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Rough sleeping banned in Hungary as new homelessness law comes into force
A constitutional amendment approved by the parliament in June banned “habitual residence in a public space”.
11 injured in southern Germany as train hits trailer truck
The collision happened at a railway crossing in Sipplingen, a village by Lake Constance.
Taoiseach warns Brexit negotiations could stretch into December
The Tániaste said a time limit on the backstop is not a runner.
Explainer: 13 million people are facing starvation in Yemen. Why?
Six years of near-constant fighting in the Gulf state have brought the already-impoverished country to its knees.
Death toll in French floods rises to 13 after several months' worth of rain falls in hours
Some of the dead appeared to have been swept away by floodwaters.
'A detrimental impact on children': 19 babies born into a homeless charity's services last year
Depaul Ireland launched its 2017 annual report today.
Garda Superintendent David Taylor files retirement request in the wake of Disclosures Tribunal
David Taylor, a central figure in Justice Peter Charleton’s report, had been suspended from duty over the weekend.
Turkish officials given permission to enter Saudi consulate to investigate journalist's disappearance
A search of the building where Jamal Khashoggi was last seen will take place on Monday evening.
Irish food group Greencore sells its US wing for more than $1 billion
The Dublin-based firm recently moved to restructure its US business after a profit warning.
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'I understand that I'm more expendable... you want to be selfless towards the team'
James Lowe says he has to accept the ‘non-European’ rule and work for his Leinster team-mates.
'My mother was tied to the bed and when she couldn't push, one of the nuns sat on her chest'
A new report on mother and baby homes has recommended the State give those affected a statutory right to access files.
Is switching my mortgage worth the hassle? We're putting your questions to a consumer expert this lunchtime
Tell us what you want to know.
Hillary Clinton says Bill's affair with Monica Lewinsky was not an abuse of power because 'she was an adult'
Bill Clinton has also been forced to defend his behaviour in recent months.
Cervical cancer support group set up in wake of controversy
CervicalCheck scandal survivors Vicky Phelan, Lorraine Walsh and Stephen Teap whose wife Irene died from the disease establish a new support group.
Sinn Féin closes WhatsApp group over 'inappropriate and disrespectful' texts about President Higgins
The messages sent during Saturday’s Presidential debate suggested Higgins needed a booster seat.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announce they are expecting their first child
It comes less than five months after the Royal wedding in May.
Three killed as plane crash-lands on German highway
Two women and a child have died after a plane crashed onto a highway in Germany.
The 9 at 9: Monday
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Poll: Are you worried about a potential hard border outcome from Brexit?
A make-or-break European summit takes place on Wednesday.
Man (30) injured in shooting incident in Dublin
The incident happened at around 10.30pm.
€27.5 million paid to firm closing Dublin's largest direct provision centre
Fazyard Ltd is closing Clondalkin Towers Hotel which houses 248 people including 91 children.
Trump backs off climate change hoax claim ... but says he doesn't know if it's man made
Trump said he doesn’t want to put the US at a disadvantage in responding to climate change.
Parking Mad: Filmmaker Paddy Slattery on attempting to access accessible parking
Filmmaker and wheelchair user Paddy Slattery appeals to drivers to think before blocking accessible parking spaces.
Five years after his world 'shattered around him' in the ring, Tennyson fights for the world title in Boston
On 19 October 2013, Ireland’s James Tennyson was stopped by a 2-64-5 Latvian journeyman. On 20 October 2018, he fights for the world title at Boston’s TD Garden.
This 22-year-old woman has been missing from Mayo since last Thursday
Margaret Lawrence is described as being around 5’3″ tall, of thin build, with black shoulder length hair.
ICTU says it has 'no role or function' in workers' calls to be released from ESB union
ICTU now says that only union members can make a complaint. However, it is the fact ESB workers are no longer union members that is in dispute.
Littering in Ireland's 'neglected' urban areas is rising, according to an annual survey
Parts of Galway, Dublin and Cork were more heavily littered than in previous years.
European bank to help fund electricity cable linking Ireland and France in light of Brexit
The €1 billion underwater electricity cable linking Ireland and France is expected be finished by 2025/2026.
New immigration scheme allows 'undocumented' non-EU former students to stay in Ireland
The scheme applies to those here under student visas between January 2005 and December 2010.
NCT contract worth €650 million up for grabs for ten years to 2030
Applus, the company which currently operates the test, made €6.5 million in profit last year, down 20% from 2016.
Yesterday’s News
Kidnapped, robbed and killed - but Matthew Shepard is to finally be laid to rest after 20 years
He will be interred in the Washington National Cathedral.
'Boredom leads to a lot of things and we ended up going to the pub and wasting ourselves'
Remembered best for scoring two goals in the Old Firm derby, ex-Celtic midfielder Paul Byrne has more than his fair share of regrets.
Quiz: How well do you know these landmark Irish buildings?
Test your knowledge of Ireland’s most famous buildings.
'He chose to die at home. The hostel was his home': Lynn Ruane on hidden health problems in homelessness
The health rights of people in emergency accommodation are not a subject that comes up often enough, writes Lynn Ruane.
Here’s What Happened Today: Sunday
David Taylor suspended, Brexit talks break down and Oscar Romero becomes a saint.
'I have obviously got a lot of faith in him as a player' - O'Neill on Ireland's man of the match
The Ireland boss reserved high praise for makeshift midfielder Cyrus Christie last night.
FactCheck: Is Varadkar right to say immigrants are more likely to be working than Irish people?
The Taoiseach made the claim in the Dáil recently. But is it actually the case?
Last-ditch Brexit talks break down in Brussels as all eyes turn to crunch summit
The prospect of a no-deal Brexit is increasing as agreement remains elusive.
Poll: What will the government look like after the next election?
Confidence and Supply is nearly up, but what next?
Maths Week: Your Sunday puzzle
If I’ve told you n times, I’ve told you n+1 times…
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Poll: Are you worried about a potential hard border outcome from Brexit?
BREXIT IS TAKING centre stage again this week as we’re just days away from a make-or-break European Union summit.
Last night, talks between London and Brussels’ chief negotiators failed to agree a draft divorce settlement, after stalling over the issue of the Irish border once again.
With a continued failure to agree a deal, a no-deal scenario looks increasingly likely, meaning that a hard border reemerging on the island of Ireland is a real possibility.
So, today we’re asking: Are you worried about a potential hard border outcome from Brexit?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Parking Mad: Filmmaker Paddy Slattery on attempting to access accessible parking
By Paddy Slattery - @PaddySlattery11
'He chose to die at home. The hostel was his home': Lynn Ruane on hidden health problems in homelessness
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
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