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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.
UHL doctors write open letter outlining challenges they face treating patients
The letter was signed off by five doctors and addressed to ‘the people of the Mid West’.
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Liverpool to match Barcelona's ticket prices and subsidise supporters
After Barca announced Reds fans will be charged €119 for their upcoming Champions League tie, the Premier League club have followed suit.
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
The Mueller report, Peadar Tóibín and the MetroLink made headlines today.
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
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'Extinction Rebellion': London climate change protests enter fourth day
428 people have now been arrested in the UK capital.
Police in Paris believe short-circuit was to blame for Notre Dame blaze
A police official said investigators made an initial assessment of the cathedral on Wednesday.
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Could Stockdale offer something different as Ireland's next fullback?
Murray Kinsella and Andy Dunne discussed the merits of having an attacking fullback after Stockdale’s appearance at 15 last weekend.
Tóibín felt 'threatened' after Sinn Féin staff member told him to leave his office in Leinster House
Tóibín left the party in November but his office remains beside other Sinn Féin TDs .
Man arrested after walking into New York cathedral with gasoline and lighters
Police arrested the man last night.
‘I’m f**ked’: Trump tried to fire Mueller from Russia probe but claims victory now after no collusion found
The Mueller report was released in full today.
The 5 at 5: Thursday
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'Pay up or else the car is seized': Gardaí to give drivers chance to pay backtax at checkpoints
The system claims to save the state money and speed up the processing of tickets.
'One of the unsung heroes': Tributes after death of Whelan's 'gatekeeper' Joe Nicholson
Nicholson as been described as someone who deeply loved live music.
Mueller report release: No collusion by Trump or his campaign, Attorney General says
10 episodes involving President Trump are examined in Mueller’s report.
Diarmuid Martin: 'It's hard to believe that evidence has simply vanished and that no one can remember'
He called on the Church to avoid returning to attitudes it had shown in the past.
Pet owners urged be wary over Easter as experts warn of poisoning risks
Some traditional Easter treats and gifts can be dangerous to animals.
Appeal for witnesses after man killed in car and truck crash near Bulmers factory in Clonmel
The man in his 50s was pronounced dead at the scene.
Children's BBC star Mya-Lecia Naylor dies suddenly, aged 16
The CBBC star died suddenly on Sunday 7 April.
Poll: Should Ireland mark the anniversary of the day it became a Republic?
Ireland officially left the Commonwealth on 18 April 1948.
Ireland captain Rory Best to retire from rugby after the World Cup
The 36-year-old will hope to go out in style in Japan later this year.
From Swords Central to Charlemont: here's what ten of Dublin's new Metrolink stations will look like
The NTA has published artist’s impressions of 10 proposed stations on the line.
Today marks 70 years since Ireland became a republic
This meant that Ireland left the Commonwealth, and formally ended the statutory role of the British monarchy in Ireland.
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'This club is building something special again' - Toulouse in confident mood ahead of trip to face Leinster
Toulouse saw off Clermont Auvergne in a top of the table clash on Sunday in France.
At least 637 young people in or near queue on night of Tyrone disco tragedy
Police say they want to ensure they’ve spoke to everyone.
North Korea test-fires weapon with 'powerful warhead' in first since US nuclear talks broke down
The country’s news agency reported that Kim Jong-Un guided the test-fire.
Trump prepares response as Mueller report finally gets published today
The 400-page report will be published with redactions.
Scammers are calling and emailing people asking for Notre-Dame donations
The French Heritage Foundation is accepting donations only through its website; it’s so far collected €13 million.
Opinion: 'Big businesses will cry wolf and fire accusations of nanny-statism at any public health intervention'
But education and individual agency cannot help people to ‘do the right thing’ when it comes to their health, writes Maebh Ní Fhallúin.
Death toll in Portuguese tourist bus crash rises to 29 after woman dies in hospital
Televised images showed the bus had spun off the road.
Taoiseach says they've run into 'real difficulties' around legislating for exclusion zones at GP surgeries
Varadkar says government needs to ensure they are on solid ground if one is going to restrict the right to protest.
DCC forfeited almost €90k in library fines to boost memberships
Dublin City Council abolished library fines at the start of this year.
Ireland warned its highly concentrated media ownership is 'single largest threat to press freedom'
Ireland ranked 15th in the 2019 Press Freedom Index.
'It’s like a prison, it’s just horrible': Family hubs through the eyes of homeless children
The Ombudsman for Children’s Office spoke with 80 children living in family hubs around the country.
'I left feeling like s**t': AIB criticised for 'presuming' Irish woman was international student Exclusive
Sarah* (20) was born in Ireland to Chinese parents. She now attends the National College of Ireland (NCI).
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Eighth man arrested in connection with Strokestown eviction
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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 (10509)
Yes, but not as a public holiday (1714)
No (1365)
I don't know/No opinion (252)
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