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Turkish President says Khashoggi killing planned 'days in advance'
Erdogan has said the murder was premeditated and those behind it must be held to account.
Taoiseach defends Michael D Higgins' use of government jet to fly to Belfast
Leo Varadkar said the pilots are “paid anyway” and the added costs of flying someone in the plane are “very small”.
Ryanair racism probe: Essex police hand over case information to Spanish police
An investigation is under way following a racist verbal attack on a Ryanair flight on Friday.
Irish woman pleads guilty to killing fiancé David Walsh in Sydney
David Walsh, who was a father of three young girls, was stabbed to death at his home in February 2017.
'It's a long-term relationship, not a fling': 6 expert tips to find glasses that suit you
Stylist Sinéad O’Reilly says there’s a perfect pair out there for everyone.
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Poll: Would you wear a poppy on Armistice day?
Presidential candidate Liadh Ní Riada surprised many when she said if elected she would wear the poppy.
'Urgent structural assessments' ordered at 30 schools after concerns raised at Dublin school
The Minister for Education said that “various degrees of deficiencies” had been identified during initial fire assessments.
Wrap up warm ... temperatures are set to drop below zero over the weekend
It’s expected to be dry and bright across most of the country today.
Woman (91) dies after car she was driving hits tree in supermarket car park
The incident happened in a car park of a supermarket in Trinity Street at around 1.50pm yesterday afternoon.
'Not needed at the moment': DAA dismissive of report calling for third terminal at Dublin Airport
A report containing the suggestion of a third terminal will be brought to Cabinet today.
9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Remember when Cruz was 'Lyin' Ted'? As an election looms, Trump has come up with a new nickname
“He’s not Lyin’ Ted anymore.”
World's longest sea bridge - that cost an estimated €17 billion - officially opened
The €12 billion bridge took almost a decade to build while incurring major delays and cost overruns
Raw sewage from 38 towns and villages flowing into our environment, report says
The EPA’s Dr Tom Ryan said our health is being put at risk due to the impact on our rivers, lakes and coastal waters.
Man due in court charged in connection with murder of Amanda Carroll
The mother-of-two was discovered by a family member in her home on Sunday.
Company behind Roundup weedkiller still told to pay €68 million to gardener living with cancer after judge ruling
The ruling in this case has been called the “tip of the spear” in terms of cases being brought against Monsanto.
McGregor releases statement on 'fair and square' defeat to Nurmagomedov
The 30-year-old Dubliner was comprehensively beaten by the UFC lightweight champion on 6 October.
Living with grief: 'Being here without her has been - and still is - hard work’
Each one of us will experience death or personal loss at some point so for me it seems logical to share my path to try and offer reassurance and hope to others, writes Mark Earley 18 months after the death of his wife Liane.
5.7 magnitude earthquake strikes off the coast of Taiwan
The earthquake struck 104 kilometres off the coast of Hualien city.
For 25% of young adults, the 2016 US election was a 'traumatic experience'
“There was a lot of discourse around race and identity… I think that really heightened stress for a lot of people,” the lead author said.
Joan Freeman says she disagrees with Iona Institute's policy on families
“I voted Yes for same-sex marriage: I reflect what Ireland is like. I reflect that we are diverse,” the independent Senator said.
What exactly is the Irish backstop, which could derail a final Brexit deal?
Should it be for a limited period of time or not? Would it apply to the UK as a whole, or just Northern Ireland?
New figures show 134 children have been deported from Ireland since 2013
The Department of Justice has revealed 134 minors have been deported in the past five years.
Yesterday’s News
Giant mice are massacring two million seabirds every year
The predatory mice have evolved to become “two or three times larger” than the average house mouse and they attack in groups.
Thousands sign petition asking Justice Minister to stop deportation of student facing threat of torture
Shepherd Machaya could be deported within days after his permission to remain in Ireland expired on 21 October.
'I feel very low': Victim of racist abuse on Ryanair flight say she's struggling after verbal attack
Ryanair is facing extensive criticism for its handling of the incident.
New champions emerge, joyous scenes, mass brawl - 5 talking points after Sunday's club action
Castlerahan, Clonoulty-Rossmore, Naomh Eanna and Crossmaglen were some of the teams to lift titles yesterday.
The College Guide To UCC: Shaky bridges, Boole, and the skull and crossbones
What new students need to know about the Rebel County college and its pretty campus.
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Saudi official wore murdered journalist's clothes outside Turkish consulate in bid to mislead investigators
Jamal Khashoggi was killed on 2 October after stepping inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
A murder investigation, an occupation in Cork, and more issues over the Northern Ireland backstop – here’s what made the news today.
Limerick man jailed for ten years for rape and 'persistent sexual abuse' of stepdaughter
Michael Moloney pleaded guilty to eight counts of sexual abuse on dates between 2009 and 2015.
'My lawyers are confident': Ronaldo responds to rape allegations
The Juventus star is back at Old Trafford for tomorrow’s Champions League clash.
Trump claims 'unknown Middle Easterners' are in migrant caravan walking towards US
The US President did not provide any evidence to support his statements.
Tinder, but for headlines: How tech is changing the way we get our news
The way we consume news stories is changing – and fast.
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The Candidate: TheJournal.ie podcast talks to Joan Freeman
The Candidate brings TheJournal.ie readers closer to the presidential hopefuls, thanks to six in-depth interviews.
Three arrested after housing activists occupy Cork City Hall
The protesters called for the homelessness crisis to be declared a national emergency.
Michael D Higgins: 'I'm not a millionaire. I don't see the merit in this kind of discourse'
One of Higgins’ rivals has claimed that those without personal wealth or the backing of political parties will soon be unable to become president.
Gardaí confirm murder investigation as community in 'shock and sadness' over Amanda Carroll killing
The 33 year-old mother-of-two was discovered by a family member in her home yesterday.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
'They say time is a great healer, but it's not': Gun victim's family appeal for information about his shooting
Father-of-two Robert Delaney was left in a permanent vegetative state after being shot at his home in Dublin ten years ago.
World's longest sea bridge finally set to open this week
Construction of the massive Chinese project began nearly a decade ago and it has been dogged by delays.
The Candidate: TheJournal.ie podcast talks to Michael D Higgins
The Candidate brings TheJournal.ie readers closer to the presidential hopefuls, thanks to six in-depth interviews.
Kerry GAA wait for referee's report on mass brawl which marred football semi-final
There were unpleasant scenes in Tralee yesterday.
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Poll: Would you wear a poppy on Armistice day?
IN THE FIRST TV debate of this year’s Sinn Féin’s Presidential candidate Liadh Ní Riada said if elected she would wear the remembrance poppy, as a symbol of goodwill to the unionist community.
The emblem is a complicated issue for Irish politicians as it is associated with British service personnel who died in World War One. It is frequently seen in November and is worn on the 11th of the month, Armistice day, to mark the date the war ended.
Armistice day coincides with inauguration day for Ireland’s next President.
Today SF party leader Mary Lou McDonald has told the Irish Times she would not wear the poppy, but that Ní Riada had “started an interesting conversation”.
So today we’re asking would you wear a poppy on Armistice day?
Poll Results:
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By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
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