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Theresa May faces battle to get EU to delay Brexit as Juncker says 'we've reached the end of the road'
As the crisis rumbles on, a number of opponents are said to be eyeing up May’s job – including Boris Johnson.
Jacinda Ardern calls for global fight against racism and right-wing extremism
The main suspect in last week’s terror attack made a white power gesture as he appeared in court.
Donald Trump Jr writes in British paper that Theresa May 'ignored advice from my father' on Brexit
Donald Trump Jr said the prime minister should now “honour that promise” to the British people and deliver Brexit.
Fancy tickets to a live Colm O'Regan talk in a Temple Bar bookshop?
Comedian Colm O’Regan will be at The Gutter Bookshop next Monday to talk about his new book – and we have tickets for it.
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The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Top engineer on National Children's Hospital project resigns
John Pollock is the second senior figure to leave the project in as many months.
Government to approve plan to establish gambling regulatory authority
Measures first mooted in the Gambling Control Bill (2013) are finally set to be enacted by government.
Syrian father and son buried in first funeral after New Zealand shooting
A total of six burials are expected to take place today.
Jordan Peele’s new horror Us packs even more thrills than Get Out - here's the trailer
It stars Lupita Nyong’o in her most talked-about role yet.
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Opinion: Tech giants must be held responsible for publishing images of murder and child abuse
Google is pioneering self-driving cars and bringing the internet to remote parts of Africa via a network of giant balloons, yet somehow they cannot deal with snuff films or child abuse images, writes Diarmuid Pepper.
'The Rosary is a weapon': New documentary reveals how a CIA-funded Irish priest fought Communism
Fr Patrick Peyton taught Americans to recite the Rosary from the 1940s onwards.
New study makes strong link between use of potent cannabis and psychosis
A new study published in The Lancet has found how cannabis use affects the incidence of psychosis.
Body of young horse that was used for sulky racing dumped on Dublin road
A woman found the horse’s body while she was out walking with her dog.
Woman who claimed landlord's son called her a 'black c**t' and had tenancy terminated awarded €12k
The woman said she was given notice to quit the property two days after informing the landlord she applied for rent supplement.
Yesterday’s News
Death toll from Mozambique tropical cyclone rises over 300 with tens of thousands at risk
The storm is affecting nearly a million people and forcing more than 80,000 from their homes in neighbouring Malawi.
Google reveals new video game streaming platform called Stadia
Players will be able to use Stadia across a variety of platforms such as laptops, TVs and mobile phones.
Social Democrats councillor Gary Gannon to run for MEP seat in Dublin
Gannon (32) was selected at a convention in Dublin city this evening by party members.
Man (40s) dies after motorcycle collides with car in Co Cork
The incident happened at Lough Beg, Ringaskiddy at around 8pm.
Six Nations wash-out shows human side of Schmidt
The outgoing head coach won’t tear up his gameplan and start anew, so Ireland will have to fight their way out of this corner.
'A lot of concern' among EU states over prospect of Article 50 long extension, Coveney warns
EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier earlier said that EU member states should prepare for a no-deal Brexit.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
British Cabinet deciding where next to go with Brexit, two years on from disappearance of Tina Satchwell and terror link explored in Netherlands attack – It’s The Fix.
McDonald's appeals EU decision to cancel Big Mac trademark
This is the latest round of the brand battle between McDonalds and Galway-based Supermacs.
Utrecht shooting: Dutch police 'seriously' investigating terror motive after letter found
Three people died and five people were injured in the incident yesterday.
Jordan Peele’s new horror Us packs even more thrills than Get Out - here's the trailer
It stars Lupita Nyong’o in her most talked-about role yet.
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Sport Ireland seeking 'urgent clarification' on John Delaney's €100,000 loan to the FAI
The statutory authority is seeking an explanation for a loan provided by the FAI’s CEO two years ago.
Alleged IRA man goes on trial accused of raping two teenage boys in republican safehouse
The man (45) has pleaded not guilty at the Central Criminal Court.
Former soldier settles case over health problems he claims were caused by anti-malaria drug
He brought proceedings over what he claimed were the effects of taking Larium while he served with the Defence Forces.
Trains not stopping at Portarlington Station due to fire in nearby building
There are currently bus transfers operating between Portarlington and Portlaoise stations.
'We were so lucky that day': Nurse who saved Dublin Bus driver helps launch nationwide CPR training
The Irish Heart Foundation aims to train as many as 100,000 people within two years.
Two men arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over Tyrone nightclub tragedy
Three teenagers died on St Patrick’s Day.
Man jailed for animal cruelty days before his son died moves to appeal his three-year sentence
James Kavanagh pleaded guilty to 30 counts of causing or allowing animal cruelty at his property in April 2015.
Fast food giant Leon to open first Irish branch on site of former Temple Bar landmark
The healthy fast food outlet will be located on Crown Alley, in the building of the former Eager Beaver shop.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Retelling of Anne O'Brien's incredible story takes inaugural 20x20 award
Eoin O’Callaghan’s piece on The42 has been recognised with a new prize aimed at rewarding coverage of women in sport.
Pope rejects resignation of French cardinal convicted of sex abuse cover-up
France’s highest-ranking Catholic official failed to report sex abuse by a priest.
'Yellow vest' protesters have stormed the British Attorney General's office
No arrests have been made, the Met Police said, who are at the scene.
More to Ireland den dis? Alan Partridge 'Men Behind the Wire' clip prompts amusement, bemusement
Viewers’ jaws may have dropped a little when the songs were aired – but a joke’s a joke right? Hopefully.
Bird known as 'the Messi of pigeons' sells for record €1.25m
Armando had been expected to break the previous record of €376,000, but not by such a margin.
Dublin ace forward undergoes surgery for fractured jaw following clash with Tyrone keeper
Paddy Andrews shipped a heavy blow from Niall Morgan during their Division 1 fixture at the weekend.
Gardaí renew appeal for information on second anniversary of Tina Satchwell's disappearance
To date, the investigation has resulted in over 330 lines of enquiry being conducted.
Woman who stole over €40,000 from former GP she was caring for jailed for two years
The victim, now aged 90, said she felt an “immense sense of betrayal”.
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Poll: Should colleges be at risk of losing funding if sexual consent classes aren't provided?
A NEW GOVERNMENT-commissioned report has recommended that all third-level colleges should be obliged to provide classes on sexual consent for students or risk losing State funding, the Irish Times reported today.
That’s one of the recommendations in the report that was commissioned by Minister of State for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor. Overall, it outlines steps that should be mandatory for third-level institutions to help create “safer and more respectful campuses”.
Under agreements that would be made, the Higher Education Authority would be able to withhold or deduct funding if a college underperforms in its duties.
So, today we’re asking you: Should colleges be at risk of losing funding if sexual consent classes aren’t provided?
Poll Results:
69% No (6229)
25% Yes (2276)
5% Not sure (487)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: Tech giants must be held responsible for publishing images of murder and child abuse
By Diarmuid Pepper
Opinion: When the Beatles played Dublin in 1963 John Lennon declared: ‘We’re all Irish’
By Francis Kenny
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