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Arts Council to meet three people who signed letter about bullying and harrassment in sector next week
Nearly 200 people signed an open letter to the Arts Council and the Department of Culture recently.
LIVE: Health officials will make 'maximum amount' of information public while respecting privacy - Harris
The latest developments after a case of Covid-19 was confirmed in the North yesterday evening.
Woman who cut down spruce trees in Coillte forest and replaced them with native trees is spared jail
The jury found the 61-year-old guilty of a second charge of dishonestly appropriating felled spruce wood.
lWhy those messages you're getting on WhatsApp about coronavirus cases in Ireland are (probably) not true
That WhatsApp message you got might sound believable – but check it out for yourself before sharing it.
Downhill isn’t your usual Will Ferrell comedy - here’s the trailer
See the disaster movie with a difference in cinemas from today.
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Have you seen Ciara? Gardaí seek assistance in locating missing 16-year-old
Ciara Young was last seen on Tuesday in Dungarvan, Co Waterford.
FG's Kate O'Connell and Catherine Byrne lose out on Seanad nomination, but FF women TDs get the nod
The Seanad election takes place on 30 March.
British man who had been on board quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship dies from Covid-19
He is the first British person to have died from the coronavirus.
Joshua Allen, 19-year-old son of TV chef Rachel Allen, jailed for 15 months
The eldest son of Rachel and Isaac Allen has pleaded guilty to possession of cannabis for sale or supply.
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after shots fired at two houses in Dublin
The houses were unoccupied at the time and no one was injured.
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Dublin's best views? This €1.3m home overlooking Killiney Bay is a contender
Storm Jorge: Emergency group warns of 'damaging gusts possible anywhere'
A Status Yellow rainfall warning for Munster, Connacht and Donegal is now in effect.
Here's what the most popular baby names were in Ireland last year
Jack and Emily are on top again.
Dublin to Belfast trains sanitised as 'precautionary measure' after Covid-19 case confirmed in Northern Ireland
It’s not yet clear if the woman in question travelled from Dublin to Belfast via train.
Covid-19: Stock markets plummet in worst week since 2008 financial crash
China has now recorded almost 80,000 cases of Covid-19.
Man charged in connection with murder of Keane Mulready-Woods
The 17-year-old was killed and his body dismembered last month.
Covid-19 case on the island of Ireland: Here are the main points you need to know
Officials on both sides of the border have contacted all of the people who had close contact with the woman.
'Trusted member' of Patricia O'Connor's family found guilty of impeding murder investigation
Father-of-three Kieran Greene was found guilty of the 61-year-old on Tuesday.
German lawyer takes Google to Irish High Court over alleged hacking of his gmail account
The law scholar claims that “Qatari based actors” attempted to unlawfully access his gmail account.
Poll: Should schools using tablet devices scrap them in favour of textbooks?
A review of one Meath school found that students are often distracted by the device.
UK to withdraw from European arrest warrant scheme
The British Government said it wanted to reach its own, separate fast-track extradition arrangement with Brussels.
Covid-19: What are the symptoms and what protocols are in place to deal with suspected cases?
More than 100 people have been tested for the virus but there are no confirmed cases in the Republic.
The 9 at 9: Friday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
'I started asking the question - who are the great female directors?'
A new multi-part documentary aims to address the perception that women haven’t been directing films for decades.
Gardaí investigating alleged sexual assault of 15-year-old girl in Dublin hotel
No arrests have been made in the ongoing investigation.
Opinion: Boston, or Berlin? No, we'll take Sweden or Denmark - this was our ‘Hygge’ election
A status quo government is unlikely to represent the need for change, writes Dr Rory Hearne.
'The ability to think earns you time': Cullen backs Sexton, comparing him with Brady and Federer
The Leinster head coach sees no reason to lose faith in Ireland’s 34-year-old out-half.
Student housing crisis: 'We have students who are sleeping in cars, on their friends' floors'
UCD’s Welfare Officer said that students are coming to her office with sleeping bags.
Confusion over pay entitlements among both employers and employees if staff present with Covid-19
Businesses are being encouraged to develop contingency plans if a number of people from their workplace fall sick in the coming days and weeks.
Covid-19: Dublin churches following advice on handshaking and Communion
Priests are being told to follow guidance for when a flu is circulating.
Yesterday’s News
Covid-19 in Northern Ireland: HSE seeking to trace passengers seated near patient on Dublin flight
The Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland confirmed the news this evening.
Canada to stop paying to protect Prince Harry and Meghan Markle 'in the coming weeks'
There has been speculation about who will pay the bill for keeping the couple safe after they step down from royal duties.
'No adverse events' found after review of children affected by scoliosis implant recall
Yesterday, Children’s Health Ireland said it would contact all parents of children affected by the recall.
Odion Ighalo nets first goal for the club while Fernandes continues to impress as five-star United run riot
Club Brugge were easily swept aside at Old Trafford.
DIY deals, home updates - and a pressure washer for €99.99: Check out this week’s great Lidl offers
Here’s everything you need to know.
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Man accused of garda's murder told girlfriend to 'tell the truth' about his whereabouts on night of killing
Jessica King told the trial that she initially did not tell police the truth because Brady was on bail.
As it happened: First case of Covid-19 confirmed on island of Ireland
It’s understood the person travelled from northern Italy through Dublin and onto Northern Ireland.
Government to provide financial support to those affected by floods
The scheme will be provided by the Irish Red Cross on behalf of the government.
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Here’s what made headlines today.
The Explainer: What you need to know about Covid-19
We cut through the scaremongering to answer the most common questions about the situation.
8 gems at Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival 2020 - from comedy to gritty drama
Book your tickets before they sell out.
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Stepaside garda station to officially re-open next month
Garda commissioner Drew Harris confirmed the station, which closed in 2013, would re-open on 9 March.
Opinion: 'We are lucky in Ireland that we have a strong legal system where the rule of law is so firmly defended'
Two young barristers, Róisín Cottrell and Ben Clarke, discuss the reasons they chose their profession.
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Poll: Should schools using tablet devices scrap them in favour of textbooks?
A REVIEW OF the use of tablet devices in a Co Meath school has found issues with affordability, teaching, learning, and student revision.
The report seen by RTÉ News recommended Ratoath College scrap its iPad-only policy and return to printed textbooks as student distraction was the main issue associated with the lightweight tablet device.
Ratoath College has reinstated its use of schoolbooks after it was found that teachers were concerned that students were “gaming, shopping and engaging in social media” during school hours.
What do you think – should other schools follow suit and scrap iPad-only polices in favour of textbooks?
Poll Results:
Yes (3935)
No (1535)
No interest/ no opinion (182)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: Boston, or Berlin? No, we'll take Sweden or Denmark - this was our ‘Hygge’ election
By Rory Hearne
A status quo government is unlikely to represent the need for change, writes Dr Rory Hearne.
Opinion: 'We are lucky in Ireland that we have a strong legal system where the rule of law is so firmly defended'
By Ben Clarke and Róisín Cottrell
Larry Donnelly: Can Joe Biden – or anyone else – stop Bernie Sanders?
By Larry Donnelly - @LarryPDonnelly
Opinion: Why we asked people on the streets of Dublin if they watch pornography
By Cliodhna McAllister
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