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Covid-19 puts brakes on expansion of 24-hour bus services in Dublin city
The National Transport Authority has said additional PSO funding will be needed this year to continue delivering the existing level of services.
Yesterday’s News
Harvard and MIT file legal action over new Trump administration rule on international student visas
Trump is pushing universities and schools to fully open when the new academic year starts in September.
One person dies after crane collapses in London
The crane collapsed on a site where flats were being constructed.
Liverpool close in on Premier League record points tally
The Reds were too good for an error-prone Brighton tonight.
Less than half of people in Ireland have confidence in justice system, CSO figures show
The Central Statistics Office published the results of its most recent Crime and Victimisation survey today.
'Demand shot up': Meet the flour miller who kept home bakers happy during lockdown
Robert Mosse is the seventh generation of his family to make flour in Bennetsbridge.
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Ireland's Covid-19 tracker app reaches 1 million users
For the app to be effective, it needs to be downloaded by at least 60% of the population.
Quiz: How well do you know these famous drummers?
And a one, and a two and a one, two, three, four.
'My comments were clumsy': Drugs minister sorry for RTÉ cocaine comments
Frank Feighan had said people in RTÉ were ‘snorting cocaine all over the place’.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s what made the headlines today…
Micheál Martin attempts to smooth over discontent within the party over ministerial snubs
Micheál Martin said he understood why some members were upset.
'Will I have to lie on a sofa?': The biggest myths about counselling for men - and the reality
With men’s mental health in the spotlight, why don’t more seek counselling? Experienced counsellor Bernie Hackett tackles the biggest obstacles.
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People urged to check lottery tickets after someone wins €1m in Daily Million draw
The winning numbers from the Daily Million Draw today were: 03, 05, 10, 11, 24, 39 and bonus number 09
Firearms and suspected cocaine seized after being found at wasteland in Co Laois
A search was carried out in the area at 1pm today as part of an intelligence led operation.
Ireland's John Egan scores again as Sheffield United boost European hopes
The last-minute winner dealt a blow to Wolves’ Champions League ambitions.
Your evening longread: A conversation with Kanye about Trump, Biden and why he wants to run for the presidency
It’s a coronavirus-free zone as we bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Four arrested over murder of Willie Maughan and Ana Varslavane in 2015
A criminal linked to the Drogheda feud is suspected of ordering the murders.
As it happened: Brighton v Liverpool, Premier League
Brighton faced Liverpool, as they sought to ensure their Premier League safety.
US tops 3 million Covid-19 cases as Trump pushes for schools to reopen
The virus is surging in several southern hotspots including Texas, Florida, Louisiana and Arizona.
The first gay kiss in a TV drama and other stories: How Ros na Rún broke boundaries in 1990s Ireland
We take a look at the good, bad and the bizarre of Ireland’s TV past every Wednesday in The Tube.
Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty accuses banks of ‘profiteering from pandemic’
Since March, nearly 80,000 mortgage-holders impacted by the pandemic have taken payment breaks.
Suspended sentence for man who lodged over €155k of university's money into own bank account
Cullen, with no fixed address, pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.
'I've can't lift my arms, brush my hair, or even go to the toilet alone': Children still waiting on Spinraza drug, Dáil told
The drug is used to treat SMA which can develop in babies and toddlers and can significantly reduce life expectancy.
Coronavirus: No new deaths and 11 new cases confirmed in Ireland
The latest figures were confirmed by health officials this evening.
No prosecutions following probe into 1988 murder of German backpacker
Inga Maria Hauser disappeared shortly after arriving in Northern Ireland via a ferry from Scotland in April 1988.
Housing minister to consult on whether rent freeze should be extended beyond 20 July
Tenants cannot be evicted and rent increases are prohibited for the duration of the crisis.
Landlord of Bewley's Cafe on Grafton Street brings court challenge seeking €747,000 in rent arrears
The landlord, Johnny Ronan’s RGRE Grafton Ltd. is seeking possession of the property.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five stories, five minutes, five o’clock…
New series of The Young Offenders to air on RTÉ One later this month
The series will air in the prime-time Late Late Show slot of 9.35pm on RTÉ One.
Depp accuses ex-wife of 'building a dossier' as an 'insurance policy' during libel trial against The Sun
Depp says that a claim he was violent towards his ex-wife is ‘complete lies’.
Confirmed: 2020 Ryder Cup postponed for 12 months
It means the competition will now take place in 2021 and every two years thereafter.
Irish Water to lift hosepipe ban at 5pm this evening following recent heavy rainfall
The ban was expected to remain in place until 21 July.
Stephen Kenny distances himself from Director title at revamped FAI
Kenny also confirmed James McCarthy is available for international selection, although the prospect of a return for Stephen Ireland looks unlikely.
Wage subsidy extension, cheaper loans and rates waiver to be discussed at July stimulus meeting
The July Jobs Stimulus Plan will be unveiled in the next two weeks.
CAO applications: Jump in demand for climate and transport college courses
The date for the main body of offers for students completing the Leaving Cert has not yet been set.
Taoiseach says Debenhams has treated its Irish workers 'very badly'
Some 1,500 Debenhams workers in Ireland have lost their jobs.
Plan to move people's barges off Dublin's Grand Canal stalled by heritage minister
Minister of State Malcolm Noonan said that he is hoping to establish a mediation process.
Boohoo launches investigation into claims staff were being paid well below minimum wage
The Sunday Times last weekend reported that staff at a warehouse in England were paid as little as £3.50 per hour.
Over 35,000 drivers currently driving on their fourth or subsequent learner permit
It emerged in recent days that Minister Barry Cowen drove on a learner’s permit when he was caught drink driving in 2016.
Poll: Who is the right person to lead the Green Party in government?
The first hustings of the leadership election took place last night.
'Missed opportunity' to promote women - Catherine Martin criticises Greens' cabinet appointments
While Minister Martin respects those appointed, she would’ve liked to see a woman promoted.
FAI begin eligibility process after Ogbene expresses desire to represent Ireland
The form of the 23-year-old winger helped Rotherham United to achieve promotion back to the Championship.
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Poll: Who is the right person to lead the Green Party in government?
AFTER PASSING THE programme for government, the Green Party now turn to a leadership contest to decide who will lead the party through the new coalition.
While not a leadership heave, deputy party leader Catherine Martin has stepped up to challenge current party leader Eamon Ryan for the position.
With hustings having begun in earnest last night, today we’re asking who is the best candidate to lead the Green Party through government?
Poll: Who is the best candidate to lead the Green Party through government?
Poll Results:
Eamon Ryan (4866)
Catherine Martin (2739)
No opinion (2567)
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Have you hit lockdown fatigue? Two wellness practitioners have some advice for you
By Margaret Young & Laura Linehan
View from a teacher: No, we have not been 'sitting at home on full pay' in lockdown
By Anonymous Teacher
Our family law courts are not fit for purpose and we owe it to children to address this now
By Karen Kiernan
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