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Installation of new pitch sees Cork's Super 8s clash with Roscommon moved out of Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Páirc Uí Rinn will host the 4 August fixture instead.
Government drops plans to trial roadside hedge-cutting in August
Roadside hedge cutting is only allowed between September and February every year.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
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Garda with 15 years' experience pleads guilty to possession of €100 worth of cocaine
The garda was found with approximately 1.6 grammes of the drug in 2018.
Aerial acrobats and human cartoons: 5 must-see acts at Laya Healthcare’s City Spectacular
The free festival comes to Cork’s Fitzgerald Park this weekend.
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Galway's Carbon nightclub is closing to become a Wetherspoons
The English discount pub chain is to turn it into a pub and beer garden.
O'Neill resigns as Kildare boss after four years in charge
The Lilywhites manager informed his players and the county board on Monday night.
Conjoined twin girls separated in London after 55 hours of surgery
Only one in every 2.5 million births produces conjoined twins.
Man who killed neighbour with crowbar to be committed to Central Mental Hospital for 'lengthy' period
Richard McLaughlin was found not guilty by reason of insanity of the murder of Jimmy ‘James’ Loughlin.
Less than half of Irish public think An Garda Síochána is well-managed
A new garda survey found a high level of trust in gardaí with 75% of people saying officers in their area can be relied on to be there when needed.
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'Voice of greyhound racing' Michael Fortune dies at 70
‘He saw it as an honour to share his love for the sport to anyone who would listen.’
Banks offer average of €194,000 to people who lost homes due to tracker mortgage scandal
There were 99 homes lost as a result of lenders’ failings as well as 216 buy-to-let properties.
Children of Bobby Ryan launch High Court cases against father's killer Patrick Quirke
Patrick Quirke was convicted in May of the murder of Bobby Ryan.
Von der Leyen 'ready' to back Brexit delay in pitch to MEPs for European Commission president bid
MEPs will vote today on whether to elect the German defence minister to the European Commission top job.
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WHO warns commercial baby foods contain too much sugar
In around half of products examined, more than 30% of the calories in them were from total sugars.
Poll: How would you vote in a referendum on water ownership?
Minister Eoghan Murphy has said a referendum on the topic could be held as early as next year.
There are plans for the installation of four bus shelters along Dublin's O'Connell Street
The applications have been submitted to Dublin City Council by the National Transport Authority.
Ryanair to cut services this winter over Boeing 737 MAX aircraft delays
The airline is looking at which bases “should suffer these short term cuts and/or closures from November 2019″.
Sentencing of man who abused boy (13) delayed over confusion on whether he accepts guilt
Leddy had pleaded not guilty but was convicted on all counts by majority verdict.
US judge slashes damages in Roundup weedkiller cancer case from €66 million to €17 million
The judge said that while Monsanto’s conduct was “reprehensible”, it didn’t justify the damages awarded.
'We will not be silenced': US congresswomen accuse Trump of 'blatantly racist attack'
The US President yesterday said: “If you’re not happy here, you can leave.”
Thief who killed father-of-three after poisoning him with date rape drug found guilty
Gerald Matovu drugged and stole from men after meeting them for sex through dating apps such as Grindr.
Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says 'more people than ever are disclosing and seeking help'
There were approximately 270 calls every week to the National 24-Hour Freephone Helpline in 2018.
A 'deep' partial eclipse of the moon takes place this evening
There won’t be another one for 2 years, so Astronomy Ireland is asking people to send photos of the eclipse into them.
'It is what keeps me awake at night': Irish fears rise as migrants are detained in the US
Undocumented Irish woman Ali is living in limbo in the US.
Referendum on water ownership could be held in early 2020, says minister
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy said wording for the referendum should be ready in the autumn.
Parents are spending €1,399 getting their child ready to go back to secondary school
Parents of primary school students are paying €50 less than last year, while parents of secondary school students are paying €20 more.
Conscientious objection prevents full rollout of abortion services in several maternity hospitals
The Health Department said it will be asking the HSE to fully implement abortion services in all maternity hospitals and units by September.
Yesterday’s News
Italian police seize 800kg missile and Nazi memorabilia during probe into far-right groups
Three people were arrested following the discovery.
Man rescued after boat capsizes off coast of south Dublin
The incident happened at around 4pm today.
Appeal to help trace teenage girl missing from Kerry since 13 July
Shania Coffey was last seen at her home on Saturday.
Just 18 months into his Kerry career, this is already David Clifford's team
The heir to Colm Cooper’s throne, Clifford shone on the big stage once again.
5 important things to know before you start investing, according to the Money Doctor
Buy low, sell high? It’s not quite that simple, says John Lowe.
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Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt hit out at 'un-British' Donald Trump tweets in final leadership debate
Both men met in another leadership debate today.
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Over 200 tonnes of unfit or illegal meat and food products seized at Irish ports since 2016
The meat was seized after failing to meet standards for import into Ireland.
'We just hugged and Eoin said: 'We did this, Dad, me and you''
It hasn’t been an easy journey but Jody Morgan was the proudest man in Lord’s on Sunday.
A new RTÉ documentary wants people to share what 'home' means to them during Ireland's housing crisis
RTÉ is asking for submissions on what home means to Irish people in the middle of a housing crisis.
Man (27) arrested on suspicion of murdering American scientist whose body was found in WWII bunker
The body of Suzanne Eaton was found in the bunker in early July.
Court dispute involving Catholic priest facing drug charges in US to be heard in October
Fr Michael O’Leary was arrested for possession of a controlled substance in March.
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Poll: How would you vote in a referendum on water ownership?
A PUBLIC VOTE on whether water should remain owned by the public could happen as early as next year.
In correspondence seen by TheJournal.ie, Minister Eoghan Murphy said that since the Government’s decision last November to proceed with the planned referendum, officials from his department have “engaged intensively with the Attorney General and with staff from his office and the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel to develop proposed amendments to the Bill”.
The decision from government to hold a referendum follows the proposal from independent TD Joan Collins for a vote on whether to insert text into article 28 of the Constitution which would keep in public ownership any company or authority responsible for the supply of water services.
“To get this in the Constitution will close this down… water is the new gold, we have to protect it,” said the Dublin South Central TD last year.
So, what do you think? How would you vote in a referendum on water ownership?
Poll Results:
Vote to keep water in public ownership (8832)
Vote against it (815)
Not sure (457)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Stressed about summer with the kids? How to make the next few weeks a success for all the family
By Shane Dunphy
Summer can seem like a difficult time to be a parent, but it doesn’t need to be.
The Irish For: The perception that Irish is intimately linked to Catholicism is too widely held
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
Some languages are intimately associated with religions but not Gaeilge, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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