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May to tell parliament Brexit negotiations are '95%' settled ... but she can't accept Irish border proposals
Today’s News
Kerry GAA wait for referee's report on mass brawl which marred football semi-final
There were unpleasant scenes in Tralee yesterday.
VIDEO: The dangers of illegal fireworks and bonfires
A group of schoolchildren were shown the devastating injuries that can be caused by fireworks.
Belfast man jailed for leaving neighbour's dead body in her home for two years and buying pizza with her bank card
Robert Sharkey was handed a two-year sentence at Belfast Crown Court.
Dunnes Stores regains top spot in Ireland's supermarket wars
Dunnes Stores accounted for 22.1% of the consumer spend in the latest period.
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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Brian Rattigan pleads guilty to Declan Gavin manslaughter and apologises to victim's family
Gavin was stabbed to death outside an Abrakebabra on Crumlin Road on 25 August 2001.
86-year-old man given suspended sentence for rape and repeated child sexual abuse
Justice Michael White said that if Kiernan was a younger man the court would be imposed a serious custodial sentence.
'Don't believe everything you read' – Ryanair is bullish in the face of strikes and profit slips
Ryanair executives have moved to downplay the scale of industrial action faced by the airline.
US security advisor in Moscow for nuclear treaty talks amid rising tension
Over the weekend, Trump announced a withdrawal from a Cold War-era nuclear weapons treaty.
Around 30 taken to hospital as floor collapses at South Carolina clubhouse party
Clemson City Police said nobody was trapped and none of the injuries appeared to be life-threatening.
Robot journalists and headlines you have a say in: What's the future of news?
From bots to AI, here’s how your morning news fix will change.
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Repair works on Dublin school that forced closure of one of its buildings 'could take up to a year'
School management have pledged that all students will be accomodated after the mid-term break.
French teen charged over threatening teacher with fake gun
The teenager has been charged after brandishing the fake weapon at his teacher in class.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
'He was prouder that I played for England than he was flying over Buckingham Palace during World War II'
Ian Wright dedicated his 2016 autobiography to school teacher Syd Pigden. He recalls memories of the first male role model in his life, who passed away last December.
Poll: How will you vote in the blasphemy referendum?
Friday is Presidential election day, but there’s also a referendum on blasphemy.
Taiwan investigating train crash that killed 18 and injured 187 people
Among those who died, the youngest was nine years old.
May to tell parliament Brexit negotiations are '95%' settled ... but she can't accept Irish border proposals
British Prime Minister Theresa May is facing down an increasingly mutinous faction within her own party.
Man who was passenger in 4x4 killed after vehicle hits ditch in Co Wicklow
The man in his 60s was a passenger in a Toyota Landcruiser which struck a ditch.
Saudi Arabia says it doesn't know the whereabouts of Jamal Khashoggi's body
Riyadh has said it did not know the whereabouts of his body.
Here's why Ireland needs a bioeconomy
For Ireland, the bioeconomy is an attractive, robust solution that must be considered, argues Fergal Byrne.
'Evil, dark crimes': Australian PM apologises to thousands of victims of child sex abuse
The state apology comes after a five-year Royal Commission into child sex abuse.
Minister quizzed over claims hospital staff were required to change statements after incident of self-harm
Concerns were previously raised at the hospital over a suicidal man’s attempt to take his own life there.
700 Halloween items seized at Dublin Port last year for not meeting EU safety standards
“Don’t let Halloween be more frightening this year than it should be,” an Irish safety watchdog warned.
Bus Éireann charges almost double what NI company does for the exact same Dublin-Belfast service
Translink and Bus Éireann both share operations of the Dublin to Belfast X1 and X2A bus service.
Yesterday’s News
Lost documents and damaged marriage certs: The things that get people angry at the Passport Office
In the first six months of this year, the office received more than 500,000 applications.
'Leeds United were over for a second or third look at me the day I got my ankle broken in two places'
Con McLaughlin, the first Donegal man to score 100 goals in the League of Ireland, looks back on his career.
Quiz: How much do you know about the moon?
This quiz is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind*.
Geaney grabs hat-trick while Clifford is sent-off on contrasting day for Kerry forwards
Dingle defeated East Kerry in this Kerry SFC semi-final replay by 13 points.
Lynn Ruane: 20 years on from the introduction of the methadone strategy, where are we now?
How effective has the strategy been and what is the legacy we are left with when so many people are on the drug for so long?
Pass me an extra limb, I'll just plug it in: The future of hacking your body
From antennae implants to genetic upgrades: can we use technology to improve our bodies?
'Totally and utterly ruined': The eight-year battle by homeowners affected by mica concrete block scandal
The government recently announced a redress scheme which has been welcomed, but it has come too late for some.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Peter Casey is still in the race, and a march through Mexico towards the US – here’s what made the news.
Tributes paid to Amanda Carroll as Garda investigation into her death continues
Carroll’s body was found by Dublin Fire Brigade this afternoon.
'My mates used to slag Travellers. Soon I realised it was me they were slagging, because I came from that.'
Steo Wall, who has just released his first album ‘Where I’m From’, struggled with his Traveller heritage until he found the words to express it to others.
'I realised we really needed to get more involved': Migrants on how they're helping change Irish politics
With local and European elections coming up in May 2019, more migrants in Ireland are becoming interested in how their vote can help shape the country.
Kilmacud and Ballyboden play out helter-skelter extra-time draw to force final replay
Crokes and St Enda’s will have to do it all over again next Sunday.
’Maurice McCabe has done the state some service’: The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
'Si se pudo!' 5,000 migrants march past Mexican forces toward US border
The caravan has swelled to about 5,000 overnight, drawing the ire of President Donald Trump.
Maths Week: The solutions to all of the puzzles
Tens of thousands of you took our mathematical challenge all week. Here are the answers.
Leinster brought back down to earth with narrow defeat to thrilling Toulouse
Leo Cullen’s side led only once at Stade Ernest Wallon and came up short on a 28-27 scoreline.
Mayo man (49) questioned over alleged rape of 75-year-old woman in Ennis
The alleged incident was reported to Gardaà on Thursday.
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Poll: How will you vote in the blasphemy referendum?
THE COUNTRY WILL go to the polls on Friday, but there’s more to be decided on then our next President.
Voters will also be asked what do to about Ireland’s blasphemy laws in a referendum on the issue.
At present, the Constitution says that publishing or saying something blasphemous is an offence punishable under law.
Blasphemy is currently a criminal offence and Friday’s referendum will decide if the Constitution should continue to say that publishing or saying something blasphemous is illegal.
If the referendum is passed, the Oireachtas will be able to change the law so that blasphemy is no longer an offence.
Will you vote to remove blasphemy as a criminal offence:
Poll Results:
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