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Death toll following Genoa bridge collapse reaches 38
The Morandi bridge caved in during a heavy rainstorm in the northern port city yesterday
Your summer in Ireland: 5 must-see sites in South Dublin
Take our challenge and tick off as many glorious sites this summer as recommended by heritage officers around Ireland.
'Serious concerns' over missing 53-year-old man last seen in Dublin city centre
Paul McDermott was last seen in College Green in Dublin 2 on August 14.
Irish scientists discover new treatment to help prevent relapse of aggressive form of breast cancer
The groundbreaking research was conducted by scientists at the Apoptosis Research Centre in NUIG.
FAMILY MAGAZINE
10 mums share pregnancy wardrobe must-haves - plus what to do when your kids just won't get on
Web Summit founder defends decision to invite far-right leader Marine Le Pen to 2018 event
The move has proven controversial in a country where a far-right dictatorship was in place until 1974.
Poll: Did your Leaving Cert results play a major role in your life?
Students around the country will be finding out their results this morning.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Vermont woman moves step closer to becoming first transgender governor in US - reports
Christine Hallquist has won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the US state of Vermont.
DONEDEAL MOTOR MAGAZINE
The 5 coolest new car features of 2018 - plus how to buy a used car that won't let you down
Irish stew named as one of top 50 culinary experiences in the world
It might have a love/hate reputation among Irish people, but the dish has proven a hit internationally.
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after woman stabbed in face during assault in Dublin city centre
The incident happened on Golden Lane at around 7.20pm yesterday evening.
Stolen 12th century Buddha statue to be returned to India after 57 years
The Buddha is one of 14 statues stolen in 1961 from a museum in India.
Man executed in Nebraska prison using untested lethal injection
Carey Dean Moore received a lethal concoction containing diazepam, fentanyl and potassium chloride.
Man charged after three men stabbed outside pub in Co Antrim
The incident happened in the earlier hours of Saturday morning on the Main Street in Ballycarry.
Rain to spread across the country today - but will it stay for the weekend?
Met Eireann predicts that conditions will be warm and unsettled in the coming days.
Australian senator widely condemned for calling for 'final solution' to immigration
He also sparked widespread opposition by calling for a ban on Muslim migrants.
'Those scars will never go away': Special ceremony to mark 20th anniversary of Omagh bombing
The 1998 bombing was the single worst atrocity of the Troubles.
'I needed to end my fast-fashion fix and get a grip. Here's how I did it'
Actress Aoibhéann McCann writes about her passion to avoid ‘fast fashion’ at all costs – and how it’s affecting our environment catastrophically as one of the biggest global polluters.
Ireland return far from Jackson's mind as he attempts to restart career in Perpignan
The former Ulster out-half has played his first game since being acquitted of rape this year.
Researchers discover new security flaw in Intel chips
The flaw could let hackers pry information from supposedly secure virtual vaults in Intel chips.
HSE emergency chief: 'We're not saying there will be deaths but we're planning for that eventuality'
The Pope’s visit will see an estimated 500,000 people attend Mass in the Phoenix Park on 26 August.
Airbnb accused of turning villages into 'holiday resorts' as it reveals 640,000 Irish summer visitors
The company claims that Airbnb visitors will contribute €57 million to the Irish economy this summer.
Leaving Cert results: Top marks drop across English, Irish and Maths
Here at the all important scores.
Gardaí are tracking the movements of a convicted rapist linked to Deirdre Jacob murder
The man is still alive and living in Dublin.
Yesterday’s News
Young woman assaulted and robbed in Dublin city centre
Her condition is unknown.
Over 1,000 children molested by 300 priests in Pennsylvania - report
The report adds that senior church officials took steps to cover it up.
Man with MS living in nursing home reunited with childhood sweetheart on Liveline
Kevin Barron (59) was diagnosed with MS in his 20s and has lived in a nursing home for the last 13 years.
Disappointment for Celtic as Rodgers' men dumped out of Champions League
Scott Sinclair headed in late on, but it was not enough to save Celtic in Athens.
Quiz: Can you guess which of these celebrities have completed a triathlon?
We test your knowledge on the well-known personalities who have pushed themselves to the limit.
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Search for Genoa bridge collapse survivors continues under thousands of tonnes of rubble
At least 30 people have died in the disaster.
Poll: Do you think drivers who park on cycle lanes should get penalty points?
Is it time to get tough on motorists who block cycle lanes?
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Here’s what had people talking today.
Your summer in Ireland: 5 must-see sites in Sligo
Take our challenge and tick off as many glorious sites this summer as recommended by heritage officers around Ireland.
The Deirdre Jacob case - from missing person file to murder investigation
Deirdre Jacob was last seen within yards of the driveway to her parents’ house.
Homebase plans to close three Irish stores as its new owners slice costs
The DIY retailer is looking to shutter 42 outlets in the UK and Ireland after sales ‘declined significantly’.
Calls for drivers who park on cycle lanes to get penalty points
Motorists continue to park on cycle lane because they face no consequences for doing so, said the party.
'This is disgusting': Italy defender issues plea after narrowly avoiding Genoa bridge tragedy
Domenico Criscito was on the Ponte Morandi Bridge bridge with his family 10 minutes before it collapsed.
Dutch town overrun with deer plan to use lion manure to scare them off
Zandvoort has over the past decade been invaded by thousands of the boisterous bucks.
'We own some of the banks, but we don't run the banks': Minister says government can't stop vulture fund sales
Questions have been mounting as to where Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe is in the midst of this summer’s vulture fund sell off.
7 events celebrating diversity in Ireland (and how to get there on public transport)
From delicious food markets to family-friendly screenings.
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The Papal Cross, the Claddagh ring and 3,000 singers: Behind-the-scenes as the Phoenix Park gets ready for Pope Francis
Taking inspiration from the Pope’s own writings and an ancient Irish symbol, the construction is still being prepared for next weekend’s mass.
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Poll: Did your Leaving Cert results play a major role in your life?
TODAY’S THE DAY for around 57,000 students around the country as they receive their Leaving Cert results.
An important milestone for any student, the results can serve as the stepping stone for further education and future careers.
As Minister for Education Richard Bruton pointed out ahead of the release of the results, however, students who may not have done as well as they had hoped shouldn’t panic but “take time to consider all your options and remember that there are a number of routes now available to lead you to your chosen career”.
For the day that’s in it, we’re asking you: Did your Leaving Cert results play a major role in your life?
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'Compostable cup for your coffee sound good? It all depends on where it ends up'
By Brian O'Sullivan
'Avoid burnout and maintain productivity you can be proud of by installing work boundaries'
By Aoife McElwain
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