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Venezuela's government to stage concert to rival Richard Branson's charity one
The concert will be held on the Simon Bolivar bridge which links San Antonio, Venezuela with Cucuta, in Colombia, where aid sent by the US is being held up and stored.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
The uneven distribution of wealth, the Simon Harris confidence motion, and the politics of Eurovision 2019.
16 states sue Trump administration for declaring national emergency to fund Mexico border wall
The case could work its way to the Supreme Court for a showdown on the separation of powers.
McGrath fights for Ireland spot while Ruddock and Leavy have injury frustrations
Leinster’s loosehead has had to watch on as Dave Kilcoyne has moved up the pecking order.
The Health Check: See how your sexual health, sleep and diet compares to other readers
You might find some surprising results.
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Rescue operation underway after 16 people become trapped on SeaWorld ride in California
The attraction stopped working after a gust of wind tripped a circuit breaker on the ride.
Justin Trudeau's longtime advisor has quit amid allegations he interfered in a criminal prosecution
Gerry Butts has “categorically” denied the accusations.
Majority of Irish people would like to see a united Ireland in their lifetime
There has been speculation that Brexit could lead to the unification Ireland.
'Why can't I find comfortable, sweat-resistant, appropriate sportsgear? I'm a woman'
‘I wonder if my O’Neills tracksuit from P.E. is stashed away anywhere at home?’, writes Sarah Geraghty.
'This will be tricky': Diplomacy at RTÉ after public urged broadcaster to boycott Eurovison 2019
Last June, Israeli media queried why Ireland had yet to confirm its participation in Eurovision 2019.
Irish Rail presses ahead with staffless Dart stations despite local opposition
As Irish Rail staff retire or are promoted Dart stations will gradually become staffless as staff are redeployed.
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'It's a total cheat on a mid century classic': 10 interior designers choose their Ikea must-haves
'Fear and disappointment': Pro-choice groups pen letter of frustration to Health Minister over rural abortion services
Rural service provision for abortions is currently sparse, the groups say, with no GPs signed up to the service in some counties.
One quarter of Ireland's income goes to just 10% of the population
The bottom 40% of the country’s population receives 22% of national income, according to a Tasc report.
Yesterday’s News
Public appeal for woman missing from Waterford
Mary Ryan hasn’t been seen since December.
Trump says reports of talks to remove him from office part of 'treasonous' push against him
The claim has been made in former FBI acting director Andrew McCabe’s new book.
Over €4.3 billion is owed to the State in tax and €969 million is 'available immediately'
Joan Burton has called for the monies to be collected immediately.
European countries reject calls to repatriate Syria jihadists
The Islamic State’s former “caliphate” is now almost completely destroyed.
'It's must-watch telly': What Curfew's star-studded cast say - from Sean Bean to Adrian Lester
Curfew starts this Friday at 9pm on Sky One.
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Man-of-the-match Pogba hits 14th goal of the season as Man United dump Chelsea out of FA Cup
Ander Herrera was also on target as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side reached the quarter-finals.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Mr Moonlight trial latest, Coveney in Brussels and split in UK Labour Party – it’s the evening fix.
Coveney: 'We are spending hundreds of millions of euro preparing for a no-deal Brexit'
Coveney met with EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier in Brussels today.
Brendan Gleeson and family team up for a short film about a psychic with terrible sons
Plus: We talk to short filmmakers Yasmine Akram and Sorcha Bacon to find out more about the medium.
Living in Britain? Fancy a new Porsche post-Brexit? We've some bad news for you
Customers who had already paid a deposit by January 17 will not be affected by the potential tariff hikes.
QUIZ: How Much Do You Know About Looking After Your Hair?
Is your hair really getting the TLC it deserves?
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'I never hid!' - Rose Volante ready to halt Katie Taylor's march in unification clash
‘Queen Rose’ wasn’t impressed by Brian Peters’ claims that she was ‘hiding out in Brazil’ instead of answering the call to face Taylor.
Baldwin says Trump's comments could be a 'threat' to his safety after president's fury at TV skit
Actor Alec Baldwin portrayed Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live.
As it happened: Chelsea v Man United, FA Cup fifth round
Chelsea faced Man United with a place in the competition’s quarter-finals up for grabs.
Insect expert says tank where body was found was opened weeks prior to discovery
Ryan’s body was found in an underground run-off tank on the farm leased by Quirke in April 2013.
Property developer who owed more than €1 million in unpaid taxes and penalties receives 240 hours community service
The judge sentenced James Jordan to 240 hours community service in lieu of 18 months imprisonment.
Sailor who kissed woman in iconic V-J Day Times Square photo dies at 95
Known as V-J Day, it was the day Japan surrendered to the United States.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
The House of Commons has got a new group (not party), so what will it mean for Brexit votes?
Seven Labour MPs have split from the party.
FSAI develops new DNA food scanning tool to clamp down on food fraud
The analytical tool can identify all the ingredients and biological sources in a food.
Health worker loses career after allowing vulnerable teen go to toilet unaccompanied at Dart station
The WRC has ordered the man’s former employer to pay him €20,000 for his unfair dismissal.
'Women's bodies are being questioned' - Caster Semenya takes gender rule challenge to court
The week-long hearing could define the rest of the South African’s career.
Photos: Previously unknown monuments unearthed using Google Earth imagery
Monuments dating from several centuries to several millennia ago are visible in the imagery taken in June 2018.
Honda 'to shut down UK car plant' putting 3,500 jobs at risk
Honda produces more than 100,000 Civic cars in England for the global market.
'Very disturbing': Longford GP surgery spray painted with anti-abortion graffiti overnight
Gardaí are investigating a report of criminal damage to the premise in Leader Park.
Man acquitted of Warren O’Connor's murder
The former soldier died from a single stab wound to the neck in 2010.
Young people in the North could be 'groomed into violent activity' if hard border returns, report claims
A new report warns that a hard border could materialise after six weeks due to a no-deal Brexit.
Cork camogie player Ashling Thompson to plead not guilty to assault charges
Her next hearing was fixed for 1 May.
Emergency services dealing with chemical incident in Co Clare
Fire service received a call to the River Lodge Health and Fitness centre at 6.30am.
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Poll: Should Fianna Fáil withdraw their support for Fine Gael if there's a Brexit deal?
FIANNA FÁIL AGREED to extend their support for Fine Gael’s minority government last year, citing the uncertainty around Brexit as the reason.
Despite the extension of the Confidence and Supply Agreement, Fianna Fáil have been putting pressure on the government over the National Children’s Hospital costs, the CervicalCheck backlog, and the nurses’ and midwives’ pay dispute.
Today, the Irish Times reports that a number of Fianna Fáil TDs say the party will collapse the government if there is a Brexit deal. If the Withdrawal Agreement passes, there will be a transition period until 31 December 2020 to give people time to prepare for Brexit.
So we’re asking: should Fianna Fáil withdraw their support for Fine Gael’s minority government if there’s a Brexit deal?
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Opinion: Irish people travelled to Nicaragua in solidarity in the 1980s - now it needs our help again
By Molly O'Duffy
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