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Disappearance of Las Vegas shooting security guard raises questions
Jesus Campos “wants to tell his story at a time and place of his choosing.”
Poll: Are your book choices influenced by major awards?
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Malta's Prime Minister calls murdered journalist his 'biggest adversary' but promises justice
Daphne Caruana Galizia had written stories on Maltese links to the Panama Papers leaks.
More Irish women than men have third-level qualifications
Women represented 52.2% of all third-level graduates in Ireland in 2016.
'People need to take responsibility': Laws could punish those who put emergency services at risk
There are already existing laws which could see people facing six months in jail in certain instances like this.
As Leo helps with Storm Ophelia clean-up, a new storm is brewing over pensions
Fianna Fáil is tabling a motion on the pensions issue today.
Ireland will play Australia in three-Test series next summer
Joe Schmidt’s side are set to visit Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in June.
Status Yellow rainfall warning issued for 14 counties tomorrow
The weather is expected to deteriorate dramatically then on Friday with “very unsettled and changeable” conditions.
MI5 boss says UK is facing 'intense' terrorism that is becoming 'harder to detect'
The UK has suffered five terror attacks since the start of this year.
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'I found myself shouting at the radio': War of words between Doherty and O'Dea on pension motion
The Government looks set to lose a vote in the Dáil.
Neo-Nazi leader quits movement, comes out as gay and describes Jewish heritage
Kevin Wilshaw admitted to a violent past and said being gay with Jewish heritage was incompatible with the far-right movement.
Spain to suspend Catalonia's autonomy unless leader abandons independence push
If Catalonia does not provide a satisfactory response by 8am tomorrow, direct rule could be imposed.
Poll: Would you report wood being stockpiled for bonfires?
It’s getting closer to Halloween.
Mayo legend Cora Staunton signs professional contract Down Under
A move to the Greater Western Sydney Giants has been confirmed.
French magazine expresses 'regret' after putting rock star who murdered girlfriend on cover
Bertrand Cantat was convicted of killing his actress girlfriend Marie Trintignant in 2003.
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Amazon Studio executive Roy Price resigns after sexual harassment allegations
Hundreds of people across the world have been revealing accounts of sexual assault since the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
'He knew what he signed up for': Trump faces backlash over call to soldier's widow
La David Johnson was killed in Niger earlier this month.
Ryanair pilots in Madrid reject pay deal
The deal had been aimed at helping the company address difficulties it has in recruiting and retaining pilots.
Luas services back but thousands without power as Ophelia impact is still felt
ESB Networks says that over half of those who lost power in Monday’s deadly storm have had their service restored.
Security officers sacked after forcibly dragging passenger off United Airlines flight
A video went viral in April of officers pulling passenger David Dao off the flight.
'Make no mistake, Ophelia is what climate change looks like'
Ophelia shows that Ministers are much more comfortable causing disruption to cope with climate change than to prevent it, writes Oisín Coghlan.
Police release CCTV footage of man suspected of sexually assaulting seven children
A total of nine sex assaults have taken place since June of this year.
'Only 10% of data available about a human is actually used': How cognitive computing can change healthcare
A summit held yesterday focused on new technological advancements in the field of healthcare.
Dublin Airport second runway dispute: State argues there is no 'right to an environment' in Constitution
Friends of the Irish Environment claim the proposed runway will lead to increases in Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions.
'Sunday night, I made a commitment that there'd be no homeless people on the streets of Cork'
Businesses across Cork opened their doors to rough sleepers ahead of the arrival of Storm Ophelia.
Stopped welfare payments and getting a passport abroad - the Irish haven't been shy complaining about the PSC
A great deal of ire has been directed at the government over the rollout of the card.
Yesterday’s News
Pictures: Tens of thousands protest through streets of Barcelona
Around 200,000 people took part, a spokesman for Barcelona’s municipal police said.
Dublin girl left 'afraid to leave the house' following 'horrific' attack by teen she met on Facebook
The then 16-year-old boy assaulted the girl in Dublin’s city centre after meeting her online via Facebook in 2014.
The third Trump travel ban has been blocked
The Trump administration is going round in circles in trying to implement the controversial ban.
Family of Galway mother-of-seven, missing for 32 years, make heartrending appeal to know what happened to her
Barbara disappeared from her Connemara home in June 1985.
Thinking of switching your mortgage? Here are 7 things you should know
The rates, the offers, the jargon - explained.
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The Luas is back up running tonight
Both Green and Red line services have resumed tonight ahead of schedule.
Draw with Derry sees Cork City clinch first Premier Division title in 12 years
With two games to spare, the Leesiders are back on top in the League of Ireland.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
The country cleans up after Ophelia, and the OCI has broken clear of its deal with ticketing vendor THG – it’s the Fix.
Varadkar won't support motion which reverses pension cut for taking time out of the workforce
Many are angry that their State pension payments are significantly smaller than they would have been before 2012.
Appeal for Sligo woman (34) missing since last Wednesday
Roisin Dolan was last seen at Finisklin Far in Sligo.
Shane Ross says Ireland can be friends with the OCI again following ticket deal cancellation
In August it emerged that the OCI was locked into a “pretty watertight” contract with THG.
Maths Week: Your Tuesday puzzle
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Senior ladies football and camogie finals made protected sporting events
The ladies football final drew record audience figures this year.
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Poll: Would you report wood being stockpiled for bonfires?
IT’S GETTING TO that time of year when the public is warned of the dangers of fireworks and illegal bonfires.
As Halloween edges closer, Dublin City Council has urged anyone who spots people stockpiling wooden pallets for a bonfire to contact them.
The council said it was carrying out dozens of raids to remove bonfire material right up to Halloween.
The council said it removed in excess of 420 tonnes of materials during the Halloween period last year, after receiving 280 reports from the public of stockpiling taking place.
So, this morning we’re asking: Would you report wood being stockpiled for bonfires?
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