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Maria Bailey resigns as chair of two more Oireachtas committees following 'swing-gate'
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar last month sacked Bailey from the position of chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Housing.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Trump is talking about Greenland again and vehicles clamped in Dublin… here’s your round up of the day.
'Every muscle and nerve died in my body. I couldn't hear, I couldn't see, I couldn't speak'
Elaine Muldoon took part in Beaumont Hospital Foundation’s annual Honour Your Heroes event today.
'I would consider it an absolute privilege. I've never come across anybody like Joe'
Mick Kearney was an integral part of Joe Schmidt’s management team for three years.
Fishing vessel detained off Dublin coast for alleged breach of fishing regulations
This is the seventh vessel detained by the Naval Service so far in 2019.
Garda probe after young Muslim woman assaulted and allegedly had her hijab removed in Dundrum
The incident happened on Sunday evening.
Katy Hayward: Why we should take note of the unexpected in Boris Johnson's letter to Donald Tusk
Johnson’s letter to Tusk signals the approach the new British prime minister is taking with Europe, writes Katy Hayward.
The 25th James Bond movie title has finally been revealed
The title was announced earlier today.
Win our great All-Ireland final prize - tickets to Dublin v Kerry plus a night in the four-star Brooks Hotel
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Property website Daft.ie ordered to block discriminatory adverts after WRC ruling
The decision follows a case taken by the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission (IHREC).
This woman was paralysed on one side - two years later she walked on the Great Wall of China
Sacha Dekker took part in Beaumont Hospital Foundation’s annual Honour Your Heroes event today.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
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Hawk-Eye clear up confusion over Donnelly's contentious All-Ireland final point
Brian Hogan was adamant that he’d prevented the ball from going over, but Hawk-Eye says it was correct to award the score.
Ryanair strike injunction decision due tomorrow
A 48 hour strike is planned from 12am on Thursday morning.
National broadband network should remain in public ownership, committee recommends
The project which will see the roll-out of a State-subsidised broadband service across the country.
Italy plunged into crisis as Prime Minister resigns after collapse of coalition with far-right
Giuseppe Conte’s resignation came under pressure from Matteo Salvini’s anti-immigrant League party, which has been soaring in opinion polls.
Gunman shot dead by police after holding bus passengers hostage in Rio
The man boarded a bus in Rio de Janeiro earlier today.
Simon Coveney conveys 'disappointment' with Boris Johnson's four-page letter on Brexit
Donald Tusk has re-iterated the EU’s commitment to the backstop.
Watchdog to review use of term 'unlimited' in phone plan advertising
The ASAI said new guidelines will help to ensure certain marketing terms are not misleading to consumers.
Man arrested and drugs worth €234k seized after gardaí give chase in Coolock
Cannabis and cash were later seized after searches in Darndale and Santry.
'That moment stands out for me probably more than my Premier League debut for Arsenal'
Graham Barrett is the guest on Episode Four of The Football Family.
Twitter and Facebook accuse China of social media campaign against Hong Kong protesters
Facebook and Twitter said they had shut down nearly 1,000 active accounts linked to China.
Former Home and Away actor Ben Unwin dies aged 41
Unwin played Jesse McGregor in the Australian soap.
Nursing homes: Almost half of HSE-run homes are failing when it comes to Garda vetting
Health watchdog found that HSE-run care homes were breaching Garda-vetting rules.
Two men arrested in Dublin over discovery of bomb under PSNI officer's car
The viable device was found under the officer’s car on the grounds of a golf club in June.
Poll: Does clamping cars reduce traffic?
A controversial measure at the time, clamping in the capital turns 21 this month.
Ryanair strike: Judge to rule on planned stoppage as early as this afternoon
A 48 hour strike is planned from 12am on Thursday morning.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Most Irish adults don't understand what HPV is, says new study
The study comes as boys are to be included in the national HPV immunisation programme.
'I promise not to do this': Donald Trump tweets picture of Trump tower on Greenland
Trump has said strategically for the US “it would be nice” to buy the island.
Jeffrey Epstein signed a will two days before his suicide
Lawyers representing women who claim they were sexually abused by Epstein have vowed to go after his assets.
El Salvador: Woman who was jailed after her baby was stillborn is acquitted in court
The 21-year-old said “it was hard the whole time I was inside.”
Police launch murder investigation after man shot dead in Co Down
The man’s body was discovered in a car in the Main Street area of the village just before 9pm.
Dummy loops, decoys and manipulation: 5 of Schmidt's sharpest plays
Ireland have produced sublime set-piece scores at important times during Schmidt’s tenure.
The emotional scars and the 'new normal' are the dirty little secrets of surviving cancer
Aoife Moggan writes about the scars – both physical and invisible – that a childhood diagnosis of cancer has left.
Gardaí investigate machete fight outside Carrick-on-Shannon chipper
The incident happened on Saturday evening.
Clamping hotspots: New figures show the most clamped streets in Dublin
A lack of valid paid parking accounted for one third of all offences.
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Poll: Does clamping cars reduce traffic?
NEW FIGURES HAVE revealed that an average of 129 motorists are clamped in Dublin every day.
A controversial measure at the time, clamping in the capital turns 21 this month after being introduced in August 1998 as a way of reducing traffic congestion.
The new figures have shown that 23,383 vehicles were clamped in the first six months of 2019. About 17% of which were for drivers who had parked in legal spaces but seen their parking fee elapsed.
But despite 21 years of clamping, Dublin ranks as one of the worst traffic congestion black spots in Europe. But would we be worse without it?
Poll: Does clamping cars reduce traffic?
Poll Results:
No, we'd be better off without it (4214)
No, but we should keep it anyway (1990)
Yes (910)
Don't know (421)
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Katy Hayward: Why we should take note of the unexpected in Boris Johnson's letter to Donald Tusk
By Katy Hayward - @hayward_katy
The emotional scars and the 'new normal' are the dirty little secrets of surviving cancer
By Aoife Moggan
Saoirse McHugh: The time is right for an agricultural revolution in Ireland
By Saoirse McHugh
Intensive agriculture has damaged the planet. But we can change that.
The Irish For: How a familiar tale can help young bookworms become bilingual
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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Dublin City councillor issues complaint against Gemma O'Doherty over hijab comments
A formal complaint was made to gardaí yesterday.
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