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Trump healthcare plan would 'leave 23 million without health insurance'
Premiums would cost less, but only because they would cover less.
Clinical Man United seal Europa League triumph on emotional night
Goals from Paul Pogba and Henrikh Mkhitaryan earned the Red Devils a deserved win.
Boy in critical condition after toxic waste left at Belfast bonfire site
The PSNI said that the boy is currently receiving treatment in hospital after it is believed he came into contact with the hazardous substance.
Irish hacker behind Rupert Murdoch suicide hoax avoids jail
Six years ago Darren Martyn and others redirected users from The Sun’s website to a page that said Rupert Murdoch was dead.
Do you know how much tax you pay when you buy a pint?
Ireland’s alcohol tax is the second highest in the EU.
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Gardaí appeal for help finding missing teen
The 15-year-old has been missing from Limerick city since Sunday.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Manchester, Donald and the Pope had people talking today.
Taiwan to become first Asian country to legalise same-sex marriage
“I’m leaping with joy like a bird,” one person said. Activists have fought for almost 30 years for gay marriage equality.
'This is YOUR police service': Public asked for their input in garda review
“I ask for your thoughts, your frustrations, your experiences, and your ideas,” chair Kathleen O’Toole said.
Dust from the first moon landing bought for €900 could sell for €3.5 million
A woman bought the bag at an auction.
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5 spectacular park-and-walk trips near Dublin - and a VW camper from halfway round the world
Garda tells Jobstown trial she feared for Joan Burton's safety
Garda Fionnuala Whelan said she had not manhandled the TD.
'I enjoy the peace and the space to be myself when I come to LauraLynn'
Thirteen-year-old Lauren Shaw describes her life and the support she receives from LauraLynn.
Dragon's Den star to moderate Leo and Simon in Fine Gael hustings
Duffy said he will act as “an independent, objective moderator”.
Father and brother of Manchester bomber arrested in Libya - reports
Police arrested six people in England – five men and a woman.
Carrigstown on the move as RTÉ lodges plan for new Fair City site
The report states that the proposal “will not visually impact upon the existing properties in a significant way”.
'It's a massive honour - I'm the third generation of firefighter in my family'
The latest recruits to the Dublin and Waterford Fire Brigades had their passing-out ceremony today.
Diageo gets the go-ahead to build €25 million whiskey distillery in Dublin city
The distillery will be used for its new premium blended Irish whiskey, Roe & Co.
Messi loses appeal against 21-month prison sentence - but it's very unlikely he'll go to jail
Barcelona star was found guilty last year on three counts of tax fraud.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Ten more victims of Monday's attack in Manchester have now been named
Thousands came together at Albert Square in the city last night to mourn the 22 people who lost their lives in Monday’s bomb attack.
Garth Brooks' rep has categorically denied reports he's coming to Ireland in 2018
Reports suggested that Garth could come to Ireland for three gigs next year, but his rep says it’s “not true at all”.
Man in late 50s killed in Limerick stabbing this afternoon
A man in his 50s has been arrested.
Vandals tried to cut down the iconic Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge
It will be closed for the foreseeable future.
Mother's death after collision between car and Luas 'a warning to all motorists' after case settled for €550,000
Yao Webster was struck by a car that had collided with a Luas on the morning of 7 April 2014.
Off-duty police officer among those killed in Manchester bombing
Four people are now in custody.
Yaya Toure to donate six-figure sum to Manchester attack victims
The Man City midfielder says he wants to hand a cheque over personally.
Toddler (2) pleaded with parents 'no crèche, no crèche'
The parents reached a settlement in court today.
Leo Varadkar says Sinn Féin is "the greatest threat to our democracy"
The Fine Gael leadership hopeful added that he wants to “take them on”.
'You're now free to go': A triumphant Seán Fitzpatrick thanked the judge as he left court today
Asked if he would be celebrating tonight FitzPatrick told the press pack: “That was last night”.
Portmarnock restaurant closed and investigation launched into salmonella outbreak
An outbreak control team has been formed and the investigation is ongoing.
'Mismanaged and not viable': LGBT charity to face investigation into financial 'irregularities'
The charity announced last week that it was to cease operations.
Poll: Do you get enough deep sleep every night?
Give it to us straight. Honest answers only.
Teenage boy released on bail as police investigate girl's death in Armagh
The girl died in hospital on Saturday evening.
The price of fuel is going down but motorists are still paying far more than they did last year
The AA says it is concerned that, for every litre of petrol purchased, 63.67% goes to the government.
Taoiseach on FitzPatrick case collapse: 'The taxpayer must pick up the tab'
It’s time for Leaders’ Questions at Leinster House.
Rory Best and Irish players reject proposals for Six Nations to be shortened
The RFU is pushing for the championship to be reduced to five weeks.
'It is just reckless': US army lost track of $1bn worth of arms and military equipment in Middle East
An audit received by Amnesty International found failings in how equipment was logged and monitored.
Uefa confirm there will be a minute's silence before tonight's Europa League final
United’s players will also wear black armbands.
Man (62) dies after tractor crashes into ditch in Waterford
No one else was injured in the incident.
'Such an unlikely person' - who was Manchester bomber Salman Abedi?
22-year-old Abedi, a business degree dropout, was the suicide bomber who killed at least 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester on Monday night.
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Poll: Are you less likely to go to a concert/sporting event following the Manchester attack?
ON MONDAY, 22 people were killed after a suicide bomber attacked the MEN arena at the close of an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester.
A large number of attendees at the concert were teenage girls and children. The youngest victim was just eight years old, with a number of teenagers among the dead.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny said: “This atrocity is made all the more appalling by its deliberate targeting of young people and families – innocent victims – as they began to make their way home from the Manchester Arena”.
Prime Minister Theresa May, meanwhile, has said that 5,000 soldiers will be deployed to protect future concerts and sporting events.
So, today we’re asking you: Are you less likely to go to a concert/sporting event following the Manchester attack?
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'I enjoy the peace and the space to be myself when I come to LauraLynn'
By Lauren Shaw
Thirteen-year-old Lauren Shaw describes her life and the support she receives from LauraLynn.
Column: 'Women in full time employment work for free for one month every year'
By Senator Ivana Bacik - @ivanabacik
In Ireland, women currently earn around 13.9 per cent less than men, writes Ivana Bacik.
Tom Clonan: 'There was a level of support and pre-meditation to this sinister attack'
By Tom Clonan - @TomClonan
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