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'They're confused - they don't know what to believe': Canvassing for hearts, minds (and votes) in the Dublin commuter belt
We joined the trail in Drogheda and Ratoath with Save the 8th and Together for Yes.
'Living with a longterm illness gives you this way of viewing the world'
Visual artist Katie Moore has created a piece based on Catherine Corless’s Tuam Mother and Baby Home discovery.
Quiz: How much do you know about Irish food?
How much do you know about the foods we scoff?
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
North Korea to halt nuclear tests and intercontinental missile launches, Fine Gael launched its referendum campaign and we had some serious sunshine – it’s the Evening Fix.
FORA BUSINESS NEWS MAGAZINE
What's stopping Norwegian's transatlantic dreams taking flight
Five people rescued after boat broke down and started to take on water
The boat was swamped with water when the Coast Guard arrived.
Herrera the hero at Wembley as Man United book FA Cup final spot
Ander Herrera scored a brilliant second-half winner as Jose Mourinho’s side defeated Tottenham.
Deleting Facebook: 'I wouldn’t date someone who wasn't on Facebook. They have secrets'
But when you leave Facebook, your attention span increases. You look around you. You notice things, writes Amanda Geard.
How many people are we working in the not-for-profit sector in Ireland? It's the week in numbers
Plus: What percentage of people said they are in favour of repealing the Eighth Amendment?
At a time when Ireland's industry was on its knees, we became surprising trailblazers in car making
A new book is highlighting a “forgotten” story of Ireland’s journey to modernity.
YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD WITH KBC
Rialto: The Dublin village with plenty of soul (that took its name from Venice)
Photos: How Ireland enjoyed the sun when temperatures hit 20 degrees
Don’t forget sunscreen.
Appeal for witnesses after Roscommon bank robbery
Four men wearing balaclavas and gloves entered the bank, one man was believed to be armed with a handgun.
Smallville actress charged for alleged sex trafficking role in cult-like group
Women were recruited to the purported self-help group which forced them to have sex with its leader.
Five-star Leinster book their ticket to Bilbao with scintillating victory over Scarlets
Leo Cullen’s side were at their brilliant best at the Aviva Stadium to cruise through to next month’s Champions Cup final.
A single concussion may increase the risk of Parkinson's disease by 56%
Researchers also found that those with a traumatic brain injury were diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease an average of two years earlier than those without.
'We still wrong women in Ireland today': Fine Gael launch referendum campaign
Meanwhile, an event organised by Doctors for Life heard the Eighth Amendment hasn’t impinged on how doctors and nurses deliver healthcare.
This wooden "vertical village" will be built in Paris
The mixed-use development will be built using a timber frame.
EU, Trump and Russia praise North Korea's plan to halt nuclear tests
Donald Trump tweeted that “progress [is] being made for all”.
Three-year-old boy drowns in 'tragic accident' at swimming pool
Police are investigating the incident.
Mick Jagger talks about 'great times' with the Chieftains ahead of Croke Park gig
The Rolling Stones are set to perform in Dublin next month.
As it happened: Leinster v Scarlets, Champions Cup semi-final
We went minute-by-minute as Irish and Welsh rivals chased a European final place.
Gardaí find 1.3 million stolen cigarettes in Dublin
The cigarettes had been stolen earlier this month.
Appeal for 17-year-old missing from Dublin
Wiktoria Swierczynska was last seen in Carrickmines early yesterday morning.
Deaf and partially blind dog led rescuers to child in Australian bushland after keeping her safe
Seventeen-year-old blue heeler Max stayed with the child through a rainy night before leading family and rescuers to her.
An Post denying reports that it needs to cut 2,000 jobs
An Post says the number of 2,000 redundancies is from a strategic review in March 2017.
GIY: 'We really don’t need a heatwave – just a few days with the sun in the sky'
I don’t know how the poor plants will react if we skip spring altogether, writes Michael Kelly.
Appeal to help find man who has been missing for 10 days
Michael Edmonds, 63, was last seen on 11 April.
Once considered a rebellion, sports clothing for women is becoming the norm in Saudi Arabia
But the risk of a social backlash is real in a society steeped in conservatism.
Bertie Ahern cuts interview short after he's asked about Mahon Tribunal
“I’ve dealt with that issue and I am not saying any more about that issue.”
Here's what the plans look like for Dublin's newest hotel
A hotel operator has already agreed to run the site
'Since I was a teenager, I would always have felt sick after certain types of food'
Irish karate star Caradh O’Donovan on battling Crohn’s disease, funding her dream and aiming for the Tokyo Olympics.
What brings visitors into see the Book of Kells? Rain, apparently
It was raining on many of the most popular days at the exhibition last year.
Woman rescued after falling from cliffs at Howth Head
The Irish Coast Guard, gardaí and Dublin Fire Brigade were involved in the rescue operation.
Poll: Have you checked to see if you're on the voting register?
The referendum will take place on 25 May.
'Access to third level isn't on merit. It's a lottery based on which family you were born into'
Since 2011 State funding of third level education has plummeted by an incredible 25%, writes Paul Gavan.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
'Relationships are difficult after a stroke. As soon as you mention it, you never hear from them again.'
An Irish Heart Foundation event later this month will help stroke survivors with issues including relationships and intimacy.
'I thought it was fat guys in nappies pushing each other around' - Meet the Roscommon sumo wrestler
John Gunning represented Ireland at three Sumo World Championships and is now a leading authority on the sport in Japan.
Why Tayto Park sees its future in luring the suit-and-tie brigade
The Meath attraction is aiming to bring in a million visitors per year.
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Poll: Have you checked to see if you're on the voting register?
THE REFERENDUM ON whether to repeal the Eighth Amendment to the Irish Constitution is just over a month away – which means that people need to make sure they are registered to vote.
Earlier this week, we reported on people who feared they had been removed from the voting register. According to councils, even if you can’t find yourself on there, it’s likely you are still registered.
But have you checked if you are registered at all?
Today we want to know: Have you checked to see if you’re on the voting register?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Deleting Facebook: 'I wouldn’t date someone who wasn't on Facebook. They have secrets'
By Amanda Geard
GIY: 'We really don’t need a heatwave – just a few days with the sun in the sky'
By Michael Kelly
I don’t know how the poor plants will react if we skip spring altogether, writes Michael Kelly.
'Access to third level isn't on merit. It's a lottery based on which family you were born into'
By Paul Gavan
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