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The year the Archbishop refused to bless the NYC parade due to growing 'IRA influence'
Retired journalist Éanna Brophy recalls a tense wait at the Cathedral doors as the choice of grand marshall prompted controversy.
Investigation after thieves use digger to steal ATM from Fermanagh filling station
There have been a number of similar thefts in recent months.
Cruise ship evacuation continues as rescue services prepare to tow liner
397 people of the 1,300 on board had so far been taken off by helicopter.
A one-time world champion Irish prodigy's descent into hell and back
Irish racewalker Kate Veale reflects on a difficult few years.
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Poll: Should Theresa May be forced to step down as PM?
British media has reported on a ‘cabinet coup’ which aims to force May to resign.
This video game training device is helping stroke survivors regain arm movement
Most of the 32 study participants experienced increased arm mobility and reduced arm stiffness after using the game.
Any tax loopholes used by vulture funds won't be closed down until the autumn, says Taoiseach
Last year, the Taoiseach vowed to close a loophole which allowed a €1.3 billion mortgage ‘vehicle’ from paying tax.
Sitdown Sunday: What happened to missing Claudia Lawrence?
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Goodbye sweat patches, no more 'what to wear' worries: The future of putting on clothes
What does wearable technology mean for the way we get dressed?
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Moves to force Theresa May's resignation 'self indulgent', says Chancellor
May has said a third vote on her Brexit deal may not happen next week.
The Irish for: Irish is the first language of the constitution. Here's some legal terminology as Gaeilge
Bannaí means bail and is not to be confused with banaí which means a womaniser, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
Six drug deals and a fistfight at a Dublin shopping centre: One hour at a crack cocaine hotspot Exclusive
There have been reports of open dealing of the drug in other areas of the city and in some suburbs.
'People will say it can't compare to Arsenal, but I'm extremely proud of what I have here'
Kerry native Sean Kelly reflects on his rollercoaster journey, which included a two-year spell in England.
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The planned new Harcourt Street 'superpub' that fought Dublin council and won is battling city planners again
Gambetta Limited had previously won approval for a bar development on Harcourt Street.
'It was a rough time: you've got a baby on the way, no new contract - what are you going to do?'
Michael Allen decided to retire from rugby at 26, and he’s delighted he did.
Opinion: How you see the Irish economy depends on if you're a glass half-full or half-empty kind of person
In many ways, the Irish economy looks to be in ‘Goldilocks’ territory: not too cold, but still not too hot, writes Victor Duggan.
Loan scheme for first-time buyers needs another €600m - but government yet to decide on stumping up cash
The uncertainty over the future of the scheme means prospective buyers face an “anxious wait”, according to Fianna Fáil’s Michael McGrath.
A tiny brewery is planned for Dublin's docklands and it looks to belong to BrewDog
The Scottish maker of Punk IPA beer is staying tight-lipped on the matter.
Yesterday’s News
FactCheck: Did Donald Trump predict Brexit at his Scottish golf course the day before the vote?
He repeated the claim in his Oval Office meeting with the Taoiseach. Is it true?
How this 80-something Cavan bachelor's wish to fly became a film about family and community
The Man Who Wanted to Fly is released to Irish cinemas 29 March.
Intimidation, harassment and saddled with drug debt: The problems facing the most isolated women of Dublin's inner city
A new work will look into coercion and intimidation facing women in Dublin.
Taoiseach promises income tax cuts and rules out entering government with Sinn Féin
The Taoiseach also used his speech to take a pop at Fianna Fáil.
Sebastian Barry: Fragment of a coffin ship journal, author unknown
The truth is my father was ashamed of our emergency, he was a proud man that had worked his quarter acre like a Trojan. Now he was nothing.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
John Delaney steps down as chief executive to take up new FAI position
Delaney moves to newly-created position of Executive Vice-President with immediate effect.
French yellow vest marches enter 19th weekend, as protestors banned from Champs-Elysées
More than 100 businesses were damaged last week weekend in Paris during yellow vest riots.
If UK seek long extension, they'll have to run candidates in European elections, says Coveney
The man tipped to be the next EC president says the UK is ‘infecting’ Europe’s decision-making process..
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Player ratings: How the Boys in Green fared against Gibraltar
Ireland got Mick McCarthy’s tenure off to a less-than-satisfactory start with a 1-0 defeat of their opponents.
How much did the 'Lionel Messi of pigeons' sell for? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The number of months that it could take to establish a gambling regulator.
Misfiring Ireland shake off Gibraltar and tough conditions to start Euro campaign with a win
A banner critical of John Delaney appeared among the Irish fans as the road to Euro 2020 began with a win.
Plans to avoid a hard border in a no-deal scenario are 'very rough', says Varadkar
Thousands of protesters are due to march on London today demanding a second Brexit referendum.
Pope accepts resignation of Chile cardinal over sex abuse cases
Ricardo Ezzati, archbishop of Santiago, is the highest-ranking Catholic official in Chile.
Donaldson says Ireland should join the Commonwealth, Coveney says it's not on the table
It had been thought that the DUP were softening their stance towards the draft Brexit deal – until yesterday’s statement.
Man appears in court charged over assault which left 73-year-old man in critical condition
The incident took place at a car park in Sleaveen East, Macroom on Thursday.
1,300 people being evacuated from cruise ship off coast of Norway due to engine problems
Police reported the passengers would be evacuated by helicopter.
'When it's a white attacker, something happened to him as opposed to him being inherently evil'
An Irish expert explains how the “psychological autopsy” carried out after a terror attack differs depending on who the suspect is.
Funeral takes place for Ruth Maguire who went missing during hen party last weekend
Ruth Maguire (30), from Newcastle, Co Down, had last been seen close to midnight last Saturday night.
Murphy says it was 'irresponsible' to promise to end homelessness
The minister said there will always be people who present as homeless.
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Poll: Should Theresa May be forced to step down as PM?
AMID REPORTS THAT ministers are engaged in a “cabinet coup” to force Theresa May’s resignation, supporters of the Prime Minister have said it won’t help the Brexit process.
Two British newspapers have reported that a number of cabinet ministers want May to step aside to make way for someone else.
Chancellor Philip Hammond told Sky News this morning, however, that the idea of ousting May is “self-indulgent” and that parliament “has to come together” to make a decision on Brexit.
So, today we’re asking: Should Theresa May be forced to step down as PM?
Poll Results:
No (655)
Yes (631)
Don't know/No opinion (176)
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The Irish for: Irish is the first language of the constitution. Here's some legal terminology as Gaeilge
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
Opinion: How you see the Irish economy depends on if you're a glass half-full or half-empty kind of person
By Victor Duggan
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