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'The gym is not an obsession, but it's not far off'
In his second fitness column for The42, former Munster out-half Jonny Holland discusses life after professionalism.
Japanese climber who lost nine fingers on Everest dies on his eighth attempt at the summit
Nobukazu Kuriki was a solo climber who’d conquered other 8,000m peaks in Nepal.
3,500 people from 120 countries will become Irish citizens today
A 93-year-old man from the UK will be among those becoming an Irish citizen today.
Poll: Should schools and parents have matching rules on smartphones?
New advice from the Department of Education says just this.
QUIZ: Which famous fashion designer are you?
Are you a sunglasses-loving Karl Lagerfeld or do you keep things relaxed like Orla Kiely?
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Photos: Public warned as molten lava from Hawaii volcano reaches the ocean
One giant lava flow grew to six meters in height and blocked a portion of a motorway.
The 9 at 9: Monday
This morning’s top stories as you start your week.
Two men arrested over 1988 murder of German backpacker Inga Maria Hauser
Inga was 18 years old when she went missing shortly after arriving in Northern Ireland.
Public inquiry into Grenfell Tower fire to begin today with bereaved families having their say
The inquiry into the fire that killed 72 people gets under way in London today.
Mountain biker killed by cougar despite 'doing everything right' and facing down the beast
It was the first fatal cougar attack Washington state in 94 years.
Facing debt? This Irish company could be able to help
The experienced team at Prima Finance Debt Solutions will review your finances.
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Parents and students are being asked for their say on the use of smartphones in schools
Age restrictions, the use of phones in the classroom, and the taking of photos in school are just some of the issues being consulted on.
Halligan says he was barred from being confirmation sponsor because of Eighth Amendment stance
The Bishop of Waterford said in a statement that a confirmation sponsor must be a “practising Catholic”.
'Everyone wants to be Isa... he's a god amongst men' - James Lowe
Leinster want to send their captain off in style with another trophy this weekend.
Fire damage results in major DART disruption between Dalkey and Greystones all week
Today there will be no DART service between Bray and Greystones.
Search continues for Jastine Valdez this morning after man shot dead by gardaí
The Filipino national has been missing since Saturday.
'We recovered quickly': Profits soar at Ryanair despite mass cancellations
The airline made a profit of €1.45 billion in the year to March.
'I'm not taking part in this fraud': Voters switch off as Maduro sweeps to unsurprising victory
The turnout in Venezuela’s presidential election was under 50%.
Debate Room: Two lawyers on the 8th Amendment and if we should retain or repeal it
“Referendums can be incredibly blunt tools that force us into one of these two camps.”
Up to 125,000 people register to vote ahead of Eighth Amendment referendum
The National Youth Council of Ireland says new figures represent an “unprecedented surge of voter registration”.
McCabe's name was 'blackened'... but what now that the smear campaign claims aren't backed up?
It’s not looking as bad as it did for Martin Callinan, but he still has questions to answer this week at Dublin Castle.
Yesterday’s News
Man dies after being shot by gardaí searching for woman believed to have been abducted
The shooting took place near the Dell site in Cherrywood, where the car used in the incident was located.
This is what it will take to turn Dublin into a European cruise capital
The semi-state that runs the port is looking to Denmark and Canada for inspiration.
'Sometimes you can feel sorry for yourself but there's no point - I was the lucky one'
Tony Cousins on Chelsea in the 1980s, those infamous Liverpool Christmas parties and a legendary League of Ireland career.
Driverless cars: What will they mean for Ireland's future road safety, jobs and even our driving tests?
Even if you don’t drive them, driverless cars could be part of your driving test.
'Picking up litter on Christmas Day': What it takes to be named Ireland's Tidiest Town three times
Westport’s SuperValu TidyTowns chairman Liam Campion says it’s a massive group effort.
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Trump demands review into claim FBI spy infiltrated his presidential campaign
The US President tweeted his intentions today.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Gardaí shooting a man in Dublin, Savita Halappanavar’s parents and a weather warning had everyone talking today.
Before the DART, the first commuter rail was divided by class
The first ever commuter railway from Westland Row to Kingstown was also the most expensive to build at the time.
From Dublin Port to the 'Medieval Mile': People are being asked to vote for Ireland's favourite building
The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland wants your opinion.
Epilepsy: 'My emotions are heightened and I'm overwhelmed by difficult or upsetting situations'
Living with epilepsy is challenging, it is a challenge for those who have the condition but it’s also a challenge for their friends and family, writes Eva-Jayne Gaffney.
Facing debt? This Irish company could be able to help
The experienced team at Prima Finance Debt Solutions will review your finances.
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'Significant disruption' to train services in Dublin and Wicklow after fire
Services will be affected throughout the week due to damage caused by a fire in Bray.
'You’re a b*****ks, a f*****g b*****ks, f**k off Eamon': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said who said what this week.
Here's your guide to voting in the Eighth Amendment referendum
What time do polling stations close at? What will the ballot paper say?
US and South Korea to 'work closely' after North Korea threatens to pull out of summit
North Korea’s sudden shift in attitude followed a weeks-long charm offensive.
Horgan, Lehane and Harnedy lead Cork past Clare in thrilling encounter
The reigning Munster champions began the new campaign in winning fashion.
Sinn Féin more popular than Fianna Fáil, according to opinion poll
Fine Gael remains the most popular political party.
Seven Ireland newcomers and a cameo from Celtic great Larsson as Scott Brown's testimonial ends in draw
An Ireland XI played the Scottish treble-winners at Celtic Park today.
'She should be getting her first car, not a funeral': Tributes paid to Santa Fe shooting victims
A 17-year-old boy has been charged with capital murder.
Limerick begin Munster campaign in flying form with six-point victory over Tipperary
Aaron Gillane fired over eight points for John Kiely’s side.
Wheelchair users unable to travel on 'accessible' Bus Éireann routes because of bus stops
Bus Éireann require 24-hour notice of travel for wheelchair users.
'I had always found work soul destroying, but had accepted this as the norm'
Now the idea of working for an organisation that is primarily driven by profit nauseates me, writes Ian Cumbers.
Venezuela's unpopular leader is the favourite as voters go to the polls
Dramatic inflation and scarce food supplies have forced many Venezuelans to emigrate to countries including Ireland.
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Poll: Should schools and parents have matching rules on smartphones?
A NEW CIRCULAR from the Department of Education to schools is seeking to ensure that schools have policies in place regarding smartphones and tablets.
Among the directives are that schools should: “Promote a shared approach regarding the appropriate use of digital technologies in the school and home.”
This could be interpreted as promoting that parents enforce similar rules on phones at home as are in place in school. Today we’re asking if this is a good idea?
Poll: Should schools and parents have matching rules on smartphones?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Debate Room: Two lawyers on the 8th Amendment and if we should retain or repeal it
By Barrister Benedict Ó Floinn & Prof Alan Green
“Referendums can be incredibly blunt tools that force us into one of these two camps.”
Epilepsy: 'My emotions are heightened and I'm overwhelmed by difficult or upsetting situations'
By Eva-Jayne Gaffney
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