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James McClean undergoes Stoke medical with Ireland international set for transfer
The midfielder is expected to sign for Championship side Stoke City this weekend after undergoing a medical.
Man who committed €100,000 in welfare fraud handed 18 month sentence after original judge let him go
30-year-old John Stokes was not entitled to a suspended sentence due to the gravity of his crime, Justice Patrick McCarthy said.
'An appalling experience most could never imagine': Novichok victim discharged from hospital
Charlie Rowley’s partner Dawn Sturgess died after exposure to the nerve agent earlier this month.
Trump was secretly taped talking about paying off former Playboy model, report claims
And the recording is now in FBI hands, the New York Times reported.
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Aptamil says there are 'no safety issues' with milk formula after claims it made babies sick
French food group Danone, who manufacture the product, launched an investigation this month following hundreds of complaints from parents.
Up to 60 Irish holidaymakers left stranded in Bulgaria after travel agents' failure
Hundreds could be affected over the next week as roughly 60 Irish people are currently left stranded in Bulgaria.
Death toll from Missouri duck boat accident climbs to 17
Investigators blamed stormy weather for the accident yesterday evening.
Pressure mounts on GAA after Liam Miller tribute match sells out within minutes
The move may fall foul of a 2016 ruling by the European Commission over a €30m grant from the Government for the stadium’s redevelopment.
Plans for new 12,000-seater St Pat's stadium to be dropped in favour of housing development
Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy is expected to announce plans early next week for the construction of 500 homes in the area.
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'It is not a tool for a disappointed voter': Court dismisses bid to challenge abortion referendum
That is not the end of the matter, however, as the issue has been taken to the Court of Appeal.
Several people injured after knife attack on German bus
Police quoted by national news agency DPA said there were no fatalities.
Brazilian police arrest 'celebrity' surgeon after patient's death
Denis Cesar Barros Furtado went on the run when one of his female patients died after he gave her injections to enlarge her buttocks.
Macron fires aide seen hitting protester while dressed as riot policeman
He is suspected of unlawfully receiving police surveillance footage in a bid to clear his name.
Eventing rider Jonty Evans regains consciousness and showing positive signs
The 46-year-old ‘is beginning to interact positively with the medical team and his family,’ says a statement released today.
Cork man jailed for murder of mother of his son
The family of Amy McCarthy became emotional as the verdict was delivered.
Lidl store that was destroyed during Storm Emma to reopen next month
The building suffered severe damage after it was attacked during Storm Emma in March.
Man in his 90s killed in Kerry farm accident
It is understood the accident involved a tractor and machinery.
'Terry was a big strong rugby man not like this little chap' - Limerick's Wogan statue defaced
Two messages have been daubed over one another on part of the statue.
'A major problem': Independent Alliance to decide on free vote for Israeli goods trade ban Bill in the autumn
The proposed legislation passed in the Seanad last week after opposition parties joined forces.
HSE issues warning after two confirmed cases of measles in Dublin
Members of the public have been advised that the two infected people attended a number of hospitals where it is possibly they passed on the illness.
FactCheck: Did the Taoiseach threaten to ban British planes from Irish skies?
The UK’s Sun newspaper carried the front page “Irish PM: I’ll ban British planes as revenge for Brexit”.
Former Defence Forces member jailed for 18 years for 'horrendous' sexual abuse of daughter
John Murphy abused his daughter Sophia on dates between 1988 and 2001, and also in 2010.
'If the FAI want licensing to be taken seriously, they need to treat breaches more severely'
Bray Wanderers and Limerick are entirely responsible for their recent late payment of wages, writes John O’Sullivan.
Man pleads guilty to murder after being arrested in Spain following failure to show up for trial
Dean Evans pleaded guilty to his role in the murder of Peter Butterly today.
Appeal for information on 'shocking' video of teen throwing petrol bomb at van
The incident happened last week in Derry.
So what now? Theresa May rejects the EU's Brexit backstop, saying it would create a border in the UK
“The government I lead will never be neutral in a union, we will always be in favour of it,” she said.
'Damp, mould, swarms of flies and rodent infestation': Galway travellers on state of their accommodation
The issues are detailed in a new report published by the Galway Traveller Movement today.
Second 24-hour strike by Ryanair pilots under way
Some 100 Ryanair pilots have stopped work today in a dispute over rostering, leave and other working arrangements.
Rain and breakdowns on the quays cause heavy traffic in Dublin city
The north quays are particularly bad.
Minister tells Facebook he is 'appalled and disgusted' over harmful content
Naughten said that the company needed a “step change” in their practices.
The 9 at 9: Friday
Brexit, data breach, and Putin’s White House invite… and the rain.
PSNI says it has 'no report' of private data being handed to loyalist paramilitaries
The Irish News says it has seen the data.
'Players shouldn't accept it, fans shouldn't accept it, clubs shouldn't accept it'
Midfielder Eoin Wearen discusses Limerick’s recent financial problems and the players’ threat of strike action.
Poll: Should the GAA allow the Liam Miller match to be played at Páirc Uà Chaoimh?
The former Republic of Ireland footballer died of pancreatic cancer earlier this year.
It's actually raining in some parts, but what's in store for the weekend?
Conditions are expected to remain warm but the weekend will be largely cloudy.
Fears of 'dangerous complacency': Thousands gather in Amsterdam for world Aids meeting
Experts have warned that there may be a resurgence of the epidemic that has already killed 35 million people.
'Say that again' - Top US spy shocked when he learns Trump invited Putin to the White House
The Washington meeting could happen as early as this autumn.
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Poll: Should the GAA allow the Liam Miller match to be played at Páirc Uà Chaoimh?
SHOULD THE LIAM Miller tribute match be played at Páirc Uà Chaoimh, despite it contravening GAA rules?
The former Republic of Ireland footballer died of pancreatic cancer earlier this year, aged 36. A charity match is scheduled for 25 September to raise funds of Miller’s family; Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, and Damien Duff are to take part in the event.
But, as reported yesterday, the match has been refused permission to be held at Páirc Uà Chaoimh. The Cork County Board prohibited the use of the ground under the GAA’s controversial Rule 42, which bans the use of stadiums for other codes.
So we’re asking you: should the GAA make an exception and allow the Liam Miller tribute match to be played in Páirc Uà Chaoimh?
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Letter from America: 'Trump isn’t perfect but voting for him sent a message – and I’m still glad I did'
By Larry Donnelly - @LarryPDonnelly
'Catholic schools are the most sought after in their area, by families of all faiths and none'
By Jonathan Tiernan
Mandela and 'the unbreakable bonds of friendship and solidarity' with Ireland
By Simon Coveney - @simoncoveney
Male-dominated boards: 'Excessive risk taking, testosterone driven egos and a lack of duty of care'
By Kieran Moynihan
The glass ceiling is triple-glazed in many organisations, writes Kieran Moynihan.
Column: 'We are required to provide a sick cert to cover the period of absence to give birth'
By Senator Lorraine Clifford-Lee
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