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Library staff and social workers among 110 Dublin council staff assaulted during work last year Exclusive
Those who fell victim to physical attacks included library staff, park workers as well as street cleaners.
Yesterday’s News
'The UK government keep appealing until you give up': Rights activists hold rallies in Belfast and London
Emma DeSouza is challenging the Home Office’s argument that British immigration law supersedes the Good Friday Agreement.
The French woman who made Irish sporting history after just two weeks here
West Dublin Rhinos player Morane Senyarich became the first-ever woman to play tackle American football in Ireland.
Man and teenager arrested after gun found in South Dublin
They are currently being detained at Tallaght Garda Station.
Trump brands statements about him in Mueller report as 'total bulls**t'
A subpoena has been issued for the full, unredacted report.
10 stylish celebrities to take glasses inspiration from
Steal some style from the likes of Colin Farrell and Lupita Nyong’o.
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Quiz: Which famous person is pictured with Bono here?
The 58 year-old is used to being pictured with celebrities
US couple sentenced to life in prison for imprisoning 12 of their children
David Allen Turpin and Louise Anna Turpin pleaded guilty.
Injured Earls 'a big loss' but Munster back Darren Sweetnam to deliver
The 25-year-old has started nine games in a row for Johann van Graan’s side.
Vigils take place in Dublin, Belfast, and Derry in memory of journalist Lyra McKee
Meanwhile the PSNI has released new CCTV footage in an attempt to identify the shooter.
Indian man chops off index finger in desperation after voting for wrong party in national election
Pawan Kumar became confused by the symbols on the electronic voting machine.
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'Take every step to keep it secure': Gardaí appeal to heavy machinery owners in bid to prevent more ATM thefts
“If criminal groups cannot steal diggers and other similar machinery, they cannot tear out ATMs.”
'This is an emergency': Extinction Rebellion comes to Dublin as sit-down protest blocks O'Connell Street
The movement was formed late last year and has grown rapidly.
John Delaney told Ross of 'valuable project' losing funding and threats to underage football over Brexit
While still CEO, Delaney asked the government to bear this in mind during its negotiations with the EU and UK.
These balmy temperatures are here to stay for the long weekend
But the sunny conditions? Not so certain.
'They must be brought to justice': Leaders of NI parties issue joint statement condemning killing of Lyra McKee
In a rare unified statement, the six leaders said the attack was also an attack on the members of the Derry community.
'Smallest' boy who was born the same weight as an apple set to leave Japanese hospital
Ryusuke Sekiya was just 258g when he was born last October.
Two ATMs in Meath among four stolen in cross-border overnight raids
The ATMs were driven away on the back of a dark coloured crew cab jeep.
Cannabis worth €800,000 seized after 'substantial' grow house found at Waterford industrial estate
The seizure was made at around 6pm last night.
Here's Johnny! Sexton returns for Leinster's Easter Sunday European showdown
The defending champions host Toulouse in an Aviva Stadium semi-final.
Lyra McKee: A determined journalist who told the stories of marginalised people and her country’s troubled past
Lyra’s work covered topics to do with the legacy of the Troubles, the fight for LGBT equality, and her own life.
'What was taxpayers' money get spent on?' Russia dismisses report into its meddling in US election
Russia has consistently rejected any claims of interference in the election.
World-renowned mountaineers presumed dead following avalanche on 'nightmare' route in Canada
The three climbers went missing on Tuesday.
Join The42 for a monster table quiz and support a great cause
We’re dusting off the Quizmaster 2000 to help raise funds for Sinéad Lowndes.
Two Lithuanian men due in court after raid of cannabis growhouse in Leitrim
The growhouse was discovered during a search of a property.
The 9 at 9: Good Friday
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'An incredible talent': Tributes paid to 'rising star' Lyra McKee, journalist shot dead during rioting in Derry
PSNI have launched a murder investigation following the 29 year-old’s killing.
'When you give so much to something, it's hard to say goodbye to it'
Rory Best on coming to terms with retirement, spending more time with his family and a potential move into coaching.
29-year-old journalist Lyra McKee shot dead during riots in Derry
Police said they were treating the shooting as a terrorist incident.
Opinion: 'Sometimes it just takes a little moment of courage to change your life forever'
‘One day I realised I didn’t want to hide my arm anymore. I didn’t want to be ashamed of my body. I wanted to embrace it,’ writes Paralympian Ellen Keane.
Experts say 'vulture friendly' commentary from government is 'dangerous'
An Oireachtas committee yesterday heard legislation is needed to ensure banks cannot sell mortgages to vulture funds without a customer’s consent.
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Taoiseach says he didn’t realise his mortgage could be sold on by his bank when he took it out in 2003
In an interview with TheJournal.ie this week, the Taoiseach said he understood the intent behind Sinn Féin’s No Consent No Sale Bill.
'A kick in the teeth for the community': Another 235 student beds approved for The Liberties
The new beds will be operated by Global Student Accommodation.
Economic and political instability in Venezuela threatens Colombia’s fragile peace
In an exclusive interview with TheJournal.ie, Foreign Minister Carlos Holmes Trujillo was keen to defend his government’s desire for modifications to The Special Jurisdiction for Peace tribunal (JEP).
'Nobody seems to care': Why some children face years of waiting for 'early intervention'
A family’s address can decide whether their children get quick access to services like speech therapy – or flounder on waiting lists.
Thursday 18 April, 2019
Man in his 60s dies in car crash in Co Clare
Gardaí in Killaloe are appealing for witnesses.
Incumbent Ukrainian president pleads for support as comedian looks set to win the presidency
In a televised address the incumbent pleaded with voters to support him.
Gardaí investigating after prisoner claims he was sexually assaulted by other inmates
The alleged assault occurred last week at the prison on Rathmore Road.
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Poll: Should Ireland mark the anniversary of the day it became a Republic?
TODAY MARKS 70 years since Ireland officially became a republic.
At midnight on 18 April 1949, Ireland officially left the British Commonwealth and became a Republic.
But while a number of countries around the world celebrate the anniversaries on which they gained independence or became a republic, Ireland doesn’t do either.
Leo Varadkar has previously raised the possibility of having a Republic Day, while it’s also been suggested that the day would not even need to be a public holiday.
So today we’re asking: Should Ireland mark the anniversary of the day when it became a Republic?
Poll Results:
Yes (13668)
Yes, but not as a public holiday (2260)
No (1842)
I don't know/No opinion (353)
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