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Appeal for information after man (60s) dies after being stabbed in Dublin
A man in his 30s has since been arrested by gardaí.
Presidential hopeful Gemma O'Doherty targets independents and says Ireland is 'heading for catastrophe'
The journalist launched her bid for the Áras yesterday
Sinn Féin Belfast offices targeted in overnight arson attack
The PSNI said a fire was reported at around 4.50am.
Leading #MeToo actress paid off man who claimed she sexually assaulted him
Actress Asia Argento was accused of sexual assault by fellow actor Jimmy Bennett in 2013.
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Poll: Is there a place for the Rose of Tralee in modern Ireland?
Has the pageant had its day after 59 years? Or is it still relevant in 2018?
Tyrone will refuse 'to participate in any media activity' with RTÉ ahead of All-Ireland final
Mickey Harte has been in a stand-off with RTÉ since June 2011.
Eight years and €289 billion later, Greece exits its final bailout today
The country is not out the woods though and its people are still feeling austerity.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s all you need to know this Monday morning.
10 more dead after fresh 6.9-magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia's Lombok island
The quakes hit throughout yesterday, with the first measuring 6.3 shortly before midday which triggered landslides.
The College Guide To UCD: Insider tips, top study spots, and the best chicken fillet roll
If you’re heading to UCD this year, read this first.
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Man due in court in connection with Dublin cocaine seizure
€64,000 worth of the drug was seized on Saturday in Drimnagh in the south inner city.
'I never imagined this day would come': South Koreans meet relatives in North after decades apart
The three-day reunion is the first for three years and follows a diplomatic thaw on the peninsula.
Ibec paints glowing picture of Irish economy but warns we've 'a lot to lose' from Trump tariffs
The business group says that Ireland is in a “post-recovery stage”.
Students will struggle to find somewhere to live - but here is a starting point
We’ve been speaking to accommodation experts to gauge the supply and demand and the best moves this morning for CAO applicants.
Man (20s) released after fatal crash in Bundoran that killed two and seriously injured three
A file will be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecution.
Gaelic Grounds to host homecoming for All-Ireland hurling champions in Limerick today
Musical entertainment will be provided by Niamh Dunne, The Blizzards and DJ Mark McCabe.
'Ireland's decision to prohibit GM crops doesn't make sense'
Two eminent plant biotechnologists argue that the Irish government has made the wrong decision to opt out of growing GMOs here.
The 25 bonus CAO points for Higher Maths has more than doubled participation
The bonus was introduced in 2012.
Most businesses are very worried about Brexit but only a small number have a plan to handle it
Only 6% have a formal plan in place, according to the AIB Brexit Sentiment Index.
50,000 students receive CAO offers today. Here's the points breakdown and what happens next
Over half of those applying for a Level 8 course will be offered their first choice.
Taylor Swift gigs had highest garda bill for event policing this year
The organisation has collected almost €1 million from organisers to cover policing at concerts, sports matches and other events.
Yesterday’s News
'Really shocking': Motorists use deceased parents' permits to park in disabled bays
In just one year of a garda operation to crack down on fraudulent use of these permits, 80 people were prosecuted.
'My mother told me to stick with the butcher's trade as she said I'd need it more than the football'
Former St Patrick’s Athletic, Bohemians and Derry City striker Joe Lawless looks back on his playing days.
Poor sleep triggers viral loneliness and social rejection, study finds
That alienating vibe also makes sleep-deprived individuals more socially unattractive to others.
Journalist Gemma O'Doherty announces intention to run for presidency
O’Doherty made the announcement on social media this evening.
Your summer in Ireland: 5 must-see sites in Cork City
Take our challenge and tick off as many glorious sites this summer as recommended by heritage officers around Ireland.
'I didn't really sleep last night because I visualised scoring a goal on All-Ireland final day'
It was a special moment for Shane Dowling as Limerick’s breakthrough arrived.
Quiz: How well do you know your Dublin pubs?
Test yourself!
Skip leg day because your DNA says so: Hear about the future of fitness in our latest podcast
From DNA tests to exercise pills, this is what staying in shape could look like in a few decades time.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Here’s what had people talking today.
'What a rush': Getting front and centre at the most dangerous sport event on Earth
Irish photographer Donal Moloney was the only non-Italian this year to capture the drama of the ancient Calcio Storico, ‘a mixture of soccer, rugby and attempted murder’.
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'I put the van into reverse to escape this hell': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
'You can pick up a song in a week': Why Irish people love the ukulele
We talked to the founder of the Ukulele Hooley event, Tony Boland.
British woman rescued 10 hours after falling from cruise ship in Croatia
The 46-year-old told reporters she fell off the back of the ship.
Champs at last! Limerick end 45-year wait for All-Ireland hurling glory
A remarkable finale in Croke Park before Limerick won out by a point.
South Korean swaps bitcoins for €2 million in fake notes
Once the transaction was completed in a hotel in the city of Nice, the South Korean realised the 500-euro notes he had been handed were photocopied fakes.
Fresh 6.9-magnitude earthquake hits Indonesia's Lombok island
There have been no reports of deaths or injuries so far.
Trump lashes out at Russia probe as 'McCarthyism'
Trump’s Twitter storm was set off by a front-page report in the New York Times implying that McGahn had turned on him.
AirBnb lobbied officials 49 times in two years on crackdown plan
With Dublin rent now averaging €500 above the boomtime figure, pressure is mounting on Minister Eoghan Murphy to act.
Woman attacked with metal bar in early hours of morning in Antrim
A man in his 20s has been arrested.
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Poll: Is there a place for the Rose of Tralee in modern Ireland?
IT’S MID-AUGUST. The country is reverting back to its usual cold self. And the Rose of Tralee is set to kick off.
The pageant is now in its 59th year and retains a distinctly old school sensibility, with the emphasis on poetry recitals and musical turns rather than anything especially controversial.
Last week Amy O’Connor argued on DailyEdge.ie that the format has had its day, and that the Rose of Tralee simply doesn’t fit with modern Ireland, and with what it means to be a woman in 2018.
Do you agree? Or do you think the Rose of Tralee still holds relevance in Ireland 60 years later?
We’re asking: Is there a place for the Rose of Tralee in modern Ireland?
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