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Warning for widespread thunderstorms in place for tonight
Flooding is being reported on a number of roads following a rainfall warning earlier today.
Night Two of The Rose of Tralee 2017: Liveblog
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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Two serious crashes in Dublin, arrest in murder inquiry and an earthquake in Italy were some of the main stories today.
Six people hospitalised after a car hit pedestrians in Dublin city centre
It happened at the junction of Adelaide Road and Earlsfort Terrace.
5 tech trends set to shape the way we pay in future
You could soon be purchasing coffee via a chip in your hand.
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Celtic concede 4 but still progress comfortably to Champions League group stages
Brendan Rodgers’ side looked nervy and defended poorly at times against Astana.
The last child to be pulled from Italian earthquake rubble had just saved his younger brother
Two women died when the quake struck the Italian holiday island of Ischia last night.
Girl pleads guilty to stabbing friend 19 times in attack inspired by 'Slender Man'
Anissa Weier, who was 12 years old at the time, has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of attempted second-degree homicide.
Spain suspect admits bigger attack had been planned
Four suspects have been charged with “terror-related murder”.
Investigation under way after man in his 50s dies at English sex festival
Kent Police said they were working to establish the cause of the man’s death.
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Tevez and Kuyt among 25 footballers named in latest leak by Russian hackers Fancy Bears
The documents published today claim over 150 players failed drugs tests in 2015.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Two arrests after MDMA and cannabis worth €800k seized at Navan Road apartment
Gardaí said the operation was part of ongoing efforts targeting organised crime in Dublin and Meath.
Over 500 litres of cheap alcohol and counterfeit vodka seized in Dublin and Cork
Over 530 litres of undeclared alcohol were seized at Dublin Port today.
Secret Service says it can't pay overtime because of Trump's travel and large family
Trump has travelled nearly every weekend to his properties in Florida, New Jersey and Virginia.
Ireland out-powered and out-played by Australia as World Cup campaign hits rock bottom
Australia ran riot at Kingspan Stadium as they scored five tries to inflict a second straight defeat on the hosts.
Web Summit founder says homelessness is being exploited as a 'great business opportunity'
Web Summit has been housing workers in a ‘crash pad’ because of Dublin’s rent crisis.
Human remains found in search for missing US sailors in Singapore
A US naval ship collided with a tanker yesterday.
Gardaí make third arrest in Nicola Collins murder investigation
Gardaí have arrested a man in his 40s.
Laws trying to combat rising rents are being 'flouted by landlords'
Charities have expressed serious concern has private market rents continue to grow.
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All lanes reopened on M50 following five car crash
The incident caused significant delays this morning.
India bans practice that allowed men to divorce their wives by reciting word three times
The country’s Supreme Court ruled that the practice was both unconstitutional and un-Islamic.
Motorists warned to take care as widespread thunderstorm warning issued
Met Éireann has also issued a status yellow rainfall warning for Connacht, Cavan, Monaghan and Donegal.
Johnson & Johnson ordered to pay woman €350m in cancer lawsuit
The woman claimed she developed terminal ovarian cancer after using the company’s talc-based products.
'There was blood everywhere': Over 40 injured in Philadelphia train crash this morning
At least four people are seriously injured.
Fox host jokes that Trump looking at eclipse is 'most impressive thing any president has ever done'
Tucker Carlson is a vocal supporter of the US President.
Poll: Are you less likely to buy products that are tested on animals?
Does the practice affect your purchasing?
'This World Cup has shown the women's game is getting bigger and bigger'
Ireland face Australia on Tuesday for a shot at the fifth-placed play-off.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s what you need to know as we start Tuesday.
Varadkar tells US TV he's 'confused and puzzled' by Britain's trading plans
The Taoiseach also shared his thoughts on Donald Trump.
Four Spain terror attacks suspects to go before judge today
Eight members of the terror cell have been killed in the last week.
Trump goes back on criticism of Obama and clears the way for thousands more troops in Afghanistan
Trump for the first time also left the door open to an eventual political deal with the Taliban.
Dublin/Monaghan bombings: 'We need to know extent of British state involvement with this loyalist gang'
The Irish government must ensure that the British government abides by its obligations on legacy issues, writes Seán Crowe TD.
Irish students are super-confident of landing a job. Finding somewhere to live is another matter
Irish third level students are far more confident of finding a job than during the recession, but the pressure to find accommodation is giving many sleepless nights.
Ireland's school lollipop people are getting 'conflict management' training
School traffic wardens have been undergoing new training originally designed to help pub and nightclub door staff.
Bullock with serious injuries left unaided and alone at Mayo cattle mart for 10 hours
The animal was euthanised after being left in distress from morning until evening after sustaining a broken leg.
The number of rental properties in Ireland is at its lowest in recorded history
The latest Daft.ie quarterly rental report makes for grim reading for renters around the country.
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Poll: Are you less likely to buy products that are tested on animals?
IRISH NOVELIST JOHN Banville yesterday criticised Trinity College Dublin’s use of thousands of animals for research purposes as “absolutely disgraceful”.
The college used a total of 3,000 rats and 21,000 mice in the university in 2016 for a range of research projects which involve the use of animals. These included research of Alzheimer’s disease, genetics, arthritis, bowel disease and multiple sclerosis.
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Dublin/Monaghan bombings: 'We need to know extent of British state involvement with this loyalist gang'
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