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Brit Awards 2020: Tyler The Creator thanks Theresa May, and Lewis Capaldi wins best song
Host Jack Whitehall paid tribute to Caroline Flack.
Man (51) convicted of sexual assault after touching 14-old-girl in clothing store
He was remanded in custody for sentencing in April.
Direct provision centre to accommodate up to 168 asylum seekers in Offaly from early March
The premises was offered to the Department via the recent public procurement competition for the Midlands region.
Coronavirus vaccine could take up to 12-18 months, says WHO
A candidate vaccine could be “around 16 weeks from now”, but months of testing would be needed after that.
'We sold out in seven minutes': How Kildare-based Pestle & Mortar became a global beauty brand
Sonia Deasy of Pestle & Mortar shares what she’s learned.
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Liverpool fall to Champions League first leg defeat against Atletico
Jurgen Klopp’s side didn’t even manage a shot on target in a poor performance in Madrid.
Tralee Aqua Dome warns centre could close over number of insurance claims
Accounts show the aqua dome is loss-making eight months of the year.
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to arson attack on Longford home
The five occupants of the house were sleeping when the attack occurred.
Society of editors says it is 'wrong to blame media' for Caroline Flack's death
An inquest into her death is to open on Wednesday.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
A Labour leadership, Irish coronavirus cases, and Jeff Bezos’ $10 billion climate change donation.
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Former Christian Brother jailed for a year for sexual assault of teenager in 1981
The assailant had nine previous convictions.
Man accused of murder of Adrian Donohoe admitted lying to garda about his movements, court hears
Aaron Brady from New Road, Crossmaglen, Co Armagh has pleaded not guilty to the capital murder of Detective Garda Donohoe.
Iceland Vegetable Lasagne batch recalled due to possible presence of plastic
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) issued the recall today.
Murder-accused portrayed as both 'a moron' and 'Machiavelli mastermind', defence tells trial
The accused, 35-year-old Kieran Greene, gave differing statement to Gardaí in June and December 2017.
Opinion: Yes, we're still on coronavirus lockdown in China, weeks later
Irishman Greg McDonough shares his family’s experience while housebound in China during the Covid-19 virus outbreak.
Alan Kelly v Aodhán Ó Ríordáin: Two TDs set to compete for Labour leadership
Labour members will vote on a new leader at the beginning of April.
Garda whistleblower had pay incorrectly cut despite sick certs, tribunal hears
The tribunal is investigating if Garda Nicholas Keogh was targeted after he made his protected disclosure on 8 May 2014.
Bohemians condemn fans' sectarian chanting during derby against Shamrock Rovers
Rovers say that the majority of both sets of fans know right from wrong and do not condone the actions of ‘mindless idiots.’
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Human remains have been found on a Donegal beach
A Garda investigation has been launched after the discovery today.
Man allegedly assaulted with iron bars, placed in car boot and told to pay £50,000, court hears
It is alleged the man’s home was also set on fire, the Special Criminal Court heard today.
Two Irish citizens test positive for coronavirus on cruise ship in Japan
The couple are understood to have tested positive for Covid-19 a number of days ago.
Sinn Féin enter Government Buildings for talks with top civil servants
The party will discuss with government officials how its commitments on housing, health, and preparing for Irish unity can be delivered.
Ireland will beat England this Sunday and here are the reasons why
Ireland may have been destroyed on their last visit to Twickenham but momentum is now on their side.
A new potato campaign aims to change the perception millennials have of the humble spud
The IFA and Bord Bia want to show that potatoes aren’t as old-fashioned as some young people think.
'Extremely dangerous': Council says members of the public have been boarding 'ghost ship'
The ship ran aground in east Cork during Storm Dennis and there were concerns about a fuel spillage.
All first-year students will have to study history as part of the Junior Cycle from September
History is now a core subject on the Junior Cycle.
Ryanair plane in Dublin disinfected as 'precaution' after two fall ill on flight from Poland
The two passengers who became ill onboard the Poznan-Dublin service later tested negative for any virus.
Jury to begin deliberations in Harvey Weinstein trial
The movie mogul, 67, faces life in prison if the jury of seven men and five women convict him.
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan doesn't see the numbers on the left for 'a stable government'
Ryan says a government is needed that will last for ‘three or four years’.
UCD students protest against on-campus rent increase
Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin is to meet with some colleges over rent increases.
Permission granted for 657 new homes beside Dublin park despite strong local opposition
An Bord Pleanála granted permission for the development despite opposition from hundreds of locals.
Status Yellow rainfall warning in place for several western counties tomorrow
There will be a risk of flooding from tomorrow in some areas.
Big blow for England as Mako Vunipola ruled out of Ireland clash
The 29-year-old has travelled to Tonga for family reasons.
'Banning children being driven to school' would improve air quality, says DCC official
Brendan O’ Brien says it’s a hypothetical idea but would force solutions to be found.
Woman arrested over fatal shooting where man's body was found in burning car in Lucan
Two men were arrested yesterday, one of whom remains in custody.
Social Democrats accuse Fine Gael of 'game-playing' and cancel meeting
Leo Varadkar last night said his party is “preparing to go into opposition”.
Poll: How often do you post a letter?
The price of stamps will increase on 19 March.
'Small number' of Irish people on two cruise ships where coronavirus detected, Coveney says
The Diamond Princess ship docked in Japan has more than 450 confirmed cases of Covid-19.
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Poll: How often do you post a letter?
THE PRICE OF stamps is set to increase next month, An Post has announced.
On 19 March the price of a standard domestic stamp will increase from €1 to €1.10 and a standard international stamp will increase from €1.70 to €1.80.
An Post said the domestic price increase, the first in three years, “reflects other European postal services’ price increases over the past three years”.
“Increases in letter prices across Europe reflect the steady decline in traditional letter volumes globally due to e-substitution,” the company added in a statement.
With the advance of email and other online communications, there has been a steady decrease in the number of letters sent via post.
We want to know: How often do you post a letter?
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About once a month (2359)
Never (1855)
About once a week (1414)
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