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Portuguese police search wells in Madeleine McCann investigation
The Mirror reported that police and divers in the Algarve region examined three disused wells on Thursday.
Barry Cowen disputes 'incorrect' Garda report of what happened at drink-driving checkpoint in 2016
“I did not evade, or attempt to evade, a Garda,” a statement from Cowen said.
250 hours of analysis and staged TV interviews - Inside a top-level coaching course
We take a look at what the likes of Duff, Keane and Andrews had to do to earn their Pro Licence at the FAI, the highest qualification in coaching.
Two men appear in court charged after Cork heroin seizure worth €425,000
The two men were arrested by gardaí on Thursday.
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UK to spend £705 million on new Britain-EU border - that doesn't include Northern Ireland plans
£235 million will be spent on staffing and IT systems, while £470 million will be spent on port and inland infrastructure.
Paying back tax on the wage subsidy scheme: Revenue's plans aim to 'minimise any financial hardship'
Money received under the wage subsidy scheme is taxable, but that tax liability won’t come until the end of the year.
Gardaí appeal for woman missing from Gorey home
Deirdre Redmond was last seen leaving her house in Gorey at approximately 2pm yesterday.
Taoiseach says it's too soon for British people to holiday in Ireland without quarantining for two weeks
“Suppression of the virus is key,” Micheál Martin told the Andrew Marr Show.
Crowds gather as Twelfth of July bonfires lit amid coronavirus restrictions
Call outs by the Northern Ireland fire service dropped by a third this year compared to last year.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
AirBnB, Barry Cowen, and Donald Trump wears a mask.
Sitdown Sunday: 'Michaela? I just want you to know I’m really proud of you'
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The last summer of innocence and the legacy Jack Charlton left behind
He ruled with an iron fist – but the players loved his mischievous wit and winning mentality..
Cocaine worth €1.2 million seized after two vehicles searched on M3 in Meath
Two men, aged 35 and 62 years, were arrested in relation to the seizure.
Donald Trump wears a mask in public for the first time
The US posted another daily record for coronavirus cases, as Disney Florida opened up.
After US gives in to Russia on red-line issue, UN Security Council restarts aid for displaced Syrians
After a proposal submitted by Germany and Belgium, the cross-border aid plan was approved.
Larry Donnelly: America's problems go far deeper than Donald Trump
Larry Donnelly says we should not write off Trump in November, but if he does lose, it is merely the first step in a long road back to redemption for the US.
State plans to buy up Airbnb properties, says Housing Minister
In a wide-ranging interview, the minister said his department is drawing up a detailed submission which will seek to acquire properties.
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'Here I am, living my dream' - Ireland's McGoldrick toasts his first Premier League goals in Chelsea win
Two years ago, McGoldrick was without a club and to go on trial at Sheffield United.
Why was the Covid-19 app so successful in Ireland?
HSE CEO Paul Reid called the Irish roll out the “most successful launch of this app anywhere in the world”
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Take a look back at the main stories from today.
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Opinion: We need serious help to 'stop burning stuff' to heat our homes
UCC researcher calls for a broader range of clean energy initiatives as small towns suffer air pollution from residential solid fuel burning.
Man (60s) dies after crash involving two cars in Tipperary
The driver of the other car involved in the crash failed to remain at the scene.
Bosnia marks 25th anniversary of Srebrenica massacre
Simon Coveney said Irish people should “remember this event for what it was: an appalling act of genocide”
'Dismay' from worldwide church group over decision to turn Hagia Sophia back into mosque
Turkish president Erdogan yesterday formally converted the museum back into a mosque
Two injured after light aircraft crash in Galway field
The aircraft crashed in a field at around 12.45pm this afternoon.
Coronavirus: Two deaths and 23 new cases confirmed in Ireland
The latest figures were confirmed by health officials this evening.
An Taisce releases list of 10 most at-risk buildings, including the Iveagh Markets in Dublin
The heritage charity has marked the ten important structures in Ireland as being in “a state of disrepair”.
Bill Gates says he is 'optimistic' about battle against Covid-19
The US billionaire said medicines and vaccines should be given to those most in need, not “highest bidders”.
British citizen among 71 people arrested in Serbia after protesting government response to Covid-19
There have been protests for four consecutive nights in several Serbian cities.
Ireland 'starting to see effects' of entering Phase Three nearly two weeks on, de Gascun says
Dr Cillian de Gascun said the increased rise in daily cases is “concerning”, but not fully unexpected.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar 'doesn't fully trust' the banks not to try to profit during Covid-19 crisis
Varadkar also said that he doesn’t fully trust the banks not to profiteer amid the Covid-19 crisis.
Green leadership race: Martin warns against over-hyping experience; Ryan says Greens' last stint in government wasn't all bad
Candidates were asked about growing the party, the challenges to being in government and the Phoenix Park.
'A legacy of outstanding leadership': Tributes paid to Ireland legend Jack Charlton
The Englishman who guided Ireland to the quarter-finals of Italia 90 died yesterday aged 85.
Amazon says email telling employees to delete TikTok from their phones 'sent in error'
Amazon cited “security risks” from the China-owned service in the email.
Jack Charlton in 1994: 'Irish people are realistic, as am I. We like one another'
The legacy Jack Charlton left to Ireland.
Poll: Do you think Phoenix Park's gates should be mostly closed to traffic?
Phoenix Park is one of the largest enclosed recreational spaces in any European capital city.
From masks to polls, here's what's happening in the US presidential contest right now
The election is happening even if coronavirus has grabbed all the headlines.
Opinion: 25 years ago today, the UN let Srebrenica happen. Now, it is allowing history repeat itself in Syria
The UN can’t defend people in Syria or even deliver aid, writes Barry Andrews. The least we can do is prepare for the prosecution of the terrible crimes that happen there.
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Poll: Do you think Phoenix Park's gates should be mostly closed to traffic?
MOST OF THE Phoenix Park’s gates were closed off to traffic at the height of the pandemic, but are being reopened now for cars to pass through.
This has been described as “incredibly regressive” by Green Party TD Neasa Hourigan, who argued that it should be used as a park, and in a few months it will be back to “car city”.
Meanwhile, Minister of State for the Office of Public Works, Patrick O’Donovan said that the volume of traffic has “gone up a lot” in the adjoining areas. “Whether we like it or not, for an awful lot of people it’s a commuter route,” he said on RTÉ Radio One.
So what do you think: should the Phoenix Park be mostly closed off to traffic from now on?
Poll Results:
Yes (8932)
No (6413)
I don't care (923)
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Larry Donnelly: America's problems go far deeper than Donald Trump
By Larry Donnelly - @LarryPDonnelly
Opinion: We need serious help to 'stop burning stuff' to heat our homes
By Prof John Wenger - @johnwenger9
Opinion: 25 years ago today, the UN let Srebrenica happen. Now, it is allowing history repeat itself in Syria
By Barry Andrews
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