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Robots to take 20 million jobs in the manufacturing industry by 2030
Robots have already taken over millions of manufacturing jobs.
Man assaulted psychiatric nurse while awaiting sentence for attempted murder, court hears
Michael Corbett attempted to strangle the nurse with a sock.
Penalty drama sends European champions into World Cup quarter-finals
Lieke Martens scored the crucial spot-kick to put the Netherlands into the last eight.
Teenager (17) arrested after gardaí seize €600k worth of drugs in west Dublin
Garda units raided the house this morning.
‘Delete your shopping apps’: 6 people share smart solutions to their money mistakes
And how to keep your ‘micro-debits’ in check each month.
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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Luke Kelly statue vandalised just months after it was unveiled
The matter has been reported to gardaí.
Drug-dealing rickshaw drivers are stashing socks full of cocaine and pills around Dublin streets Exclusive
Cannabis, ketamine, cocaine and ecstasy tablets were part of a particular find on Friday.
New York-based priest on drugs charges may be able to give evidence in dispute over will, court told
Fr Michael O’Leary is not prohibited from coming to Ireland to give evidence in the will dispute.
Goals in either half sees Italy storm into first World Cup quarter-final since 1991
A 2-0 win over China sees Milena Bertolini’s side set-up a clash with either Japan or the Netherlands.
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Taoiseach says offer to phase in pay increase for striking health workers was made 'out of good will'
A strike by around 10,000 healthcare support workers is taking place tomorrow.
Concern for missing man last seen on Friday
James Doyle is missing from Drimnagh, Dublin 12.
Trump picks Melania's spokesperson as new White House press secretary
Sarah Sanders stood down earlier this month.
Leo Varadkar says plan to raise top tax rate to €50k may have to wait
The Taoiseach defended the policy but said it may not happen immediately.
Discoloured water on Dublin beaches down to algal bloom, says council
Bathing bans are in place at beaches across Dublin Bay.
Man jailed for handling stolen vehicles after arranging to meet undercover guard to sell jet ski
The man was connected to stolen vehicles by means of fingerprint evidence.
Lowry full of confidence and happy to be home for tilt at Irish Open
The 32-year-old is coming off the back of the best five-month stretch of his career.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
RTÉ says covering papal visit and World Cup added to money woes as it reports €13 million deficit
Director General Dee Forbes said there is a significant need for a complete revamp of the licence fee system.
All Ireland-winning camogie player ordered to pay €6,000 for assaults in Cork nightclub
Ashling Thompson pleaded guilty earlier this year.
'Disorderly' Brexit a real possibility, says minister as he outlines how much money there is for Budget 2020
The Summer Economic Statement tells us what money we have to spend in October’s Budget.
Wexford forward suspended for Leinster final for 'abusive language towards a referee'
Aidan Nolan has been handed a two-match ban.
This town has been named as the 'Best Kept' on the island of Ireland
The ‘Best Kept’ awards pit the winners of Ireland’s TidyTowns against their counterparts across the border.
Salamanders and toad illegally posted to Ireland from Spain
The ISPCA has called for tougher regulations around the selling of exotic animals as pets.
'No, why should I?' Boris Johnson refuses to say when photo with partner was taken
In an interview with LBC’s Nick Ferrari, Johnson was asked to explain why his hair is longer in the photograph than it currently is.
Teenage boy missing from Cork for two days
Gardaí have appealed for information about his whereabouts.
Frank Lampard on brink of becoming Chelsea manager
Derby County have granted permission for the London club to strike a deal with their manager.
Local Fine Gael members pass motion of no confidence in party TD John Deasy
The motion was passed by local members of the party last night.
Police chief in command during Hillsborough stadium disaster to face retrial
96 people were killed during a crush at an FA Cup match at the stadium in 1989.
Poll: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
Boris Johnson says he doesn’t believe there will be, but is prepared for it nonetheless.
Two to appear in court over discovery of guns and ammunition in car in west Dublin
The seizure was made in Clonsilla yesterday evening.
Funeral of 'Donegal rally hero' Manus Kelly to be held on Thursday
Manus’ remains will be reposing at his home from 11am today; his funeral Mass will be held in Glenswilly.
One year after the scandal first emerged, why is debate raging again about Trump's child detention camps?
The detention centres have been compared to prisons and concentration camps.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
US sanctions with Iran, the cost of the National Broadband Plan, and Paschal Donohue’s summer economic statement.
Iran 'permanently' closes diplomatic relations with US government after new sanctions are imposed
Sanctions against Iran’s supreme leader were brought in yesterday.
'She's not my type': Donald Trump hits back at claims that he sexually assaulted advice columnist
Trump claims that E Jean Carroll is “totally lying” about the accusation.
Public and anglers urged to report sightings of 'rare' non-native salmon in Irish waters
They first appeared in Ireland in ‘unprecedented numbers’ in 2017 with the IFI now warning they could threaten native species.
Housing First services to be rolled out in Wicklow, Meath and Kildare for the first time
Kildare County Council issued the tender worth an estimated €702,000.
New law will pave the way for gardaí to wear body cams
Front-line gardaí have been calling for the roll out of equipment like body cameras and tasers.
Council says warden will monitor anti-social behaviour as it reopens Dublin Peace Park
The council said upgrades to parks usually displace this kind of behaviour.
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Poll: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
DO YOU THINK there will be a no-deal Brexit in October?
Yesterday, British Prime Minister candidate Boris Johnson said that he does “not believe for a moment” that the UK will leave without a deal, but said he would be willing to do so if he got the top job.
This comes as the Irish government is to publish a two-pronged summer economic statement today – one for if there’s a no-deal Brexit, and one for if there’s a deal.
So, we’re asking: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
Poll Results:
Yes, especially with Boris Johnson as PM (4105)
Yes, no matter who is PM (2833)
No (2398)
I don't know (617)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: Living with a disability in Ireland - a relentless dystopian nightmare
By Tom Clonan - @TomClonan
The daily life of a person with a disability is not aided by Irish society, writes Tom Clonan.
Lynn Ruane: How this French charity shop treats the homeless should inspire us to help our own
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
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