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Majority of people believe that electric scooters should not be legalised for use on Irish roads
A public consultation into the legalisation of Powered Personal Transporters is currently underway.
Government to put pressure on social media companies over online safety
Minister Richard Bruton said that new legislation will be introduced to regulate social media companies.
Fine Gael minister awards highest level of money from government rural funding scheme to own constituency
Mayo received over 10% of the total money awarded as part of the Clár funding scheme since 2016.
'We started with no customers and a limited supply of beer and staff': How Wicklow Wolf became a homegrown success
And how they spread the ‘gospel of craft beer’ along the way.
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Yesterday’s News
Dublin confirm their greatness, Kerry kick big chance away and potential retirements
5 talking points after Dublin defeated Kerry in the replay to complete the five-in-a-row.
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Golf in the garden? This light-filled €1.75m Dublin 4 home has luxury features inside and out
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A look back at John Bercow - a divisive figure who embodies the Brexit-era politician
From “Order! Order” to “Division! Clear the Lobby!” here’s a look back at the colourful House Speaker.
Thinking of changing to gas? Here's how to get 50% off your connection
Plus find out how much you could save.
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'Passing out is very, very common': 55% jump in referrals to G detox clinic amid growing sexual assault fears Exclusive
Chemsex is becoming more common in Ireland, leading to concerns about health risks and an increase in sexual assaults.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Five star! Dublin make All-Ireland history with replay win over Kerry
A full house at Croke Park for today’s clash.
'We're in limbo': Over a dozen families forced to move after Dublin fire
The fire occurred this morning in Smithfield.
How many people in Northern Ireland would vote for Irish unification? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The number of sandwich boards that Dublin City Council has seized from businesses.
7 super-spooky supernatural ‘happenings’ in Ireland you should know about
Ireland has no shortage of haunted places.
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Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael support nearly tied in new poll
Fianna Fáil has benefited from a jump in support.
Republic of Shame: 'One woman came in wearing two corsets to hide her pregnancy'
A new book seeks to highlight how much this period in Irish history still impacts on people today.
Man United end Leicester's unbeaten start to the season
Marcus Rashford got the only goal after just eight minutes from the penalty spot.
'We’ve had enough of blood red lines': Hundreds gather in Belfast to demand second Brexit vote
A meeting in the Ulster Hall was attended by a range of anti-Brexit politicians.
One man still in custody after gardaí seize drugs, guns and cash in Dublin
One of the men arrested was released without charge today.
Drone attacks cause fires at Saudi Arabia oil facilities
The facilities are owned by Aramco.
Protest in Oughterard over Direct Provision centre concerns
Hundreds of people took part in the protest in the Galway town.
Trump confirms that son and heir of Osama bin Laden killed in counter-terror operation
Trump said the killing “deprives Al-Qaeda of important leadership skills and the symbolic connection to his father”.
Robbie Henshaw emerges as major doubt for Ireland's World Cup opener
The Leinster centre is understood to have sustained a hamstring injury in training.
'Bob did his best': Zimbabweans divided as State funeral held for Robert Mugabe
While Mugabe leaves a divided legacy, no expense was spared for his funeral in Harare today.
Family of four left badly shaken after three men armed with shovels break into home in Belfast
Police said it was a “terrifying ordeal” for the family.
Toilet made out of gold stolen from palace in England
Police issued an appeal in an attempt to flush out the thieves.
From the Garden: When it comes to harvesting and eating sweetcorn... timing is everything
There’s something so elementally enjoyable about peeling back a sweetcorn’s skin to find the beautiful shiny yellow kernels underneath, writes Michael Kelly.
Cork shopping centre damaged by fire may not reopen until summer 2020
Demolition is set to begin next week at Douglas Village Shopping Centre.
An Post issues warning over scam text messages
An Post has denied that people received the text due to customers’ data being compromised.
Taoiseach: 'Anyone that reads the law will understand why we disagree with the Data Commissioner's report'
The Taoiseach confirmed that the government has yet to file any court documents appealing findings by the Data Protection Commissioner.
RTÉ's Tony Connelly says Boris Johnson has a lot to answer for on how the EU was 'caricatured'
RTÉ’s man in Brussels spoke to us about deteriorating Anglo-Irish relations, the influence of the British press, and how journalists cover the EU.
Group of bikers ride across Ireland donating equipment to neonatal units
The group has raised €55,000 to purchase equipment to donate and to sponsor a new room at Ronald McDonald House in Dublin.
CIA reveals it tried to train animals to spy on the Russians in the 1970s
The CIA hoped birds of prey could be trained for “emplacement” missions like dropping a listening device on a windowsill.
'Three minds working for the wellness of a player is always better than one': Inside Dublin's three in-a-row bid
Dublin ladies team doctor Dr Katie Lydon, physio Antia O’Brien and performance nutritionist Kate McDaid are fuelling the All-Ireland champions’ three in-a-row bid.
Poll: Will you watch the men's All-Ireland final replay today?
The men from the Kingdom battle the Dubs all over again in Croke Park today.
Gardaí stop motorist driving erratically on motorway, find €50k worth of cocaine cutting agent
The driver was arrested and is due to appear before a special court sitting this morning.
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Calls for no more 'posturing and game playing' as minister convenes beef dispute talks
Minister Michael Creed said it’s important both sides enter talks with a “firm intention to reach agreement”.
‘Stephen’s a good, noble character. It’s no surprise that he’s still playing at this level at nearly 38’
All-Ireland winning goalkeeper in 2013 Shane Supple on working closely with Dublin captain Stephen Cluxton.
Late Late crowd joins in as Christy Dignam sings a stunning version of Waltzing Matilda
Dignam talked about his parents, his teeth and his nerves for the Dubs match on last night’s show.
Irish doctors monitoring US warnings about e-cigs after lung disease outbreak
Several teenagers have been placed in medically induced comas.
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Poll: Will you watch the men's All-Ireland final replay today?
THIS EVENING, KERRY and Dublin are going to do it all over again.
On 1 September, the teams played out a tense and exhilarating game that finished 1-16 each.
The Dubs are heavily fancied to complete the five-in-a-row today but Kerry showed a steely determination last time out that could see them prevail if they replicate that performance in Croke Park this evening.
So, today we want to know: Will you watch the men’s All-Ireland final replay today?
Poll Results:
Yes, I'll watch it on TV (5955)
No (2311)
Yes, I'll be in Croke Park (626)
Not sure (378)
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Recent attempted bombings in Northern Ireland could drag us all back to the Troubles
By Tom Clonan - @TomClonan
A recent attempted mortar attack in Strabane has all the hallmarks of the past, writes Tom Clonan.
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