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Most Dublin pubs expect to grow in 2019 as gin trend continues, but they're worried about Brexit
Publicans are also concerned about the impact of the recent increase in VAT.
Poll: Should colleges be at risk of losing funding if sexual consent classes aren't provided?
That is a recommendation contained in a new government-commissioned report.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
'We will never forget you': Tributes to teenagers killed in crush outside Tyrone hotel
Counselling has been offered to friends and classmates of the Lauren Bullock, Connor Currie and Morgan Barnard.
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Spring spruce-up: 7 simple layout fixes to breathe new life into your home
The Explainer: Why has Ireland had a 208% increase in measles cases?
In the next episode of our weekly podcast, we look at why cases of the illness are increasing in Ireland and other countries, despite a vaccination which prevents it.
GSOC investigating car crash in which two men died in Louth
It is believed gardaí had attempted to stop the vehicle prior to the collision.
'The Brexit destroyer': British papers round on Speaker Bercow after step to block May's vote
The House of Commons speaker said the house couldn’t vote again and again on the same proposals.
Jacinda Ardern says she'll never speak the name of New Zealand mosque attacker
The Prime Minister also said alleged gunman Tarrant will “face the full force of the law in New Zealand”.
Jordan Peele’s new horror Us packs even more thrills than Get Out - here's the trailer
It stars Lupita Nyong’o in her most talked-about role yet.
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Opinion: What can we learn from the Irish people who live to be 100?
Resilience, positivity and staying connected are the keys to longevity, writes Alison Fagan, who visited Ireland’s inspirational centenarians.
'An issue of national importance': Public consultation opens on new national cyber security strategy
Interested parties have 30 working days to make their submissions.
How the IDA’s top client used Ireland to siphon billions offshore tax-free
Medical giant Abbott has deployed a complex network of offshore companies to legally shelter profits from tax officials.
The State won't know how many homeless students will be sitting the Leaving Cert this summer
Neither the Department of Education nor the State Examination Commission keep those details.
Yesterday’s News
Over a hundred in Mosney direct provision centre register to vote in upcoming local elections
Registration drives have taken place in Dublin, Cork and Meath recently.
‘I would have come from the flats… Brian Kerr gave me the confidence to go into any room and meet people’
St Patrick’s Athletic legend Johnny McDonnell reflects on his memorable career in football.
€2.5 million contract out for the manufacture and supply of shoes for An Garda Síochána
The Office of Government Procurement is also awarding a tender worth €3.3 million for footwear for the Defence Forces.
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Here’s what made the headlines today.
8 homes up for auction in and around Dublin next month
From a Killiney terrace to a modern apartment in the IFSC.
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Kellie Harrington auctions off belt to raise money for neighbours who lost their home to fire
The world champion boxer has been receiving bids for her 2015 National Elite belt.
Warner Bros' chief steps down over alleged sexual relationship with actress
WarnerMedia chief John Stankey said Kevin Tsujihara’s departure was in the studio’s “best interest”.
Buy your coffee in the blink of an eye (literally): Here's the future of paying for things
We’re moving more and more quickly toward a cashless society. Hear more in our new podcast.
Over 1,000 feared dead after Cyclone Idai slams into Mozambique
The cyclone hit the city of Beri on Thursday, before it moved into neighbouring Zimbabwe.
'The most frightening moment of my life': Teens describe crush outside Tyrone hotel disco
Young people who were there for the disco said teens were piled on top of each other on the ground.
Paris police chief fired following yellow vest riots on Champs-Elysées
About 5,000 police were deployed in the capital on Saturday to deal with the protests.
Why 'under-the-radar' Marvin wants to become the number-two food delivery choice
The online marketplace wants to secure a niche place in the market dominated by larger firms.
Spotlight on New Zealand gun laws after mosque shooting
The owner of the company that sold weapons to Brenton Tarrant said it was a legal, “ordinary sale”.
Suspect arrested after three people killed in shooting in Dutch city of Utrecht
Utrecht Police confirmed this afternoon that five people have been injured in the incident.
'The priority is to be a great club coach': Lancaster on easy decision to stay at Leinster
The Englishman has targeted more success with the province after signing on for another two seasons.
'Clear similarities' between both Boeing 737 MAX crashes, French experts say
An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 went down minutes into a flight earlier this month.
Theresa May cannot have another vote on Brexit deal without changes
Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow said the parliament’s rules dictate that MPs can’t be asked to vote repeatedly on the same motion.
Burger joint BuJo wants to topple a decade-old planning rule so it can keep selling food to-go
Dublin City Council said it’s investigating the matter.
82-year-old ex-US marine remanded in jail over alleged security breach at Shannon Airport
Judge Keane said that the two are facing “very serious charges”.
Body found in search for missing mother-of-three in Louth
Ruth Maguire hadn’t been seen since Saturday evening.
Defence Forces personnel recognised for their role in south Lebanon at special ceremony
There are 458 Irish personnel attached to Unifil.
'It’s up to me to get positive results and get people smiling again'
Mick McCarthy today took his first Irish training session in 17 years.
Police to display photos of wanted people on vans around London
They are wanted for crimes that include street robberies, burglary and violation of release conditions.
'Action is needed now': New charity set up to fund gambling addiction services
The trust receives funding from the gambling industry and will be run by a board which includes two former junior ministers.
'He was watching down over us' - squad member's tragic death drove Ballyhale to All-Ireland glory
Eoin Doyle died last April and his old jersey has been hanging in Ballyhale’s dressing room every game since.
'We all owe you': Tributes after death of musician behind Pulp Fiction theme song
His style influenced musicians like The Beach Boys, Eddie Van Halen and Jimi Hendrix.
Teen vapers are more likely to use sweet-flavoured e-cigarettes than adult vapers, study finds
The US Food and Drug Administration has declared youth e-cigarette use as an epidemic in the country.
Poll: Should every child be taught the words of Amhrán na bhFiann in primary school?
Leo Varadkar has said he believes it should be compulsory learning in primary school.
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Poll: Should colleges be at risk of losing funding if sexual consent classes aren't provided?
A NEW GOVERNMENT-commissioned report has recommended that all third-level colleges should be obliged to provide classes on sexual consent for students or risk losing State funding, the Irish Times reported today.
That’s one of the recommendations in the report that was commissioned by Minister of State for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor. Overall, it outlines steps that should be mandatory for third-level institutions to help create “safer and more respectful campuses”.
Under agreements that would be made, the Higher Education Authority would be able to withhold or deduct funding if a college underperforms in its duties.
So, today we’re asking you: Should colleges be at risk of losing funding if sexual consent classes aren’t provided?
Poll Results:
71% No (567)
22% Yes (175)
5% Not sure (47)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: When the Beatles played Dublin in 1963 John Lennon declared: ‘We’re all Irish’
By Francis Kenny
Leaving Neverland: 'A monster was hiding in plain sight and we chose to look the other way'
By Shane Dunphy
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