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Take Back The City
'It's a weird side-effect': Activist hopes PigeonGate video will bring attention to housing movement
Trouble Ahead
'This is not the right choice' - Catherine Byrne speaks, but no word on whether she'll support Eoghan Murphy tomorrow
Today’s News
Arlene Foster due before 'cash-for-ash' inquiry - here's what we know so far
She has previously told the inquiry that she was not told of issues with the scheme and that if she had been, things would have been different.
Yesterday’s News
'We’re not going to forget about Matthew': Family appeals for information about missing Limerick man
Matthew Carroll was last seen on 8 June 1998 in the Roxboro Road area of Limerick.
'This is not the right choice' - Catherine Byrne speaks, but no word on whether she'll support Eoghan Murphy tomorrow
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy is facing a motion of no confidence in the Dáil tomorrow evening.
Learning to walk again - experimental electrical therapy helping paralysed people take steps once more
An electrical implant that zaps the spinal cord is giving some individuals living with paralysis hope for the future.
Dallas police fire officer charged with fatally shooting neighbour in his apartment
Amber Guyger is accused of fatally shooting her black neighbour inside his own apartment.
QUIZ: How Many Of These Home Design Terms Do You Know?
Do you know your dado rails from your drop-leaf tables?
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He's back! Sheedy returns to take charge of Tipperary senior hurlers for a second time
Tipperary have tonight confirmed that Liam Sheedy will replace Michael Ryan.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Michael D is in, Gemma O’Doherty isn’t, and a sinkhole opens up on a Ulster GAA pitch – it’s the Fix.
Decision to not include cancer warnings on alcohol products an 'insult to those who have suffered from cancer'
Senator Frances Black was reacting to the news that cancer warning labels are expected to be dropped from the Alcohol Bill.
Trump 'to meet' with official who allegedly discussed removing him from office, amid rumours he's to be fired
Rod Rosenstein was last week accused of discussing recording the President in order to remove him as being unfit for office.
Indonesia teen rescued after seven weeks adrift at sea in floating hut
The 18-year-old was working solo on a fishing hut when heavy winds knocked it off its moorings.
Debate Update - It's moving to Thursday, Sean Gallagher is in (sort of), but things are less clear for Michael D
The incumbent has officially announced his candidacy this afternoon.
Gemma O'Doherty fails to secure enough council nominations to contest presidential election
The journalist secured her first county council nomination earlier today.
JP McManus donates €100,000 to every county board to be divided among GAA clubs
The horse racing magnate will hand out a total of €3.2million.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Michael D Higgins has officially thrown his hat in the ring for the upcoming election
The President is now officially a candidate for re-election.
9 incredible images of Dalaman, Turkey that will make you want to visit
Let yourself be whisked away for two minutes…
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‘Incredible show of seamanship’: Irish sailor praised for assisting fellow competitor stranded in Indian ocean
Gregor McGuckin sailed towards Abhilash Tomy’s yacht after his mast broke off in a storm on Friday.
Two men charged in Wexford over seizure of €2 million in cash
The men, from Dublin and Meath, were remanded in custody.
Some late call-ups as final squad lists for Liam Miller tribute match released
John O’Shea, Wes Brown, Ian Harte, Johan Mjallby and Stephen Kelly have been drafted in for tomorrow’s game at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
School evacuated and road closed after sinkhole opens up on GAA pitch in Monaghan
It opened up “quite a significant gash,” a local councillor said.
'After all these years, Baby John deserves the truth': Gardaí going door-to-door on Valentia Island
Around 20 gardaí are conducting the latest cold case inquiries.
Oberstown teen launches High Court case over alleged unlawful solitary confinement
He claims that on three occasions since July he has been disciplined and placed in solitary confinement as punishment.
This is Ireland's tidiest town
Listowel picked up the prestigious award this afternoon.
'It's a weird side-effect': Activist hopes PigeonGate video will bring attention to housing movement
Footage shared at the weekend showed one man abusing the protesters and another in his group threw a pigeon head at them.
Explainer: Why the UK Labour party is holding a vote on calling for a second Brexit referendum
Jeremy Corbyn wouldn’t rule out the possibility yesterday as members vote on the motion at the party’s annual conference.
Ireland's youngest professional fighter earns knockout win on debut in Mexico
Coachford College student James Power is off the mark after a quick win in Tijuana overnight.
Paddy Cosgrave slams FG on housing crisis, declines to say if he raised issue personally with Taoiseach
Cosgrave also criticised RTÉ for not highlighting issues around the housing crisis.
Bill Cosby back in court to face sentencing for sexual assault
The 81-year-old faces a maximum potential sentence of 30 years for drugging and molesting Andrea Constand at his Philadelphia mansion.
Man with taser arrested at Buckingham Palace made 'genuine error'
The Met Police said the man “posed no threat”.
Metallica confirmed to headline Slane Castle in June next year
Lord Henry Mountcharles made the announcement this morning.
Poll: Should companies be forced to hand a percentage of ownership to their employees?
This proposal is included at the British Labour conference today.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here are the headlines as we start a new week.
Tiger Woods: 'I was having a hard time not crying on the last hole'
There were incredible scenes at East Lake as the 14-time Major winner completed his remarkable comeback.
Annual house price growth in Dublin slows to 2.7% as average three bed semi now costs €443,333
Experts have said the Central Bank’s lending restrictions are behind the slowdown.
It's going to hit 21 degrees this week (no, really)
A “good deal of dry weather across the country” is forecast for the week ahead.
Theresa May facing tense Cabinet standoff after EU leaders reject Chequers plan
The Prime Minister said on Friday that talks between the UK and the EU are at an impasse.
Varadkar to address UN General Assembly as Ireland seeks security council spot
The Taoiseach and Tánaiste are in New York this morning.
Second sexual misconduct allegation against US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
The latest allegation relates to Kavanaugh’s time as a student at Yale.
Larry Donnelly: Michael D Higgins seems virtually unbeatable - so how will the other candidates try to win?
What strategies and tactics can we expect from the candidates for the presidential race, asks Larry Donnelly.
Celebrity-endorsed fad diets 'can do real damage to cancer patients'
The Irish Cancer Society wants to debunk some of the myths that exist around cancer.
Last remaining councils to meet to nominate their presidential candidate
Other than Michael D Higgins, there are five people on the ballot paper so far.
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Poll: Should companies be forced to hand a percentage of ownership to their employees?
THE BRITISH LABOUR party begins its party conference in Liverpool today and a number of different items are on the agenda.
The party will discuss Brexit and proposals to make employers provide paid leave to victims of domestic violence.
One of the most eye-catching proposals is to force large companies to hand a percentage of their ownership to employees.
The plans would only apply to companies over 250 employees and a maximum of 10% of the company’s ownership would go to a fund controlled by the workers.
Today we’re asking if you’d favour a similar proposal in Ireland.
Poll: Should companies be forced to hand a percentage of ownership to its employees?
Poll Results:
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Larry Donnelly: Michael D Higgins seems virtually unbeatable - so how will the other candidates try to win?
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Response: 'I have concerns about Take Back the City, but Labour will stand among those who support it'
By Brendan Howlin
The Irish For...What can we learn from the rise and fall of Irish girls' names?
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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