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'A deeply embarrassing blow': Ireland ranked worst in Europe for tackling climate change
The Climate Change Performance Index has ranked Ireland 48th out of 56 countries.
'You feel you can't get a job': Methadone users face stigma and isolation, new report finds
The research examines the experiences of 25 people who have been on methadone treatment.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s what’s happening today.
Poll: Do you think Britain will reverse the Brexit process?
The European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50.
7 of the country's cosiest fires to relax by this winter
Take some much-needed time out beside one of these.
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Man (26) arrested on suspicion of murder after body found in Co Down
The body of a man was discovered in the Burrendale Park Road area of Newcastle at the weekend.
EU's top court rules that UK could reverse Brexit process
Theresa May insists she has no plans to reverse Brexit.
Theresa May in final bid to win support ahead of tomorrow's vote
European Court of Justice ruled today that Britain can reverse the Brexit process.
Man appears in court charged with murder of British backpacker Grace Millane
Police yesterday located a body which they believe to be that of Millane.
Former Nissan chairman charged with financial misconduct
Ghosn has been charged with under-declaring his income by some €38 million.
Opinion: There are some striking similarities between Irish independence and Brexit
Irish negotiators had to agree that Ireland would remain within the British empire while May’s deal could keep the UK trapped in the EU indefinitely, writes Caoimhín De Barra.
'A reminder of our struggle': New campaign for permanent Irish AIDS memorial
Similar memorials are in place elsewhere around the globe in Toronto, New York City and Durban, South Africa.
Rise of 'tough guy' world leaders 'mirrors the rise of fascism in the 1930s'
A new report said some leaders are using “bully tactics” to “demonise and persecute” vulnerable people.
Clamped outside the Rotunda at 37 weeks pregnant: The complaints against Dublin clampers
Over half of the clamping appeals made in the first nine months of the year were successful.
7 easy ways to have a more environmentally-friendly Christmas
Including some much-needed gifting inspiration.
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Yesterday’s News
'It's about our children now, not our grandchildren': Is Ireland ready to introduce a carbon tax?
It’s been claimed that the tide is turning in how society views the problem of climate change.
Quiz: How much do you know about the River Shannon?
The waterway is the country’s longest river.
How I Spend My Money: An engineer in Kildare on €70,000 who is thinking about leaving the country
He pays nearly five times more in tax than his wife.
Wilderness to Leinster champions - Mullinalaghta story sums up magic of club game
The Longford champions pulled off the greatest win in the club’s history today.
Lynn Ruane: We must pioritise people's lives over pharmaceutical companies' profits
Pharmaceutical companies make obscene profits from life-saving drugs – we need to change the system to prioritise human life over profiteering, writes Lynn Ruane.
100 years ago this week, Sinn Féin swept to power in the historic 1918 General Election
The election was a monumental moment in Irish history.
Gardaí close section of Dublin quays after man stabbed
Two people have been arrested
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Here’s what made the news today.
Sick of doing the dishes? Ask the dishes to do themselves: Here's what the future of cleaning up looks like
Tech is turning housework into less work. Hear more in our latest podcast.
Stylers, gift sets and more: 10 Christmas surprises for the haircare lover in your life
Check out these inspiring gifts from Peter Mark.
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'Do you know how to twerk?': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Gardaí appeal for information over man last seen leaving Kildare hotel
He was last seen at 12.30am this morning.
Tech giants are turning Dublin into one of Europe’s hottest property markets
A PwC report has ranked the capital as a top city for real estate investment and development.
'Don't insult my country': France tells Trump to stop interfering in its politics
Trump yesterday posted two tweets referring to the “yellow vest” anti-government protests.
Missing 15-year-old found safe and well
He was last seen on Saturday.
Sexual violence campaigner Linda Hayden selected as Social Democrats' latest election candidate
Linda was heavily involved in Together for Yes in Kildare.
'The day I felt the loneliest': 7 brilliant entries to the 2018 Sony photo awards
The categories include Natural World, Portraiture, Landscape and Architecture.
Theresa May warns that parliament rejection of Brexit deal could leave Britain in EU
This Tuesday, 11 December, MPs will vote on whether they approve May’s Brexit deal.
Mullinalaghta pull off seismic shock and stun Kilmacud in Leinster football final
They became the first Longford team in history to lift the Leinster club SFC title.
Influential Murray ensures Munster adapt to beat destructive Castres
Tries from Rory Scannell, CJ Stander and JJ Hanrahan helped Munster ride out enforced changes and re-take top spot in their pool.
Juvenile with irritant spray may have caused fatal Italian nightclub stampede
Six people died in the incident.
On duty garda suffers injuries after early morning assault
The garda is understood to have been responding to a call.
Climate change and social media - Here's what's in store for the BT Young Scientist Exhibition
The BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2019 takes place from 9-12 January at the RDS in Dublin.
Opinion: It doesn't get much weirder than being asked to twerk but Ada Hegerberg reacted like a real star
I was really impressed with the dignity of how Hegerberg handled the sexist question at the Ballon d’Or awards. She is an outstanding role model for young women around the world, writes Louise Quinn.
Over 1,700 arrested in latest 'yellow vest' protests in France
Protesters set fire to cars, burned barricades and smashed windows in pockets of violence across the city.
'Check your ticket' - Hunt is on for winner of €6.5 million Lotto jackpot
The winning numbers were: 9, 15, 17, 24, 41, 43 and bonus number 37.
Poll: Will you be giving to charity this Christmas?
Michael D Higgins used his Christmas message to address the homeless crisis.
China summons Canadian ambassador over 'unconscionable, vile' detention of Huawei exec
Meng Wanzhou has been held since 1 December in Canada on an American extradition request.
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Poll: Do you think Britain will reverse the Brexit process?
THE EUROPEAN COURT of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50, reversing the Brexit process.
The court has confirmed it accepts jurisdiction in the case, which is based on a request lodged by a group of anti-Brexit Scottish politicians.
However, British Prime Minister Theresa May insists she has no plans to reverse Brexit, despite parliamentary opposition to her withdrawal deal from both pro- and anti-Europe MPs.
So, today we want to know: Do you think Britain will reverse the Brexit process?
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Opinion: There are some striking similarities between Irish independence and Brexit
By Caoimhín De Barra
How I Spend My Money: An engineer in Kildare on €70,000 who is thinking about leaving the country
By TheJournal.ie reader
Lynn Ruane: We must pioritise people's lives over pharmaceutical companies' profits
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
Opinion: It doesn't get much weirder than being asked to twerk but Ada Hegerberg reacted like a real star
By Louise Quinn
The Irish For: All the characters you know - good, bad or total craic vortex
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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