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David Drumm made decisions 'in good faith with no criminal motivation', court hears
Counsel for the former Anglo CEO was making closing arguments today.
AS IT HAPPENED: Ireland goes to the polls on Eighth Amendment referendum
Polls close at 10pm, so there’s still time.
Dublin Castle courtyard will be open to the public tomorrow ... but don't expect any big screens
In 2015, large crowds congregated in the space for the Marriage Equality count results.
Met Police arrest 95-year-old man for murder after carer (61) dies from head injuries
Police are not seeking anyone else in connection with their investigation.
Could you be falsely self-employed without realising? Here's how it could affect your rights
Plus who can help you figure things out.
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Poll: Have you voted yet?
Polls have been open since 7am but will close at 10pm.
Harvey Weinstein posts $1 million bail as he's charged with rape and sex offences
Eight months ago he was accused of sexual misconduct by a number of women.
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Boy (13) to be charged over the death of Ana Kriegel
Two boys had been arrested by gardaí in connection with the death of the teenager.
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15 people injured in Ontario restaurant explosion
Police are looking for two males who were caught on CCTV moments before the blast.
Some US news websites have been blocked by the new EU data law
The General Data Protection Regulation came into effect today.
So many people are dying from alcohol-related deaths it's like 'planes going down without survivors'
Despite three people dying in Ireland every day due to alcohol, one expert said there’s “very little outcry”.
Phoenix Park deer: 'The bucks are in the bachelor area ... the females are up near Castleknock'
There are roughly 500 deer at any one time in the park, with a new batch of fawns ready to arrive in June.
Complaints made about campaign posters located too close to polling stations
If you see a poster that’s located too close to a polling station, you can contact the returning officer at your polling station.
'My daughter had a communion last year... my friend had to lend me her house'
The first home has been delivered under a government leasing scheme in Dublin.
'Fun-loving, wonderful and caring': Parents of Jastine Valdez pay tribute to daughter
Jastine’s body was discovered on Monday.
Bathing reopened at Doonbeg beach after water analysis
The council said the HSE advised the move following the tests of water samples.
'Virtual safe space' aims to help identify threats facing bumblebees
The free tool provides a computer simulation of how colonies will develop.
Seeing bibles at polling stations? There's a reason for that
It’s not there to try to sway your vote.
Nacewa fit to captain Leinster in his last game before retirement
Leo Cullen has named his team for Saturday’s Pro14 final against Scarlets.
Meteorite hunters seek to strike it rich in Moroccan deserts
You can strike it rich but it’s like playing the lottery.
Tail of Dublin-bound plane hit by aircraft on Stansted runway
No one was injured in the incident but Irish passengers travelling home to vote will now have to be accommodated on a later flight.
Q&A: The answers to your questions about the Eighth Amendment referendum
You’ve been submitting your questions – and here are the answers.
Referendum day: The world's media watches as Ireland goes to the polls
A number of international media have flown to Ireland for today’s referendum.
Poll: Do you think Ireland will repeal or retain the Eighth Amendment?
More than 3.2 million people are registered to vote in today’s referendum.
Gardaí out in force for 24-hour slow down operation
Some 87 roads policing members have been newly appointed and this is due to increase to 150 by the end of the year.
From a Fleetwood Mac disco to Africa Day: Here are 8 things to do this weekend
Your roundup of non-referendum related events over the next three days.
The 9 at 9: Friday
Here’s what’s making the news this morning.
North Korea says its open to talks 'at any time' after Donald Trump axes summit
Donald Trump cancelled the summit yesterday, blaming it on a “trail of broken promises” and “open hostility”.
Temperatures to reach 23 degrees as the nation goes to the polls
We’re in for a fine spell.
Charity behind Galway's arthouse cinema recorded no income after 2007, despite donations
Solas-Galway Picture Palace went into voluntary liquidation in July 2017.
'Black athletes are being challenged to a fight they haven't been willing to wage for a very long time'
Author and journalist Howard Bryant on NFL players, patriotism and profit.
Opinion: 'In modern Ireland, you are invisible without money'
These lives matter as much as those whose accumulated wealth has been transferred to them through generations of social mobility, writes Audry Deane.
Man who committed spate of crimes caught after police tracked him with DNA tagging spray
Adberraham Hassan was in possession of cocaine and had committed a number of driving offences.
Wicklow Council tells woman she can't vote today due to an 'administrative error'
The woman sent in all relevant documents by the deadline, but the council said she could not be added to the supplementary register.
Alan Shatter is suing the Irish Times
It is the second time he has launched legal proceedings against the publication in the past six months.
It's polling day: Here's everything you need to know about the next 48 hours
The chair of the Referendum Commission is urging people to “use your vote” today.
Yesterday’s News
British army sergeant guilty of attempting to murder wife by tampering with parachute
38-year-old Emile Cilliers tried to kill his wife twice, the other attempt involving a gas leak being caused on purpose at their home.
'Large amount of money' stolen from elderly man
An Audi car was seen leaving the house.
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MORE THAN THREE million people are registered to vote in the abortion referendum today.
People are being asked to repeal or retain the Eighth Amendment.
An additional 118,389 people were added to the supplementary register ahead of the referendum and huge crowds are traveling from abroad to vote.
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