its final bailout today
The country is not out the woods though and its people are still feeling austerity.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s all you need to know this Monday morning.
10 more dead after fresh 6.9-magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia's Lombok island
The quakes hit throughout yesterday, with the first measuring 6.3 shortly before midday which triggered landslides.
Man due in court in connection with Dublin cocaine seizure
€64,000 worth of the drug was seized on Saturday in Drimnagh in the south inner city.
'I never imagined this day would come': South Koreans meet relatives in North after decades apart
The three-day reunion is the first for three years and follows a diplomatic thaw on the peninsula.
Ibec paints glowing picture of Irish economy but warns we've 'a lot to lose' from Trump tariffs
The business group says that Ireland is in a “post-recovery stage”.
Students will struggle to find somewhere to live - but here is a starting point
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Poll: Is there a place for the Rose of Tralee in modern Ireland?
IT’S MID-AUGUST. The country is reverting back to its usual cold self. And the Rose of Tralee is set to kick off.
The pageant is now in its 59th year and retains a distinctly old school sensibility, with the emphasis on poetry recitals and musical turns rather than anything especially controversial.
Last week Amy O’Connor argued on DailyEdge.ie that the format has had its day, and that the Rose of Tralee simply doesn’t fit with modern Ireland, and with what it means to be a woman in 2018.
Do you agree? Or do you think the Rose of Tralee still holds relevance in Ireland 60 years later?
We’re asking: Is there a place for the Rose of Tralee in modern Ireland?
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