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'Very disturbing': Longford GP surgery spray painted with anti-abortion graffiti overnight
Gardaí are investigating a report of criminal damage to the premise in Leader Park.
Man acquitted of Warren O’Connor's murder
The former soldier died from a single stab wound to the neck in 2010.
Young people in the North could be 'groomed into violent activity' if hard border returns, report claims
A new report warns that a hard border could materialise after six weeks due to a no-deal Brexit.
Cork camogie player Ashling Thompson to plead not guilty to assault charges
Her next hearing was fixed for 1 May.
'It's must-watch telly': What Curfew's star-studded cast say - from Sean Bean to Adrian Lester
Curfew starts this Friday at 9pm on Sky One.
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Emergency services dealing with chemical incident in Co Clare
Fire service received a call to the River Lodge Health and Fitness centre at 6.30am.
TV Wrap: Kilbane no-nonsense as Declan Rice saga finally reaches its end
Elsewhere, TG4 showed their latest innovation in covering sport.
Man attacked as paedophile-hunting group broadcasts live 'sting' on Facebook
Gardaí said the manner in which these groups operate has the potential to affect future criminal proceedings.
Seven Labour MPs quit the party claiming it's 'institutionally anti-semitic' and run by 'the machine of the hard left'
The MPs stopped short of forming a new party and will now sit in parliament as The Independent Group.
Almost half of all properties sold in 2018 bought with cash or savings
The latest quarterly Consumer Market Monitor shows that 55,000 homes were purchased last year, an 8% increase.
QUIZ: How Much Do You Know About Looking After Your Hair?
Is your hair really getting the TLC it deserves?
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Poll: Should Fianna Fáil withdraw their support for Fine Gael if there's a Brexit deal?
If the Withdrawal Agreement passes, there will be a transition period until 31 December 2020.
It's getting warmer: Temperatures will hit the mid-teens this week
This time last year, the Beast from the East was on the way.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s what’s made the headlines this morning.
Polish PM cancels Israel trip after reports of Netanyahu saying 'Poles collaborated with Nazis'
The Israeli prime minister’s office has said that he was “misquoted” in the article, and said that he meant individual Poles.
'Digital gangsters' at Facebook knowingly violated data privacy and 'bullied' other tech companies
A report by the UK government has examined the tech giant’s role in spreading fake news.
‘I don’t care, I believe Putin': Ex-FBI chief details alleged Trump denials about North Korea's nuclear arsenal
Andrew McCabe was acting director general of the FBI after the firing of James Comey.
'You want your mates to go well but you have to be a little bit selfish about it'
32-year-old Rob Kearney returned to make a strong impression for Ireland against Scotland in the Six Nations.
Fianna Fáil's Barry Andrews gets nod ahead of two other ex-ministers to run for MEP in Dublin
Andrews will be seeking to win back a seat for the party in the capital.
Woman dies in single-vehicle crash in Naas
Gardaí are at the scene and local diversions are in place.
Opinion: Irish people travelled to Nicaragua in solidarity in the 1980s - now it needs our help again
The Nicaraguan people continue to struggle for democracy and justice – only this time against a surprising enemy writes Molly O’Duffy.
Delays of 30-45 minutes to trains going to and from Heuston due to vandalism
Newbridge to Grand Canal Dock train services are operating from/to Hazelhatch as a result.
Irish businesses urged to contact suppliers to ensure post-Brexit consistency
It is six weeks until Britain leaves the EU.
Hundreds of employment scheme supervisors to strike over 11-year-old claim for pension rights
CE scheme supervisors will stage a 10-hour stoppage over the court’s recommendation from 2008 about their pension rights.
Former Real IRA commander: Even cameras on masts would be seen as 'spy posts' in border regions
John Connolly, the group’s leader in prison in the 2000s, says things would change dramatically in the event of a hard border.
