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Coast Guard called after members of the public get stranded on rocks near Howth
The Coast Guard commended the group for getting in contact.
Brexiteers 'Max Fac' plan would cost the UK £20 billion - Revenue chief
The UK government is bitterly split as to the best way for Britain to exit the EU from a customs standpoint.
Almost a quarter of the world will be obese by 2045 researchers warn
One in eight people, up from one in 11, will have type 2 diabetes.
Strong squad underlines Ireland's chances of series success in Australia
Joe Schmidt’s 32-man squad features two uncapped players and a host of proven stars.
'It's been 32 years': How Kinsale plans to reclaim the SuperValu TidyTowns crown in 2018
‘It’s overdue but we’ve worked harder than ever this year,’ says Kinsale local Ted McNamara.
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Q&A: Can the 'hard cases' be dealt with while still retaining the Eighth Amendment?
It’s been a big question in recent days.
"It's going to impact my life": Immigrants have their say on both sides of the referendum debate
Only Irish citizens are allowed to vote in Friday’s referendum.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Gardaí search for Jastine Valdez’s iPad, and Stephen Rae steps down as editor-in-chief of Independent News and Media – it’s the Fix.
Trump violated US constitution by blocking people on Twitter court says
The ruling comes in response to a lawsuit filed by a group of Twitter users.
Jastine Valdez murder - gardaí appeal for information on missing iPad
It is hoped that Jastine’s bag and iPad could help shed light on any connection she may have had with her killer.
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Irish parents share their airport survival tips - plus should I let my son wear pink?
'G'wan Mary Lou!' - Sinn Féin's leader is a hit on the canvass but insists it's no election dry run
McDonald says her first campaign as leader is not practice for a general election.
Recovery from poisoning is 'slow and painful' - Yulia Skripal speaks
Yulia was discharged from a local hospital last month.
'The only time the Wicklow players would have met or seen the Dublin players is on TV'
John Evans is gearing up his team to face the All-Ireland champions.
Mark Hennessy was shot dead in the driver's seat of his car - GSOC statement
Some people on social media had criticised the gardaí.
Pro-life groups secured access to the names and addresses of Irish voters ahead of the referendum Exclusive
An investigation by TheJournal.ie and OpenDemocracy has found that at least two pro-life groups have applied for copies of the register for different local authorities.
Swimming stopped at Clare beach due to high levels of E coli in the water
The high levels are linked to runoffs from recent rainfall.
Q&A: The answers to your questions about the Eighth Amendment referendum
You’ve been submitting your questions – and here are the answers.
FactFind: How many doctors support repeal?
There are Doctors for Yes and the Medical Alliance for No – but what are the numbers exactly?
NFL owners agree ban on players kneeling in protest during US national anthem
Players must stand for the Star Spangled Banner or remain in the changing rooms.
Actor who got struck in face playing Hamlet takes to stage in same role tonight
Conor Madden told us about his experience.
The government wants to know what you think the most significant risks facing Ireland are
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that the more people who get involved the better.
Tánaiste says report that Aidan McAnespie's body part was 'disposed of' must be 'extremely difficult' for the family
The 24-year-old was shot shortly after crossing an army checkpoint.
Australian archbishop steps down after being found guilty of covering up child sex abuse
Wilson, who faces up to two years in jail, said today he was stepping aside from his church duties.
Uncapped Byrne and Beirne in Ireland squad for summer tour to Australia
Also included is John Cooney after an outstanding season for Ulster since winning his first cap last summer.
US diplomat suffers brain injury after hearing 'abnormal' sound while working in China
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that the injuries are similar to those suffered by a diplomat in Cuba.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Irish Rail confirms no trains between Dalkey and Greystones this weekend
Extensive fire damage was done to signalling equipment last week.
Police officer saves seven people - including mother and baby - from burning building
PC Neil Dobson tied up his loyal police dog, Monty, outside before rushing into the building.
Taoiseach asks employers to be 'flexible' on Friday so staff can get home to vote
Varadkar said some people have to make long journeys home to vote.
Stephen Rae stepping down as INM group editor-in-chief
Rae was group editor-in-chief for five years.
Compensation for dad who was sacked just 11 days after birth of new baby
The man’s boss congratulated him on the new arrival but then proceeded to tell him that he was being made redundant.
West Ham owner wants new boss to turn Irish international Rice into 'a strong England defender'
David Gold says he sees the 19-year-old Ireland international as ‘the future of the England team’.
Doing 139kmph in a 50-zone in Tipperary: Figures on speeding in Ireland
One road safety report found that excessive speed was a contributory factor in one-third of all fatal collisions.
Final plea as just one day left for EuroMillions winner to claim €1 million prize
“Rummage in your handbags, wallets or purses, check on top of the fridge, the glove compartments of the car, coat pockets, wherever you keep your tickets.”
'Please come home Mam, I'm in agony': Parents of women who had crisis pregnancies urge Yes vote
Elaine Bedford spoke about her daughter’s experience taking abortion pills last year.
Donohoe defends 'rainy day fund' - but opposition parties reckon it's 'useless'
The fund has been described as “ill-thought out” and “ill-timed”.
Each side playing the blame game as fallout from the Prime Time debate no-show rolls over
Cora Sherlock has denied pulling out of last night’s Prime Time debate.
'Boy-racers doing doughnuts are driving tourists away' - Mayo County Council
“I really don’t know how they can afford to keep replacing the tyres,” one resident said.
Four men arrested after man stabbed near pub in Clondalkin last night
The four men are being held at Clondalkin Garda Station.
Arsenal announce ex-PSG boss Emery as their new head coach
The Spaniard succeeds Arsene Wenger, who has been in charge since 1996.
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Poll: Have you decided how you will vote on Friday?
ON FRIDAY, IRELAND will be asked to vote in a referendum to repeal or retain the Eighth Amendment.
There have been a number of debates in the lead up to the vote and TheJournal.ie has answered many of our readers questions about the referendum.
Up to 125,000 people have registered to vote ahead of the upcoming referendum but opinion polls on Sunday indicated that 14%-17% of people are still undecided about how they’ll vote.
So today we’re asking, have you decided how you will vote on Friday?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
'She was not a baby with a fatal foetal abnormality, she was my baby, and she was perfect'
By Vicky Wall
Surrogacy: 'Infertile couples will still have to go abroad to make their dream a reality'
By Dr Brian Tobin - @DrBrianTobin
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