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M50 operating with traffic levels not due to happen until the mid-2020s
Transport Infrastructure Ireland boss said there has been a ‘huge increase’ in M50 traffic in the last four years.
Culture Minister calls for 'women to be ordained' after stepping up to 'say Mass' when priest didn't show
Culture Minister Josepha Madigan said that she did not read the Gospel, but led the readings from the altar.
'Prison is for dangerous criminals': Drop in numbers sent to prison for non-payment of fines
More than 2,000 people were sent to prison for failure to pay a court-imposed fine last year.
Ireland's beer, gin and whiskey industry is growing - but there's one big barrier to success
Here’s how you can help.
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Sligo garda jailed for 18 months for passing Pulse information to criminals
It is the first time in the history of the State that such a prosecution has come before the courts.
Supplies already under pressure due to hot spell, Irish Water says
Met Éireann said that temperatures will reach as high as 30 over the next few days.
Kildare and Cavan set to lose home advantage as GAA announce Croke Park double-header
There have been safety concerns over St Conleth’s Park and Kingspan Breffni Park is unavailable.
Love/Hate actor Daniel 'Dano' Doyle dies after being moved from Mountjoy to Mater Hospital
The cause of death has not been confirmed.
'It’s a no-brainer, let's decriminalise' - Fr Peter McVerry on Ireland's drug laws
In 2017 there were 12,211 recorded offences for possession of drugs for personal use in Ireland.
Want to boss that house viewing? 4 questions to put you one step ahead of the estate agent
And everything you need to know before you arrive.
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Tayto Park issues clarification that it isn't giving away five free passes to 500 families
A scam had emerged on social media suggesting that the Meath fun park was running a giveaway competition.
12 children and their football coach trapped for two days in flooded Thai cave
Rescuers were sent to find them today.
'Deep-rooted culture of mistrust': Scouting Ireland board to step down over handling of rape allegation
The government will, however, restore funding for three months.
'People were screaming and crying' - seven injured after driver 'falls ill' and strikes pedestrians at funeral
At least four people were hospitalised in the aftermath of the incident at the Immaculate Conception Church in Clondalkin at 10.20am.
Sensational Sexton shows his class and composure for Ireland
The 32-year-old was instrumental in the series success in Australia.
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Shutting up your inner critic: How to be more confident at work (and why your boss will thank you)
'Deep concerns' about psychiatric well-being of teen charged with Adam Muldoon murder
The body of the 23-year-old was discovered in Butler Park on Saturday.
Tóibín concedes he may not be able to run under Sinn Féin banner at next election
He also confirmed that he won’t be resigning from the party.
'I've made myself a hate magnet': Roseanne apologises for racist tweet in tearful interview
Barr insisted she would never willingly have called “any black person a monkey”.
Poll: Have you 'gotten over' Saipan?
The 2002 row is back on the front pages – but how do you feel about it now?
Two men drown in separate incidents over the weekend
The incidents occurred in Dun Laoghaire and Killybegs.
Website crashes after tickets for Pope's visit go live - but wait times are back to normal now
So much so the website appeared to crack under the strain earlier. It’s back up working now though.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Kildare at home to Mayo, Tyrone head to Cavan - the latest GAA football qualifier draw
The games will take place next weekend.
Arlene Foster praised for being first DUP leader to attend Ulster football final
Foster was also praised for standing up during the Irish national anthem.
Hydration stations to be set up for rough sleepers in Dublin as temperatures soar
A charity group has also appealed for donations of water and sunscreen.
Ireland is set to create 57,000 jobs a year by 2022 - report
Ireland’s economic growth is set to continue – but house prices and rental levels are hampering the country’s competitiveness.
Weather warning: Temperatures expected to reach 30 degrees this week
Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow temperature warning.
Trump calls for 'these people' to be deported 'without courts or judges'
The American president appears to be suggesting that asylum-seekers should be denied due process when attempting to enter the US.
France arrests 10 far-right suspects over alleged plot to attack Muslims
The suspects were being monitored by France’s DGSI intelligence agency.
Outrage after man who beat six endangered penguins to death receives community service
20-year-old Joshua Jeffrey battered the birds with a stick while drunk on a beach in 2016.
Erdogan says Turkey has given world 'lesson in democracy' as he sweeps to election victory
Erdogan won over half of all the votes in the election, the state-run news agency said.
'We spend €400 million each year on drugs while only €10 million is spent on counselling'
Expanding the availability of CBT in Ireland at primary care level, would provide better outcomes for many patients, writes Sean Byrne.
Department of Social Protection to train staff in the use of plain English
Plain English is a way of presenting information that helps people understand it the first time they read or hear it.
Government providing €49.5 million for school clothing scheme, up €2.1 million on last year
It is paid at a rate of €125 for children aged 4-11 and €250 for children aged 12 years and over.
One night out in Dublin city with five different soup runs
There are at least 16 different groups or organisations that give out food and supplies on the streets of Dublin city on a regular basis.
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Explainer: Why tech experts think the EU's proposed copyright law will 'screw up the whole internet'
Internet users have been warned that even their beloved memes are at risk.
'I don't mind saying it but I cried when I got that phone call': The last Corkman at a World Cup
It’s 20 years since Eddie Foley made history at France ’98.
'It brings back all sorts of memories ... I'm crying now': New project brings archive Irish clips to nursing homes
Hard-to-find TV shows, ads and docs were being shown as part of the Reel Memories project .
Council urged to stop 'Mickey Mouse' road patch-ups and invest in full improvement plan
One councillor said people have damaged their cars trying to avoid potholes on some of the roads.
'Representing Ireland, representing that badge, it's pretty special'
Ulster front row Rob Herring was one of the big winners on Ireland’s tour Down Under.
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Poll: Have you 'gotten over' Saipan?
ROY KEANE HAS been revisiting the Saipan controversy again in recent days. The Ireland assistant manager said he would have been happy to lead his country out at the 2002 World Cup if he had received an apology from Mick McCarthy.
The infamous training camp row has been back on the tabloid front pages with Liam Gaskin, Mick McCarthy’s agent, telling The Irish Sun: ”I cannot believe that 16 years later, he still hasn’t managed to let this go.”
We’re not going to go over the whole controversy again – but you’ll find background on the row here.
16 years on, we’re asking: Have you gotten over the Saipan incident?
Poll Results:
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'We spend €400 million each year on drugs while only €10 million is spent on counselling'
By Sean Byrne
Kate McGrew: 'I came out to my parents as a sex worker on national television'
By Kate McGrew
If you saw that show you will realise that sex workers don’t just sell sex, writes Kate McGrew.
'The Irish healthcare system is in desperate need of new ideas and new solutions'
By Prof John R Higgins
'I’ve always hated the term 'the UK'. I find it an insult to me as an Irish person'
By Michael Fortune
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