Yesterday’s News
'Not now and not ever': 1,000 new homes planned for west Dublin, which locals say brings a 'high risk' of flooding
The vast majority of Fingal County Councillors voted in favour of adopting the Barnhill Local Area Plan.
'You give everything you have, running around like a lunatic, and I’m still doing that at nearly 70'
National team kit man and former League of Ireland star Mick Lawlor reflects on his football career.
Abuse survivor says legal profession should 'bring their morals as well as law books into courtrooms'
Leona O’Callaghan said the government and judiciary needs to stop pointing at each other and step up to make changes.
'I felt so humiliated, I burst into tears': Woman questions why she was asked for adoption cert when applying for PSC
The woman’s adopted status is not well known and she was unaware she would have to discuss the topic in public.
How I Spend My Money: A secondary school teacher in Meath on €41,000 who saved up to buy her mother an apartment back home
She balances her saving plans with a healthy social life.
How a former Aer Lingus flight attendant became one of the most famous Irish athletes on the planet
Becky Lynch chats to The42 about her remarkable rise to the top of WWE.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
A rally in Rooskey, airline Flybmi and controversial comments about homelessness made headlines today.
Goodbye woofs and meows, hello doggie translators: Here's the future of being a great pet owner
Could tech help you converse with your pet? Hear more in our new podcast.
'The gang saved my life. If it weren’t for them lads, I’d be dead by now'
A young gang member speaks about why he joined a gang – and the impact it had on his life.
QUIZ: How Much Do You Know About Ireland's Thriving Tech Industry?
The country is home to an impressive list of global tech companies. Do you know the ins and outs?
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Confrontation at 'No To Racism' rally in Rooskey
The rally follows Monday night’s fire at the Shannon Key West Hotel, earmarked for asylum seekers.
'I couldn’t look at my grandkids and say I kept my hands in my pockets at a time like this': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Protesters gather outside home of Minister for Communications Richard Bruton
Around 10 people demonstrated at the scene this afternoon.
Nolan lands dramatic injury-time winner as Wexford edge past 14-man Tipperary
Liam Sheedy’s side lost Noel McGrath to a red card in the first period.
Council Chief Executive criticised for saying good homeless services create demand
“Dublin is a major draw for people who are homeless,” Keegan said.
Homeless charity says proposal on council house offer refusals is a distraction tactic
Focus Ireland said the fact that people are turning down offers is actually “symptomatic of the failure of housing policy”.
Hot Press writer launches legal proceedings against Broadsheet.ie and Twitter
Olaf Tyaransen filed a High Court action against the two companies on Thursday.
Limerick stay top of the table with impressive 9-point win over Kilkenny
Nowlan Park hosted today’s clash.
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Poll: Should Fianna Fáil withdraw their support for Fine Gael if there's a Brexit deal?
FIANNA FÁIL AGREED to extend their support for Fine Gael’s minority government last year, citing the uncertainty around Brexit as the reason.
Despite the extension of the Confidence and Supply Agreement, Fianna Fáil have been putting pressure on the government over the National Children’s Hospital costs, the CervicalCheck backlog, and the nurses’ and midwives’ pay dispute.
Today, the Irish Times reports that a number of Fianna Fáil TDs say the party will collapse the government if there is a Brexit deal. If the Withdrawal Agreement passes, there will be a transition period until 31 December 2020 to give people time to prepare for Brexit.
So we’re asking: should Fianna Fáil withdraw their support for Fine Gael’s minority government if there’s a Brexit deal?
Poll Results:
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Opinion: Irish people travelled to Nicaragua in solidarity in the 1980s - now it needs our help again
By Molly O'Duffy
How I Spend My Money: A secondary school teacher in Meath on €41,000 who saved up to buy her mother an apartment back home
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'The gang saved my life. If it weren’t for them lads, I’d be dead by now'
By Shane Dunphy
A young gang member speaks about why he joined a gang – and the impact it had on his life.
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