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Supreme Court: Minister's decision left two Mauritian families in 'Catch 22' situation
Both students had been studying and working the country for 11 years and were directed to leave after a policy change.
Yesterday’s News
Peru police hunt for men wanted in connection with lynching of Canadian man suspected of killing elderly shaman
Grisly footage of the man’s death at the hands of a mob has been widely circulated on social media.
Police investigating 'serious assault' outside Anfield prior to Liverpool's Champions League match
The Reds faced Roma in a semi-final first leg this evening.
Gardaà investigating if car in four-vehicle crash on Dublin's south quays involved in two other collisions
One garda car was involved in the incident which occurred at 2.10pm on Wellington Quay.
British judge rules that terminally ill toddler Alfie Evans can't be taken to Italy for treatment
The terminally ill 23-month-old is in a “semi-vegetative state” as a result of a degenerative neurological condition.
Here's how to use your phone to take an incredible timelapse video - like this journey through Dublin
We let a videographer loose on Dublin with the new Samsung Galaxy S9.
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Massage therapist accuses Marvel icon Stan Lee of sexual assault
Lee’s attorney Jonathan Freund denied the allegations to the Chicago Tribune newspaper.
Liverpool rock Roma in Champions League thriller
The Italians scored two late goals to give themselves faint hope ahead of the second leg.
Appeal rejected: Murderer who raised 'cigarette break supervision' issue sent back to jail
Maurice Power was found guilty of the murder of Shane Rossiter.
Winner of €1 million EuroMillions raffle ticket bought in February hasn't claimed their prize
The winning ticket was sold at Easons in the Wilton Shopping Centre in Cork City.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Macron visits Trump, funds disappear from Ulster Bank accounts and Toronto van attacker charged – It’s The Fix.
'Scramble' for Leaving Cert examiners due to shortage across all subjects, Dáil told
Teachers, including recently qualified teachers and retired teachers, are being asked to apply.
Trump slams Iran nuclear deal as 'insane' and 'ridiculous' during Macron White House meeting
Trump hosted French president Emmanuel Macron in the Oval Office for the first time today.
McDonald: 'I would prefer if Peadar TóibÃn was not speaking out on abortion in this way'
The Sinn Féin leader said party members that vote against party policy in the Dáil will face consequences.
Iconic 90s music festival Féile is making a comeback this year (with a fancier feel)
Féile was the first multi-day rock festival to take place in Ireland.
'Sinn Féin is an absolute disgrace' - We spoke to the republican pro-lifers at the GPO today
The event was held by a group called Cherish All the Children Equally.
Council forced to spend €7,000 to dispose of animal carcasses dumped off Clare cliffs
A court heard that the State authorities carried out a painstaking investigation to identify the remains.
'He took my virginity': Woman tells court she confronted brother years after rape abuse ended
The woman, now aged 41, alleges her brother began abusing her at the age of four.
European Commission clears way for Ireland's sugar tax to start next week
The tax on sugar-sweetened drinks was first announced as part of Budget 2017.
'Tell me what's offensive about this': Ruth Coppinger holds up Repeal sign in Dáil chamber
Coppinger held up the poster while asking the Taoiseach about the removal of a Repeal mural outside Dublin city’s Project Arts Centre.
'They're much better than the 2005 Champions League-winning team... Even Steven Gerrard admits it'
Michael Owen has heaped praise on the current Reds side.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
12-year-old Australian boy steals family credit card to fly to Bali alone
The boy ran away from his Sydney home after a row with his mother.
Ulster Bank: 'Human error' caused cash to disappear from some accounts
Some customers said their bank cards have been declined, even though they recently got paid.
Canadian man charged over Toronto van attack in which 10 people were killed
Alek Minassian has been charged with 10 counts of premeditated murder.
Young boy awarded 'grief money' over sister's death in hit-and-run
Vanessa Siatka was killed in the Phoenix Park in 2015, a year before her brother was born.
Fans react with horror to Leeds' announcement of tour to war-torn Myanmar
The country is in a period of violent unrest, and the decision has angered many supporters.
Man who spent year in prison for crime he didn't commit has violent disorder conviction quashed
28-year-old Declan Tynan is now likely to apply for a certificate of miscarriage of justice from the courts.
People named in affidavit about INM to be given access to redacted copies
It comes after a court ruling in favour of an agreement reached between INM and the ODCE.
Review to examine how serious sexual offence cases are handled in Northern Ireland
It will look into the impact of social media on trials, among other issues.
Public asked to help find woman who is missing from Cork
Deirdre Aherne was last seen at about 5pm yesterday.
Supreme Court told that judges have no power to decide if Dáil privilege is being used correctly
Denis O’Brien’s legal team has argued that TDs’ “extraordinary privilege” had led to a breach of his privacy in 2015.
Family appeals for return of Trixie after van stolen with pet dog inside
The van was stolen as owner Tim Mullins went into a garage to buy a paper.
Leinster great Isa Nacewa to retire from rugby this summer
Ireland international Richardt Strauss will also retire next month while out-half Cathal Marsh and flanker Peadar Timmins have been released.
What we know about the Toronto van attack in which 10 people were killed
The suspect’s motives remain unknown.
Fardy and Furlong join Sexton in European Player of the Year shortlist
There are two Racing players in the five-man shortlist, Fiji lock Leone Nakarawa and French scrum-half Maxime Machenaud.
Trainee garda faces deportation after investigation exposes his sham marriage Exclusive
The man is understood to have married an Eastern European woman.
Two men charged after €248,000-worth of drugs seized in Dublin
Amphetamine, cannabis and cash were seized by gardaà yesterday.
Scouting Ireland CEO pulls out of appearance before government committee as fallout from rape allegation continues
It emerged last weekend that a scout leader accused of a sexual assault remains under investigation by gardaà and the DPP.
Gareth Hutch murder accused who went on hunger strike after prison transfer now takes court case
Jonathan Keogh says he was not given any reason for his transfer from Mountjoy Prison to Portlaoise.
Irish Rugby says job advert for unpaid full-time intern that needed a masters or PhD was a 'mistake'
The high requirements for a position that is unpaid had been described as “totally wrong”.
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Poll: Do you think you get enough exercise?
THIS WEEK, YOUNGSTERS around the country are being urged to participate in new activities and explore their local communities as part of Active Schools Week.
Schools signed up to take part are encouraged to raise awareness about the importance of physical activity by hosting a range of new initiatives with students.
As Ireland continues to get fatter as a nation, with estimates predicting only one in every 10 Irish men will not be overweight or obese by 2030 for example, the importance of a healthy diet and getting more exercise has never been greater.
So, in a week when children are being urged to get out and get more exercise, we’re asking you: Do you think you get enough exercise?
Poll Results:
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'Sarah Jane would like to live independently with support. No such service or plan is possible'
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'I'm getting better about ignoring the black dog, I've locked him outside and I haven't fed him in years'
By Stephen Considine
Stephen Considine shares how he went from attempted suicide to creating art to help others.
Opinion: 'We need funding for councils to go house to house and check the status of the voters'
By Sinéad Halpin
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