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New report raises concerns over the use of isolation rooms in schools for children with disabilities
New report highlights physical restraint of children with disabilities in schools.
'She saw it as a stunt': Eoghan Murphy says Catherine Byrne got 'no deal' for confidence vote
The Minister for Housing also said St Michael’s Estate in Inchicore will be redeveloped as planned.
Two injured in separate stabbing and iron bar attacks in Laois and Wexford
Officers in Portlaoise and Enniscorthy are investigating.
The College Guide To WIT: Chill-out zones, hazelnut cappuccinos, and Home and Away in the bar
Some tips for students starting in Waterford this semester.
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Four adults were secretly rescued during 'Wild Boars' cave operation, divers reveal
New details emerge of Thai cave rescue.
Donald Trump calls Brett Kavanaugh accuser 'drunk' and 'messed up'
“The second accuser has nothing. She thinks maybe it could have been him, maybe not,” Trump told reporters in New York.
Gardaí arrest 18 people in Carlow; 10 people have been charged
The arrests took place yesterday by the Gardaí’s Carlow-Kilkenny division.
Poll: Should the use of posters during election campaigns be scrapped?
One presidential candidate already said they won’t use posters during their campaign.
From modern witches to dangerous rescue missions: 5 unmissable series to catch this autumn on Sky One
And why Jamie Redknapp has a newfound respect for GAA.
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Pillars collapsing in old gypsum mine may have caused Monaghan sinkhole
A geological expert said that there was no evidence of further sinkholes, but wasn’t sure whether the GAA club could return.
Temperatures to reach 20 degrees today
Met Éireann said sunny spells will spread to all parts.
Labour votes for second Brexit referendum to be 'option on the table'
The party could campaign for it if Theresa May’s government fail to get a Brexit deal through parliament.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Connacht reject Healy's claim of disrespectful behaviour
The sides meet in Saturday’s Pro14 inter-pro at the Sportsground.
FAMILY MAGAZINE
9 childbirth truths nobody tells you beforehand - plus should I breastfeed even if I don't want to?
Former Apollo House site put on the market
Apollo House site goes on sale with permission for a new office-block in its place.
Extensive fire damage to houses in Mullingar estate
Gardaí said that there were no serious injuries.
One killed and three injured after Moroccan navy opens fire on speedboat carrying local migrants
25 people were on the boat, including the people traffickers who were Spanish nationals.
Australian police hunt for men accused of torturing and killing kangaroos
A man was seen brandishing knuckle-dusters in one of the pictures.
The manner in which Gemma O'Doherty's candidacy was railroaded reinforces her main arguments
Political power in Ireland is held entirely in the hands of a small elite, who govern largely in their own interest. The rest of us are on the outside looking in, writes Caoimhín De Barra.
The parents of a Sligo girl, who died in hospital after taking ill in a restaurant, are suing the HSE
Lisa Niland died suddenly in January 2017 after taking ill while eating at a Sligo restaurant.
Unemployment set to drop again but Brexit could have negative impact on Irish growth
The ESRI said a neutral Budget may be the best option next month.
Pharmacy who questioned man about hydrogen peroxide 'discriminated on grounds of race'
The man said he was seen as suspicious “because of the colour of his skin and his beard”.
Fingal council says vacant home occupiers could delay handover of property to those on housing list
Activists occupied a property in Balbriggan on Saturday.
Yesterday’s News
Eoghan Murphy keeps his job as motion of no confidence is defeated
In the end, Fine Gael’s Catherine Byrne backed her party colleague this evening.
Arlene Foster claims Martin McGuinness knew of whistleblower's concerns over Cash for Ash as early as she did
Foster also derided the actions of former DUP minister Jonathan Bell in her testimony before the RHI inquiry today.
Germany's Catholic Church has apologised for 'failing' to deal with sexual abuse and 'the pain' it caused
A new report by the Church in Germany showed that nearly 3,700 minors were assaulted between 1946 and 2014.
Father of boy saved by 'Spiderman' from French balcony convicted for negligence
Mamoudou Gassama was propelled to global stardom after footage showing him rescue the boy went viral.
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Candidates lodge papers as official campaigning in presidential election set to get under way
We’re just a month out from polling day.
Pressure mounts on Mourinho as dismal United dumped out by Lampard's Derby
The Championship club stunned Old Trafford with an epic penalty shoot-out win.
Have you seen this woman? She has been missing from Donegal since Sunday
Rhonda O’Loughlin was last seen in Bridgetown in Laghey.
Taoiseach to meet Catherine Corless after 'paying respects' at Tuam site
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told the Dáil today that he made a private visit to Tuam on his way home from a conference in Galway recently.
Student who missed out on college place because of examiner's mistake calls situation 'an utter disgrace'
Rebecca Carter has been denied a place studying veterinary medicine in UCD because the State Examinations Commission will not hear her appeal until October.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
“Bizarre” presidential allowance, laughter at Trump in the UN and a tribute to Liam Miller – it’s the evening fix.
Foster mother takes Tusla to High Court over refusal to consider her as adoptive parent for child
The woman had been caring for the boy from a few months after his birth until April of this year.
Cancer warning labels on alcohol products will not be ditched from Public Health Alcohol Bill
There were reports that warnings on alcohol products linking excessive consumption to fatal cancers were to be removed.
'A sexually violent predator': Bill Cosby sentenced to 3 to 10 years in prison
His defence team has argued he is too frail for prison and that he is not a threat, but prosecutors pointed out he has not expressed remorse for his crime.
'Heroin in Ireland is an economic massacre - we have to find a new solution'
Grace Dyas and Rachael Keogh – author of Dying To Survive – want their new play about heroin to spark change in Ireland.
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Watch: New sinkholes appear next to primary school in Monaghan
New holes have appeared next to Drumgossatt National School in rural Co Monaghan after a local GAA pitch was yesterday struck by the original sinkhole.
Drug-testing roll out at music festivals and nightclubs to be examined by expert group
Drug-testing is available in a number of other European countries.
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Poll: Should the use of posters during election campaigns be scrapped?
IT’S NOW ONE month until Ireland goes to the polls for this year’s Presidential election, which means candidates’ posters can now start to be displayed.
The posters are a familiar sight across Ireland during election season, but can cost hundreds of thousands of Euro for candidates and parties.
The first posters, belonging to Sinn Féin’s Liadh Ní Riada, were spotted around Dublin earlier today.
However, Independent senator Joan Freeman has said she wouldn’t use them.
We want to know whether other candidates should follow her lead: Should election posters be scrapped?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The manner in which Gemma O'Doherty's candidacy was railroaded reinforces her main arguments
By Caoimhín De Barra
Eoin Ó Broin: 'He is the Minister. The buck stops with him. He must change the policy... or go'
By Eoin Ó Broin - @EOBroin
The Sinn Féin spokesperson defends his party’s motion of no confidence in the Housing Minister.
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