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'Worst cover-up in the history of cover-ups': Trump lashes out at Saudi consulate murder
Turkish officials claim a 15-men team tortured, killed and dismembered the writer.
Cristiano Ronaldo returns to Old Trafford as Juventus too good for Man United
The result leaves the reigning Serie A champions top of the group on nine points.
'Predator' taxi driver jailed for sexual abuse of teen girl
Daly continues to reject the verdict of the jury and protest his innocence.
Around 20 football fans injured after apparent escalator malfunction
CSKA Moscow are playing Roma in a Champions League match.
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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
An excavation at Tuam, the closure of two Dublin schools and a presidential u-turn – here’s what made the headlines today.
LIVEBLOG: Áras race enters endgame as all six candidates take part in RTÉ Prime Time debate
David McCullagh is on hosting duties in Montrose.
Analysis: Beirne is a game-changer for Munster and possibly for Ireland
The Kildare man has settled in superbly with the southern province.
Bord na Móna expected to announce plans to cut 300 jobs
A restructuring of the company to decarbonise its business over ten years is expected to be announced tomorrow.
'Perhaps we are wrong': Government to examine bottle deposit scheme 'afresh'
The Green Party said Ireland is sitting on its hands and waiting for the EU to legislate on plastics.
Girl left with scar after falling from climbing frame at Dublin crèche awarded €27,500
Caoilfhionn O’Donnell four years old when she was injured at the creche in north Dublin.
'His dignity was taken in an absolutely savage way': Family's reaction as man sentenced to life in prison for murder
Anthony Walsh had admitted stealing a bank card and a lighter from the deceased man.
'An attempt at humour': Leo has 'no regrets' over tweet to Brexit supporter
A spokesperson for the Taoiseach says he rarely does British media interviews as his points get skewed.
'Disciplinary proceedings' to be initiated against Tóibín for breaking ranks on abortion legislation
The Termination of Pregnancy Bill passed by 102 votes to 12.
Man (23) engaged in “catfishing” to lure teenage boys into sharing explicit images and videos
Ben Mooney later told gardaí that he had contacted up to 15 teenage boys in the two years before he was caught.
Two more Dublin schools closed with immediate effect over structural problems
More than 1,200 pupils in north Dublin have been affected by the closures.
The Candidate: Listen back to all six interviews with the Áras hopefuls here
Haven’t decided who you’re going to vote for? Look no further.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Dingle official hit with proposed 8-week ban after mass brawl marred Sunday's Kerry county semi-final
The match on Austin Stack Park saw Dingle defeat East Kerry.
'Exceptionally important decision': Full forensic excavation of Tuam mother and baby home to take place
The Government has been offered €2.5 million by the Bon Secours Sisters, who ran the home, towards the excavation.
Two cases of Irish children with polio-like disease reported this year
The HPSC has issued a warning to doctors over a global increase in incidents of the disease.
Munster coach would be surprised if Murray makes Ireland squad for November tests
The scrum-half continues to be sidelined with a neck injury, having last played four months ago.
'We're expecting an explosion in passenger numbers': Shane Ross defends plan for new Dublin Airport terminal
A report containing the suggestion of a third terminal will be brought to Cabinet today.
'A mixture of joy and sadness' for family of Gussie Shanahan as gardaí confirm 2001 remains belong to him
The 20-year-old man has been missing for 18 years.
Almost 90,000 illegal prescription medicines, including 5,700 erectile dysfunction pills, seized
The seizure was made as part of the Interpol-coordinated Operation Pangea XI.
Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, aka Tommy Robinson, back in court over contempt charges
The case has been referred to the UK’s Attorney General.
Seán Gallagher has said he will take part in all remaining Áras debates
Gallagher had previously said that he wouldn’t take part in any debate that didn’t feature all candidates.
IRFU confident Ireland's success is sustainable even if Schmidt leaves
The Ireland head coach’s current contract expires after the 2019 World Cup.
Man (34) appears in court charged with the murder of Amanda Carroll
The mother-of-two was discovered by a family member in her home on Sunday.
Trial date set for two teenage boys accused of murdering Ana Kriegel
The Central Criminal Court heard the trial will last over four weeks.
Turkish President says Khashoggi killing planned 'days in advance'
Erdogan has said the murder was premeditated and those behind it must be held to account.
Taoiseach defends Michael D Higgins' use of government jet to fly to Belfast
Leo Varadkar said the pilots are “paid anyway” and the added costs of flying someone in the plane are “very small”.
Ryanair racism probe: Essex police hand over case information to Spanish police
An investigation is under way following a racist verbal attack on a Ryanair flight on Friday.
Irish woman pleads guilty to killing fiancé David Walsh in Sydney
David Walsh, who was a father of three young girls, was stabbed to death at his home in February 2017.
Poll: Would you wear a poppy on Armistice day?
Presidential candidate Liadh Ní Riada surprised many when she said if elected she would wear the poppy.
Wrap up warm ... temperatures are set to drop below zero over the weekend
It’s expected to be dry and bright across most of the country today.
Woman (91) dies after car she was driving hits tree in supermarket car park
The incident happened in a car park of a supermarket in Trinity Street at around 1.50pm yesterday afternoon.
9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Remember when Cruz was 'Lyin' Ted'? As an election looms, Trump has come up with a new nickname
“He’s not Lyin’ Ted anymore.”
World's longest sea bridge - that cost an estimated €17 billion - officially opened
The €12 billion bridge took almost a decade to build while incurring major delays and cost overruns
Raw sewage from 38 towns and villages flowing into our environment, report says
The EPA’s Dr Tom Ryan said our health is being put at risk due to the impact on our rivers, lakes and coastal waters.
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Poll: Would you wear a poppy on Armistice day?
IN THE FIRST TV debate of this year’s Sinn Féin’s Presidential candidate Liadh Ní Riada said if elected she would wear the remembrance poppy, as a symbol of goodwill to the unionist community.
The emblem is a complicated issue for Irish politicians as it is associated with British service personnel who died in World War One. It is frequently seen in November and is worn on the 11th of the month, Armistice day, to mark the date the war ended.
Armistice day coincides with inauguration day for Ireland’s next President.
Today SF party leader Mary Lou McDonald has told the Irish Times she would not wear the poppy, but that Ní Riada had “started an interesting conversation”.
So today we’re asking would you wear a poppy on Armistice day?
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