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Trump announces latest national security advisor, says he'll 'do a great job'
Robert O’Brien, 53, has until now served as Trump’s envoy for situations involving US hostages abroad.
'I'm deeply sorry': Justin Trudeau apologises after photo of him wearing brownface emerges
The controversy has come as a blow to the Canadian prime minister’s re-election campaign ahead of next month’s election.
Irish doctors urged to stop over-prescribing benzodiazepines and similar drugs
That council has warned that over-prescriptions of the drugs is affecting the safety of Irish patients.
'I won't sign on, it's demeaning': School secretaries will strike tomorrow over pay
A school secretary could be paid as little as €12,500 a year, with no holiday pay, sick leave or pension entitlements.
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Taoiseach urged to tell banks to stop investing in fossil fuels during his UN speech in New York
Varadkar will attend the UN General Assembly and address the summit on sustainable development goals.
Cross-border travellers face 'racial profiling', says human rights group
A group has lodged an equality complaint over cross-border immigration checks.
'People don't know who'll be next': How a campaign of intimidation came to Fermanagh and Cavan
The abduction and assault on Kevin Lunney is not an isolated incident.
First the Beetle, then the Golf: Why the electrifying ID.3 1st is Volkswagen’s next big thing
Here’s how to be the first to drive one.
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Yesterday’s News
Man (80s) arrested in connection with fatal Mayo shooting released without charge
The victim was killed shortly after midnight last night.
Canada reports first hospitalisation for vaping-related illness
It follows a similar outbreak in the US that has killed seven people.
Arlene Foster suggests she is open to special arrangements for North as part of Brexit deal
The DUP leader made the suggestion to journalists in Dublin this evening.
Dutch defence lawyer representing state witness in huge gangland case shot dead in broad daylight
Prime Minister Mark Rutte said the killing in broad daylight in the Dutch capital was “incredibly disturbing”.
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City bounce back with comfortable Champions League win over Shaktar
The English champions ran out 3-0 winners in their opening group game.
Programme for Galway 2020 European Capital of Culture revealed with over 1,900 events to take place
Galway 2020 will comprise of over 1,900 events across 154 projects.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s what made the news today.
An Taisce appeals to block installation of temporary banners for visitor centre at front of GPO
Dublin City Council granted permission for the banners in June.
Annalise Murphy quits 49erFX Olympic campaign after World Cup 'wake-up call'
The Olympic silver medalist and Katie Tingle have parted ways but remain lifelong friends.
'I don't want you to listen to me, I want you to listen to the scientists' Greta Thunberg appears before US Congress
President Donald Trump has openly questioned the effects of a changing climate.
Freddie Thompson has started school in Portlaoise Prison, hearing over 'severe' jail conditions told
Thompson has brought a High Court challenge to conditions in the prison.
James McClean awarded €71k over defamatory remark made by former UUP councillor
McClean brought a defamation action against Chris McGimpsey.
Have you seen Anthony? He's been missing from Coolock since Saturday
Anthony Scullion (24) was last seen in the Coolock area.
US says 'Iranian attack' on Saudi oil facilities was 'act of war'
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made the comments when arriving in the Saudi city of Jeddah.
Government chief whip says procedure for establishing Direct Provision centres 'unfair' on locals
Seán Kyne TD added that the State has a duty to provide for asylum seekers.
'We won't need as many car mechanics': Calls for new commission to plan for industries impacted by green policies
The Green Party’s Just Transition bill will not be opposed by government.
Pensioner arrested in Mayo over gun death of man in his 60s 'thought victim was an intruder'
The man who was shot dead has been named locally as Brendan Kilduff.
'They took that right away from me' - Thomas says journalist told his parents about HIV status
The former Wales international revealed his diagnosis to the public last weekend.
Quinn Industrial Holdings director suffered 'severe and savage' attack before being dumped on side of road
The 50-year-old man was treated in hospital for serious injuries to his face and leg.
Taoiseach says minister will intervene in Bolger family case after RTÉ Prime Time programme
Gillian Bolger and Darren Milne spoke about the struggles they have faced in getting their eight-year-old twins into suitable school.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Quiz: How well do you remember Ireland's best Rugby World Cup moments?
There have been a few good days. Promise.
Three teenagers charged with murder of UK police officer Andrew Harper
Andrew Harper died while investigating reports of a burglary.
Public Services Card no longer needed to apply for a passport
The Taoiseach says the Data Commissioner has declined to meet with Minister Doherty.
Murphy says €310k price tag for O'Devaney Garden homes is 'affordable'
The minister also said €1,200 rent is an affordable amount for a couple to pay.
Leinster House bosses were warned Dáil rats were stealing chocolate 6 weeks before bar shut
The bar shut for more than a week after a rat was spotted by Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin.
School secretaries prepare for industrial action this Friday after talks break down
The union’s head of education, Andy Pike, said the department didn’t offer any credible proposals.
Banning the purchase of sex in NI has actually led to an increase in sex workers, report finds
It is estimated that the number of sex workers advertising per day is 308.
Sex for rent: Coppinger tells Dáil of Rathmines landlord who propositioned tenant
Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy said that the situation outlined by Coppinger “sounds disgusting”.
There's been a 50% surge in people seeking services at Dublin's oldest homelessness charity
The increase is being described by the Mendicity Institution as “alarming”.
Bloody Sunday: Soldier F murder case adjourned until December at Derry hearing
Soldier F is accused of two counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder.
Gambling firm's integrity unit blew whistle on Wales assistant head coach Howley
‘We’re checking in on his wellbeing as we formalise our processes to get through the investigation,’ says WRU CEO Martyn Phillips.
Wait times for smear test results from Cervical Check reduced to six weeks
Patients were told they would be waiting up to six months earlier this year.
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Poll: Should buskers be banned from using amps until after 6pm?
A NUMBER OF new bylaws for buskers are set to come into effect in Galway in January.
The rules mean drum kits will be banned at all times, and amplification and backing tracks will be banned until after 6pm.
The bylaws, passed following complaints from local businesses, enact new regulations on where, when and how buskers can perform on the city’s streets.
Musicians and performers have labelled the new rules “ridiculous“, noting that many people come to Galway for its music and atmosphere.
What do you think: Should buskers be banned from using amps until after 6pm?
Poll Results:
Yes (3572)
No (3292)
I'm not sure (364)
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How I Spend My Money: A student on €9,840 aims to cut down on food spending at college
By TheJournal.ie reader
A grant and a college scholarship help with her monthly expenses
Saoirse McHugh: Achill has shown me the link between climate action and rural regeneration
By Saoirse McHugh
RTÉ Radio 1 short story award winner: 'Honey Days'
By Stephen O'Reilly
Read the overall winner of this year’s RTÉ Radio 1 Short Story Award, in memory of Francis McManus.
The Irish For: The weeds and wildflowers that bother and delight the countryside
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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