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Coveney says no-deal Brexit will be 'a disaster for us all'
The Tánaiste says Ireland has “one red line” in relation to Brexit – keeping peace on the island.
'We wouldn't have dreamed of this opportunity when we first started playing'
Gary Wilson looks ahead to Ireland’s historic Test match against England at Lord’s.
Fianna Fáil slaps down government's idea of means-testing for pension payments
Fianna Fáil accused the government of kite-flying.
Poll: Should College Green be pedestrianised?
A trial is happening today, but some people want the move to be permanent.
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10 simple showstoppers that will make you look like a great cook (even if you're not)
Sitdown Sunday: The mysterious death of the boxer Sonny Liston
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
The Irish For: An astronaut is a star-sailor, a comet is a paintbrush star
The calling to travel beyond the Earth owes itself to mythology as well as science, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
'Championships haven’t always gone our way. This is the result after all those disappointments'
Marcus Lawler chats University Games success, casting aside years of doubt and succeeding alongside his mother.
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Raise a glass at this €2.25m Wicklow mansion with its own in-house pub
Man dies after collision between motorcycle and car in Cork
The occupants of the car, a man and woman aged in their early 80s, were taken to hospital as a precaution.
Minister sought guarantee for premium reductions but told 'it would be difficult to persuade insurers'
Minister Michael D’Arcy has held meetings with various parties over the issue of insurance in recent months.
McBrearty's consistent class proves that Donegal are nowhere close to a one-man team
The star forward is a standout performer for Declan Bonner’s side.
Seven ministerial advisers have a pay packet above the maximum salary of €91,624
This is allowed if the department in question has the approval of the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform.
The Class of '16: The advisers from Enda Kenny's government, where are they now?
Most are still in politics but a significant number have made the jump to the corporate world.
Yesterday’s News
Varadkar receives dozens of similar emails from voters about FG boycott after Maria Bailey case
FOI documents show correspondence sent to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar in the wake of the Maria Bailey swing fall case.
Dublin's College Green will be pedestrianised tomorrow - these diversions will be in place
The area is being pedestrianised on a trial basis.
'If we've done our job well you shouldn't know we've done anything at all': Preserving books that are thousands of years old
We visited the labs of the Chester Beatty Library where they work on preparing items for display.
Donal Conway to seek reelection at next week's FAI AGM after 'resounding victory'
The package of 78 recommendations put forward by the Sport Ireland/FAI Governance Review Group was passed with a margin of 116-2 at an EGM this evening.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Quiz: How well do you know your venomous creatures?
Let’s test your knowledge of the world’s poisonous animals.
Fianna Fáil tops latest opinion poll as Green Party support slips following elections surge
Support for the Greens has fallen by four points.
Red Hand come from behind to overcome battling Rebels
Mickey Harte’s side went up the gears after the break at HQ.
How many people said they don't conserve water because of how often it rains in Ireland? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The amount of unfit or illegal meat and food products seized at Irish ports and airports.
Cyclist (50) seriously injured during hit-and-run in west Dublin
The incident happened in Mulhuddart village on Thursday morning.
London's Met Police apologise after Twitter and email accounts are hacked
A number of unauthorised posts were also made on the force’s website last night.
Man due in court over fatal stabbing of 45 year-old man in north Dublin
The incident happened at around 4am on Friday morning.
Man (36) charged over seizure of two semi-automatic weapons from vehicle in Dublin
Two seizures were made by gardaí yesterday.
Ireland's ambassador to the UK says a Northern Ireland border poll would 'degrade' attempts to resolve Brexit
There has been speculation that Brexit could eventually lead to a united Ireland.
Iran ignores calls to release British oil tanker despite being warned of 'serious consequences'
The seizure has been labelled a “dangerous further aggravation of an already tense situation”.
Vatican opens burial chambers in hunt for princesses and missing teen
Emanuela Orlandi was last seen leaving a music class in Rome in 1983.
British police hunt for two men after gas release on London Tube carriage
The incident happened at around 9.15am.
From the Garden: If your garden is blooming, it can sometimes be difficult to know what to cook
Too much cauliflower? There is a recipe for that, writes Michael Kelly.
'Streets are for the people': Dublin street blocked by protesters as part of 'car-free' demonstration
Demonstrators are calling for more public spaces in the city for people.
Teenage girl missing from Meath since Wednesday
Gardaí have appealed for help finding Kayla Wearon (15).
Woman charged after drugs worth €1m and firearms are seized during raid
Gardaí searched a house in Tallaght on Thursday.
Free-to-air, subscriptions and the 'digital space' - What future for the Six Nations?
IRFU CEO Philip Browne says the competition has to “embrace the change.”
Poll: Will Brexit happen by 31 October?
A new British prime minister is set to be sworn in next week.
Irish Greyhound Board withdraws funding from Rose of Tralee after contestants receive 'malicious threats'
The IGB has been mired in controversy since serious animal welfare issues were uncovered last month.
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Poll: Should College Green be pedestrianised?
COLLEGE GREEN IN Dublin city centre will be traffic-free from 7am to 7pm today in a trial being run by the council.
The area will only be accessible to pedestrians and cyclists during this period, and two further trials will take place on Sunday 28 July and Sunday 4 August.
The Luas will operate a normal Sunday service, but buses and other vehicles will be diverted.
A permanent pedestrianised plaza for College Green was proposed by the council in 2016, before being rejected by An Bord Pleanála last year over traffic concerns. The council plans to lodge a fresh application with ABP this year.
What do you think: Should College Green be pedestrianised permanently?
Poll Results:
Yes (698)
No (310)
I'm not sure (72)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The Irish For: An astronaut is a star-sailor, a comet is a paintbrush star
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
From the Garden: If your garden is blooming, it can sometimes be difficult to know what to cook
By Michael Kelly
Too much cauliflower? There is a recipe for that, writes Michael Kelly.
Opinion: When it comes to climate change, is the petroleum industry the only 'bad guy'?
By Kevin McPartlan
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