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"We have no say on what happens in our town": The true extent of tree felling by local authorities Exclusive
The first part of Noteworthy’s in-depth investigation reveals that over 10,000 trees have been cut down by councils since 2015 with many having incomplete records.
Strategy and specialists in short supply when it comes to saving public trees Exclusive
The second part of Noteworthy’s in-depth investigation explores the reasons behind tree cutting including a lack of policy and expertise.
Yesterday’s News
The Death Row lawyer: 'If enough people say you should be executed, you start to believe it yourself'
The real-life work of US lawyer Bryan Stevenson hit the screens in Ireland this weekend with the film Just Mercy.
Leinster to face Saracens as Champions Cup quarter-final ties are confirmed
Ulster will play Toulouse away from home.
How I Spend My Money: A 29-year-old data analyst from Waterford, living and working in Brussels on €39,000
The bank worker is paying back a loan and trying to curb spending.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Here’s what made headlines today.
'This was an accident but it was an accident waiting to happen': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Woman due in court after gardaí seize €75k worth of cannabis in Westmeath
A 34-year-old woman was arrested.
Men arrested in relation to north Dublin shooting released without charge
Gardaí said that investigations are ongoing.
Van Dijk and Salah send Liverpool 16 points clear at the top
Manchester United were beaten 2-0 at Anfield.
Corofin see-off Kilcoo in extra-time to complete historic All-Ireland three-in-a-row
Conor Cunningham grabbed the all-important goal for the Galway side.
SpaceX launches then destroys rocket in astronaut escape test
The Falcon 9 rocket blasted off as normal before the Dragon crew capsule catapulted off the top 12 miles above the Atlantic.
Dutch police arrest four after foiled jailbreak
Pictures from the scene showed the partially burnt white van parked outside the prison gate.
Gardaí launch investigation after body found in Louth
It is understood gardaí do not believe it is linked to the ongoing feud.
Fine Gael accused of 'buying the election' after government advert appears on front page of newspaper
The government has defended the ad.
Gardaí issue warning over fake French lotto scam
Several people have received calls in the last week.
Ballyhale retain All-Ireland club title for first time with win over battling Borris-Ileigh
A three point success for the Kilkenny champions today.
Cold comfort as Munster force five-try win over Ospreys
Craig Casey’s try-scoring cameo was a highlight as Munster played out a final pool match with knockout hopes already dashed.
'I would hate to see that happen': Leo Varadkar responds to opinion poll showing Fianna Fáil out in front
Fine Gael are just one point ahead of Sinn Féin in the latest Sunday Times opinion poll.
New Year starts with 'significant' increase in price of petrol and diesel
A litre of petrol now costs 144.5c on average.
As it happened: Ballyhale Shamrocks v Borris-Ileigh, All-Ireland club hurling final
The game throws-in at 2pm
Wildfires may permanently alter Australian landscape, scientists warn
Since September, the fires have killed 28 people and burned more than 2,600 houses.
Family and gardaí 'concerned for welfare' of 15-year-old missing from Dublin
Lacramioara Gabriela Argint was last seen on Talbot Street in the city centre at around 5pm yesterday evening.
Poll: Will you vote along party lines on 8 February?
Do you have a strong allegiance to a political party?
Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by car in Co Cork overnight
The incident happened on the N71 in the Ballylangley area of Bandon at around 1.20am.
John Dempsey: The King’s Road, Steve McQueen, and Chelsea and Ireland in the 1970s
Born in London to Irish parents, Dempsey was a member of the first Chelsea team to win the FA Cup, but found success harder to come by with Ireland.
New diaries reveal how a top Irish diplomat helped James Joyce's family flee Nazi-occupied France
Seán Lester was the last Secretary General of the League of Nations and tried to help Joyce as he fled the Nazis.
Netflix chief confirms streaming giant interested in deal with Harry and Meghan
The couple last night announced that they will stop using HRH titles.
Sitdown Sunday: The sinking of the Estonia
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
The Irish For: Bond and Banríon Eilís - a good collaboration?
Getting a singer like Eilís to perform a theme song for an ancient spy saga is an attempt to exchange youth and relevance for prestige, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
'We are all looking forward to a clean slate with Ireland'
Chris Farrell is hoping to bounce back from the pain of Munster’s Champions Cup exit and Ireland’s dismal World Cup.
Coronavirus: 17 more people diagnosed with SARS-like mystery virus in China
Two men in their 60’s — one with severe pre-existing conditions — have died from the illness.
Retiring TDs reflect on Enda and Leo, their time in the Dáil and the 'slowness' of the system
Eighteen TDs who were elected in 2016 have decided not to run in the general election – but what have some of them learnt.
Trump's legal team slams impeachment charges as 'brazen and unlawful'
The impeachment trial is set to begin next Tuesday.
Ahead of polling day, sign up to get all the latest news and analysis on the general election
All eyes are now on who will form the next government.
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Make every day a holiday at this €1.7m period home with its own heated pool
'I'm fed up': Owners of Sandyford apartments given deadline to pay for fire safety repairs
An audit last year found potential fire safety deficiencies that could cost owners up to €14,000 each to repair.
Saturday 18 January, 2020
The strangest thing about Northern Irish politics? There's a government, but no opposition
Some credit the short-lived opposition for helping to expose the ‘cash for ash’ scandal.
Glasgow victory confirms Munster's Champions Cup exit
Warriors ran in six tries against Sale to consign Johann Van Graan’s side to an early elimination.
Your say
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Poll: Will you vote along party lines on 8 February?
ON 8 FEBRUARY, the country will go to the polls in the General Election to elect a new batch of TDs.
Today, the first opinion poll was published since campaigning got under way, showing Fianna Fáil jump to a 12-point lead.
The poll showed that Fianna Fáil is on 32% and Fine Gael has dropped seven points to 20%.
There are 158 seats to fill in the Dáil, but you will only have to worry about a small number of these running in your constituency.
Will you give your first, second and third preference to one party or do you vote based on the strengths and policies of individual candidates?
We want to know: Will you vote along party lines on 8 February?
Poll Results:
No (6967)
Yes (3929)
I'm not sure / no opinion (937)
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How I Spend My Money: A 29-year-old data analyst from Waterford, living and working in Brussels on €39,000
By TheJournal.ie reader
The bank worker is paying back a loan and trying to curb spending.
Larry Donnelly: Buckle up, this #GE2020 campaign promises to be interesting
By Larry Donnelly - @LarryPDonnelly
As a self-confessed political anorak, Larry Donnelly is looking forward to the race.
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