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Cork Airport has renamed its main runway - to keep up with Earth's magnetic poles
Small shifts in the Earth’s magnetic poles made the change essential.
TheJournal.ie FactCheck is first Irish outlet to officially tackle misinformation on Facebook
We are expanding our fact-checking mission.
What is the 'incel rebellion' mentioned in the Toronto attack? And who are those behind it?
The spotlight has been shone on the movement in recent days.
'Human error will happen': Simon Coveney apologises to Vicky Phelan over terminal cancer
The case of Vicky Phelan, a terminally ill woman who yesterday came to a €2.5 million settlement with the HSE, has caused significant concern.
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The secret of a perfect pub: How bars in Ireland are designed to create great nights out
Australia gives Ford a record fine of €6.2 million for 'unconscionable' actions
The head of Ford in Australia said: “We let our customers down and for that we are sorry.”
'I've a wife and a child at home. I have to go home and be in some kind of humour for them'
We followed a bookmaker at Punchestown on the opening day to find out what a big festival is like from the bookies’ point-of-view, whether that’s big wins or losses.
Most children born now will live to 100, so how do we prepare for an older population?
Here’s what we can do to tackle some of the challenges around ageing.
Patients with missed cancer diagnoses may not be told by their doctors
The case of Vicky Phelan, a terminally ill woman who yesterday came to a €2.5 million settlement with the HSE, has caused shockwaves.
Poll: Should supermarkets stop selling cigarettes?
Should people be able to pick up cigarettes where they shop?
Gardaí investigating sudden death of teenage boy
The 17-year-old was pronounced dead at St James’s Hospital in Dublin.
Man charged over seizure of €950,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis
The drugs were found by gardaí in Ashbourne last November.
Two men charged over serious assault on Irish Liverpool fan outside Anfield
Sean Cox remains in a critical condition after Tuesday’s attack.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Here’s what you need to know as we start Thursday.
Madrid's regional leader has stepped down over allegations she shoplifted €40 worth of face cream
She is also facing an investigation into her college degree.
North Korean nuclear test site has 'partially collapsed' after massive bomb blast last year
Researchers have said the site is now unusable.
St Laurence O'Toole's heart found by gardaí six years after it was stolen
The 800-year-old relic was stolen from Christ Church Cathedral in 2012.
At least 13 children die after train crashes into school bus in India
The children were all aged below 10.
Mexican rapper confesses to dissolving bodies of three missing students in acid
Also a Youtube star, the rapper known as QBA said he worked for a local drug cartel, police said.
'There are two choices: stay in Dublin and pay the price or leave Dublin and pay the price'
The neverending race to secure affordable accommodation continues its painful existence in Dublin, writes Colm Boohig.
Despite privacy controversy, profits at Facebook are soaring
Facebook shares climbed more than 6.9% to $170.75 in after-hours trades.
'I often thought about retiring and being happy doing something else'
Mike Sherry has been through injury hell over the last few years but will make his 100th Munster appearance this weekend.
Photos: UTV's Northern Ireland headquarters on sale for €4 million
Havelock House was used by television crews around the world to process and edit film footage of the Troubles.
Dublin City Council received 19 complaints on Friday about litter
A senator said that she was “disgusted” at images of Dublin’s canal after Friday and Saturday night.
Video analyst says he can't rule out that CCTV was paused on day of €2.28m robbery, court hears
Four men have pleaded not guilty to the false imprisonment of the Richardson family at their Raheny home in 2005.
250,000 Irish people aren't being diagnosed with fatal disease that can be managed if caught early
Ireland has the highest rate of hospitalisation for COPD in the OECD, almost double the OECD average.
HR manager at cemetery awarded €47,500 in compensation for unfair dismissal
The man had been employed at the cemetery for just under 20 years prior to his dismissal in late 2016.
Yesterday’s News
Unearthed mummified remains could be those of the father of the last Shah of Iran
The family of Reza Shah Pahlavi say they believe the remains are most likely his.
72-year-old man arrested on suspicion of being 'Golden State Killer' of the '70s and '80s
The ‘Golden State Killer’ terrorised California in the 70s and 80s.
'We are both dragon energy' - Kanye and Trump tweet about each other as West wears MAGA hat
The White House has denied that a meeting is planned.
'Thoughts and prayers with him': Liverpool player's message of support to Irish fan seriously injured in attack
Two Italian men have been arrested accused of attempted murder.
Real Madrid recover from early setback to put themselves on course for Champions League final
Bayern Munich had taken the lead at the Allianz Arena.
Parents of terminally ill Alfie Evans lose appeal against ruling preventing them from going to Rome
Toddler Evans had his ventilator support removed late on Monday.
'I met Paulie Malignaggi in the airport. I told him: 'If Conor won't fight you, I will''
‘The Silencer’ Aaron McKenna does his talking in the ring. Well, most of it.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Irish man critically injured in Liverpool, possible motive for Toronto van attack, and the end of the P60.
France's Emmanuel Macron attacks US nationalism in Congress speech
Macron told a joint meeting of Congress, “the American and French people have had a rendezvous with freedom”.
How a new generation of writers are changing Irish literature
‘They illustrate important issues in Irish society today’, says Maynooth University’s Michael Cronin.
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As it happened: Bayern Munich v Real Madrid, Champions League semi-final
Bayern Munich took on Real Madrid in tonight’s first leg in Germany.
Here's how to register to vote in the Eighth Amendment referendum
Time is running out.
Clare teenager thought about killing his mother to end 'years of abuse' against him and siblings
The woman is to be sentenced next month.
Cyclists stage lie-down protest outside Leinster House calling for greater road safety
Four cyclists have died on Irish roads so far this year.
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Poll: Should supermarkets stop selling cigarettes?
FORMER HEALTH MINISTER James Reilly yesterday told the Seanad that the likes of Tesco, Supervalu, Dunnes and other big stores should stop selling cigarettes.
Reilly, a major opponent of tobacco, argued that supermarkets should be “providers of nourishment and nutritional goods”.
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We’re asking: Should supermarkets stop selling cigarettes?
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Most children born now will live to 100, so how do we prepare for an older population?
By Dominic Campbell
Here’s what we can do to tackle some of the challenges around ageing.
'There are two choices: stay in Dublin and pay the price or leave Dublin and pay the price'
By Colm Boohig
Have we broken the ocean?: 'Read the ingredient list before you buy your next batch of toiletries'
By Professor Gordon Chambers
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