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Tuesday 21 May, 2013

VIDEO: Has Pope Francis been seen performing an exorcism?

Video from an event last Friday shows the pontiff laying his hands on a young man who convulses and then slumps over.

From The Score Exit

Richard Dunne axed by Aston Villa after injury-hit season

Paul Lambert has decided to cut his losses with the Ireland man.

Bomb squad called after suspicious device found in central Dublin

Gardaí and an army explosives ordinance disposal team are at the scene at North Strand Road.

From The Daily Edge We're Going Out Tonight

16 things you’ll remember from your J1 experience

It’s that time of year again.

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Shatter to face questions in Dáil over Wallace row

The minister will make a statement this evening and will then open himself up to questions from the opposition.

From The Score Looking Back This post contains videos

10 of TheScore.ie’s alternative end-of-season Premier League awards

We look back on the most memorable moments in the top flight (and occasionally the Europa League and League Cup).

Revenue and Finance Department deny tax deal with Apple

Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore claims Ireland’s tax system is “very transparent”.

After his spread in German Playboy, Danny Healy-Rae set for German TV

Danny said he was not worried about how he was representing Ireland internationally in the German documentary.

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VIDEO: Emotional reunion as tornado survivor finds dog buried alive under house

Barbara Garcia was in the middle of an interview with a CBS reporter when the little pooch poked his head out of the rubble.

One allegation of abuse within Catholic Church in 2012

The annual report of the National Board for the Safeguarding of Children in the Catholic Church in Ireland (NBSCCCI) said two allegations of abuse have taken place since the turn of the millennium.

Scientists have figured out what caused the Irish Famine

The fatal pathogen was uncovered in dried potato plant samples that were over 120 years old.

Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Do you allow smoking in your home?

A new study has found that air pollution in a smoker’s home can be 10 times the advisable level.

Ireland is Apple’s ‘Holy Grail of tax avoidance’

The firm pays just two per cent tax on profits in Ireland but has denied using any “tax gimmicks”.

From The Daily Edge RIP This post contains videos

Irish fans remember Doors founder Ray Manzarek

The keyboardist has died at the age of 74 following a battle with cancer.

Inquest into deaths of five Tit Bonhomme crew members opens today

The fishing vessel sank off the coast of Cork in January last year with just one member of the crew surviving.

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Scenes of death, destruction as tornado strikes Oklahoma suburbs

Twenty children have been killed after the twister struck an elementary school in the town of Moore.

The 9 at 9: Tuesday

Good morning! Here are the nine things to know before you start your day.

From Business ETC Horsemeat

Convenience food sales up for Greencore despite horsemeat scandal

The firm, run by Minister Simon Coveney’s brother, was caught up in the scandal when one of its products was found to have equine DNA.

From The Score Roomie With A View

O’Connell calling for greater effort to unite young Lions

The lock has had no trouble gelling with new captain, Sam Warburton. And he joined his room-mate in demanding improved morale.

Legal experts take the stand at Oireachtas abortion hearings

Retired judge Justice Catherine McGuinness, legal adviser to the Pro-Life Campaign Caroline Simmons and barrister at law Simon Mills are all due to give evidence today.

Twenty children killed in Oklahoma twister

The tornado, which ripped through an elementary school, has killed at least 51 people but the death toll is expected to rise.

Oireachtas agenda: Abortion hearings, new grocery rules and leaving the euro

The third day of abortion hearings takes place today, while the Dáil debates calls for new rules on leaving the eurozone.

From Business ETC Horticulture

€4.4m to assist horticulture producers after ‘exceptionally wet weather’

Bad weather in 2012 affected most sectors within Ireland’s horticultural industry – and the damage was further compounded for many growers by the cold late spring this year, the Minister for Agriculture said.

Column: No woman has an abortion on a whim

Stitch up the X Case’s dangling loopholes and then hold a referendum to legalise abortion in Ireland – because no woman wants an abortion just for the hell of it, writes Carol Redmond.

University of Limerick scientists invent new metal to ‘significantly reduce patient trauma’

Scientists in Limerick have invented a new metal that will make medical devices inside the body more visible under x-ray, resulting in “significantly” reducing patient trauma and hospitalisation time.

8 interesting moments from Day 2 of the Oireachtas abortion hearings

Day 2 of the Oireachtas hearings on abortion saw psychiatrists and medical professionals give their expert opinions on the new law.

Monday 20 May, 2013

From The Daily Edge 1994 This post contains videos

6 things we were doing and watching when Black Hole Sun was a hit

Black Hole Sun, won’t you come and wash away the rain?

From The Score Lions 2013

Captain Warburton happy to stand back as ‘leader’ O’Connell guides Lions teammates

The Welshman is hoping to rediscover the form that led his country to a World Cup semi-final and Grand Slam.

Blow to hopes of illegal Irish as immigration officers slam bill

The union representing immigration service employees say proposals to reform US immigration ‘will damage public safety’.

From Business ETC Facebook

What can Facebook tell us about the battle of the sexes?

The ‘Mr and Mrs Average’ data reveals that men get into literature later in life, while women lose interest in their 20s.

From The Score Talking The Talk

‘I’m not Harry Potter’ – 10 of our favourite Jose Mourinho quotes

It was confirmed that the 50-year-old stepped down as Real Madrid manager today.

Wallace lodges complaint with data protection chief over Shatter remarks

The Wexford TD believes Shatter’s revealing of an encounter with Gardaí is an improper disclosure of sensitive records.

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Cream of the crop: The top 10 Irish comedians

Calling all comedians – how do you measure up to Ireland’s comedy greats?

First edition ‘Harry Potter’ – including author’s notes – up for auction

The rare first edition will be sold to raise funds for English PEN, a writer’s association.

From The Daily Edge Singlehood

14 reasons to believe in life after love

Ignore that voice inside you saying, ‘I really don’t think you’re strong enough’. It’s an idiot.

As they happened: Day 2 of the Oireachtas hearings on planned abortion laws

TheJournal.ie team brought you live updates from day 2 of the hearings, includes testimony from psychiatrists.

Bombings kill 13 at Iraq Shiite mosques

Two deadly bombings at places of worship in Baghdad today mark the latest in a string of attacks targeting both Sunni and Shiite areas.

Column: The reality of unemployment is being masked by emigration

With youth unemployment at 23 per cent, the European Union and policy makers have a collective responsibility and obligation to help the “Lost Generation”, writes Liam Aylward.

Blind people have the potential to use their ‘inner bat’ to locate objects

Researchers are now looking at developing training programmes and assistive devices for blind people using the data.

From The Score Pressure

Confirmed: Jose Mourinho to step down as Real Madrid manager

Florentio Perez met the media at the club’s Bernabeu stadium this evening.