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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.
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LIVE: Dublin v Roscommon, All-Ireland SFC Super 8s
The defending All-Ireland champions welcome Roscommon to Croke Park in round two of the Super 8s.
Lowry out on his own at the top in dramatic third round at Portrush
Up the Faithful.
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.
Gardaí target Dublin online drug supplier who uses 'hundreds of SIM cards' a year to evade detection
The supplier himself does not want to be seen buying these SIM cards and instead pays younger people to do it for him.
Andrew Adonis: Stormont won't be back by October - 'the DUP have evaded responsibility before'
“The great strength of Ireland is that the UK has not been negotiating with Ireland, but with the EU,” Adonis told TheJournal.ie
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FactCheck: Are Trump's recent claims about Congresswoman Ilhan Omar correct?
Donald Trump has made several claims about Omar recently.
What can the new British prime minister expect in the coming days?
Boris Johnson is likely to become the Conservative Party leader next week.
'If you call Diarmuid Connolly a maverick, I'd take that maverick every day of the week'
Unpacking the St Vincent’s star’s sensational return to the Dublin squad.
Ireland 'really happy' with Carbery's progress as Sexton sits out
The Munster out-half has been working closely with Richie Murphy in camp.
Average of 30 TDs and senators a month getting Dáil bar and restaurant debts taken from salary
New credit process brought in last year to Leinster House facilities sees tabs of more than two months automatically deducted.
One giant leap for Dublin Mint with limited edition coins to celebrate 50 years since moon landing
Just 500 of the coin and ingot sets have been produced.
Q&A: What does the controversial High Court decision on citizenship actually mean?
This week’s High Court decision came as a shock – so what does it all actually mean for citizenship?
Yesterday’s News
Gardaí seize guns and ammo at Limerick halting site in planned raid
The seizure happened on Wednesday.
Gardaí carry out €1 million raids on Drogheda criminals and seize drugs and ammo in Tallaght
Two semi-automatic 9mm pistols and around twenty five rounds of 9mm ammunition, were discovered and seized.
Athens settles for uneasy night after 5.1-magnitude quake
A government spokesman later Friday said “life in Athens is back to normal”.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
'Oh I really love it, it's gorgeous!': We asked a colour consultant to transform this bare Dublin bathroom
And how dark colours can make a small space seem cosier.
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Fifa and Uefa 'seriously concerned' over government interference on FAI
The FAI announced that they received a joint letter from the governing bodies today.
British oil tanker with 23 crew seized by Iran's Revolutionary Guards
The operator of oil tanker Stena Impero says it is unable to contact the ship.
Just under €300 million paid out last year for personal injuries
The highest single award last year was €908,749.
The Explainer: Why was there such controversy over Lizzo’s ticket sales?
Why did Lizzo tickets sell out so fast – and what’s happening with ticket reselling legislation?
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Poll: Will Brexit happen by 31 October?
THE LATEST DEADLINE for Britain to leave the European Union is 31 October.
The Brexit referendum, which passed by 51.9%, happened in June 2016. More than three years later, a deal doesn’t seem much closer.
A new British prime minister is set to be sworn in next week – with pro-Brexit Boris Johnson the frontrunner.
Theresa May failed to get parliamentary backing for a deal agreed between the EU and Britain, but will her successor have more luck? Or will a no-deal Brexit come to pass?
What do you think: Will Brexit happen by 31 October?
Poll Results:
No, the deadline will be extended (3783)
Yes, but without a deal (1781)
No, Brexit won't ever happen (1541)
Yes, with a deal (452)
I'm not sure (448)
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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
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.
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Micheál Martin said Trump is ‘doing disservice to democracy’.
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