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'Leeds United were over for a second or third look at me the day I got my ankle broken in two places'
Con McLaughlin, the first Donegal man to score 100 goals in the League of Ireland, looks back on his career.
Quiz: How much do you know about the moon?
This quiz is one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind*.
Geaney grabs hat-trick while Clifford is sent-off on contrasting day for Kerry forwards
Dingle defeated East Kerry in this Kerry SFC semi-final replay by 13 points.
Lynn Ruane: 20 years on from the introduction of the methadone strategy, where are we now?
How effective has the strategy been and what is the legacy we are left with when so many people are on the drug for so long?
LIDL FOOD MAGAZINE
Cook once, eat twice: Warming one-pot veggie dinners that are perfect for leftovers
Pass me an extra limb, I'll just plug it in: The future of hacking your body
From antennae implants to genetic upgrades: can we use technology to improve our bodies?
'Totally and utterly ruined': The eight-year battle by homeowners affected by mica concrete block scandal
The government recently announced a redress scheme which has been welcomed, but it has come too late for some.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Peter Casey is still in the race, and a march through Mexico towards the US – here’s what made the news.
Man arrested in connection with death of woman (30s) found in Cabra apartment
The woman’s body was found by Dublin Fire Brigade this afternoon.
DAFT.IE PROPERTY MAGAZINE
Ultra-luxurious €2.65m townhouse once home to a former Taoiseach
'My mates used to slag Travellers. Soon I realised it was me they were slagging, because I came from that.'
Steo Wall, who has just released his first album ‘Where I’m From’, struggled with his Traveller heritage until he found the words to express it to others.
'I realised we really needed to get more involved': Migrants on how they're helping change Irish politics
With local and European elections coming up in May 2019, more migrants in Ireland are becoming interested in how their vote can help shape the country.
Kilmacud and Ballyboden play out helter-skelter extra-time draw to force final replay
Crokes and St Enda’s will have to do it all over again next Sunday.
’Maurice McCabe has done the state some service’: The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
'Si se pudo!' 5,000 migrants march past Mexican forces toward US border
The caravan has swelled to about 5,000 overnight, drawing the ire of President Donald Trump.
Maths Week: The solutions to all of the puzzles
Tens of thousands of you took our mathematical challenge all week. Here are the answers.
Leinster brought back down to earth with narrow defeat to thrilling Toulouse
Leo Cullen’s side led only once at Stade Ernest Wallon and came up short on a 28-27 scoreline.
Mayo man (49) questioned over alleged rape of 75-year-old woman in Ennis
The alleged incident was reported to Gardaí on Thursday.
Donald Trump accuses Saudi Arabia of 'deception and lies' over Khashoggi killing
EU, Germany, France, Britain, Australia, Canada and the UN have all called for greater clarity from Saudi Arabia.
At least 22 dead after train derails in Taiwan
It is not known yet what caused the derailment.
Tributes paid to former TD and 'gentle giant' Seymour Crawford who has died aged 74
Crawford served on Monaghan County Council and as a TD for Cavan-Monaghan for almost 20 years.
Theresa May to face a 'show trial': The UK Sundays report Tory party turmoil
Theresa May is coming under intense pressure from all sides today over securing a final Brexit deal.
'A very dangerous step': Russian anger at Trump's plan to withdraw from nuclear weapons deal
The US has accused Russia of breaking the terms of the treaty signed during the 1980s.
‘When RTÉ wanted us on the Toy Show, I rang my wife and cried down the phone’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile The Field.
Passengers to disembark ferry that collided with two yachts off Isle of Wight
A search and rescue helicopter had been combing the area also but was forced to turn back due to low visibility.
200 pupils affected as Dublin school building closed after 'significant structural issues' discovered
A structural engineer found significant issues after an inspection on Friday at Ardgillan Community College.
All along the Frontline - The controversial and acrimonious race for the Áras in 2011
Gallagher’s monumental lead was undone, but by then the campaign had already become a bizarre one.
Ryanair reports video to police after footage emerges of passenger racially abusing another
The elderly white man also calls a black woman a “stupid, ugly cow” in the video.
Chasing Kona: From 60-a-day smoker to elite Ironman
Dubliner Rob Cummins gave up smoking at 27 and rose to the top of one of the world’s toughest endurance sports.
Poll: Should the confidence and supply agreement be renewed or would you rather an election?
Both Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have announced their negotiating teams for the upcoming renewal talks.
'A stain on our society': What the presidential candidates think about Direct Provision
Some are in favour of a blanket amnesty for people living in the system for more than five years.
Sitdown Sunday: He was a great landlord - until they found out he was spying on their every move
Grab a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
The Irish For... How the Vikings influenced the Irish language
Darach O Séaghdha talks us through the meaning behind some words that get their origin from Medieval Ireland’s interaction with Scandanavia.
'I would make sure everyone who's homeless had shelter': We asked these second class students what they'd do as President
Abolish school uniforms? Extend the weekend?
'I don't regret it, I don't hold any bad feelings. Things happen for a reason'
Cork’s John Murphy on breaking through at Aston Villa, marking David Beckham and what might have been.
Environmental groups enraged by protected sites plan for endangered hen harrier
The groups claim that the Culture Minister’s threat response plan would see large-scale commercial conifer forestry in hen harrier protected areas.
Michael D Higgins enjoys commanding lead in latest presidential opinion polls
Although Higgins has a huge lead, the polls may not reflect the recent furore surrounding Peter Casey.
'There's very little talent': How Ireland's blockchain firms are trying to fix staff shortages
The rapid growth of the nascent technology means universities are still playing catch-up.
Woman running 'sensual massage' parlours believed the acts were legal, court hears
A member of the public complained that a high number of male visitors were attending a massage parlour in Olivemount, Windy Arbour.
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Poll: Should the confidence and supply agreement be renewed or would you rather an election?
AFTER SUCCESSFULLY MAKING it through three Budgets, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are set to sit down in the coming days and weeks to discuss the renewal of the confidence and supply agreement.
Fianna Fáil has propped up the Fine Gael government for some time, after agreeing a deal following the 2016 election to back them on key issues.
Micheál Martin wrote to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar last week urging him not to call an election, given the risk of “creating a dangerous instability” during a crucial time in the Brexit negotiations.
Both sides have announced their negotiating teams in the past 24 hours, with Tánaiste Simon Coveney leading the Fine Gael team, with deputy Fianna Fáil leader Dara Calleary in that party’s team.
So, today we’re asking you: Do you want to see the confidence and supply renewed or would you rather an election?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Lynn Ruane: 20 years on from the introduction of the methadone strategy, where are we now?
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
Ireland in a snapshot: A stroll down the canal and it’s like Saturday never happened
By Donal Moloney
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