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Tens of thousands hit Hong Kong streets in anger at extradition law
Protesters opposing the government’s extradition bill are calling for the city’s leader Carrie Lam to step down.
Loughinisland journalists: It's still surreal to think we were arrested in Northern Ireland for a documentary
“Police officers were going through our computers, and taking documents that were completely unrelated to the film.”
Poll: Will you be marking Father's Day?
Is it a day where we can collectively appreciate our fathers, or is it too commercial for you?
Giants Stadium to Citrus Bowl burns: How well do you remember Ireland's '94 World Cup?
25 years on, can you recall the rollercoaster?
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'There's a right and wrong way to microwave': 8 mistakes you're probably making with your leftovers
Man (45) taken to hospital after Dublin stabbing
The man’s injuries are not thought to be life-threatening.
Justice Minister apologises to garda who faced dismissal after becoming pregnant by another garda
“What happened to her was clearly wrong on every level,” Charlie Flanagan said.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Sit back with a cup of coffee – here’s what’s in the headlines today.
Sitdown Sunday: The Golden State Killer
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Goodbye midnight texts, hello intercontinental kissing: The future of long-distance relationships
Sarah Harford on the technological innovations that are bringing long-distance loved ones closer together.
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The Irish For: A Bloomsday Breakfast with extra Subh Milis on Father’s Day 2019
In some ways, it is serendipitous that these two events should happen on the same Sunday, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
RTÉ's coverage of Women's World Cup could be 'turning point' for sport
The competition kicked off last Friday.
'There was an absolute moment where the light goes from his eyes'
Asif Kapadia’s new film tells the bittersweet story of a deeply flawed genius who captured the hearts of a nation.
Councillor criticises move to reduce the number of council meetings as 'attack on democracy'
The meetings are designed for councillors to discuss concerns they have in their respective electoral areas.
'When you smell it and live it and see kids dying, it's very hard not to do something about it'
Former Galway dual star Alan Kerins shares the brilliant story of his remarkable work in Africa.
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Live the country estate life in Wicklow on this 45-acre stud with a sauna and bar
'When you or I sit down in a restaurant, we need to know our tips are going directly to staff'
When a customer provides a tip after satisfactory service, they should know exactly where that money goes, writes Minister Regina Doherty.
Restaurants and bars that don't display their tips policy will face fines of up to €2,500 Exclusive
An amendment to the law is to be introduced to ensure tips go to the employee.
Government denies UN claim that housing in Ireland is 'unaffordable'
A letter from the UN said private housing investment has impacted security of tenure for renters.
Yesterday’s News
A search is under way for a century-old 'solidarity' book sent from Poland's children to Ireland
The book was a thank you gift after Ireland sent its own version in response to the Września children’s strike of 1901.
Murder investigation launched into death of 41-year-old woman in Westport
A man (40s) arrested in connection with this investigation remains in garda custody.
Commissioner apologises to garda who faced dismissal for giving birth outside wedlock
In 1985, 22-year-old Majella Moynihan faced disciplinary action after she became pregnant by a fellow garda.
'What is the perfect human body?': These artists have surprising answers
One exhibit asks what the human body would need to look like to withstand a car crash.
QUIZ: How Much Do You Know About The Most Popular News Stories Of The Last Year?
From sporting highs to Eurovision lows – what can you remember?
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Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Wexford and Kilkenny through to Leinster final on scoring difference after thrilling draw
A dramatic draw at Innovative Park means the sides will meet again in the decider on 30 June.
Quiz: How much do you know about Ireland's islands?
The Irish and Scottish governments are in dispute over the Atlantic sea island of Rockall.
Three-goal Dublin sensationally end Galway's summer and advance from Leinster
Joe Canning’s return couldn’t prevent Dublin from sealing their place in the All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final.
How many food businesses received closure orders last month? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The tender issued for on-site fitness instructors at the gym next to Leinster House.
'Only ask real questions': Learn how to house-hunt like a pro at our exclusive event
Find out where you’ll get the best value for money and more at Feels Like Home on June 20.
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Priests and worshippers in hard hats attend Notre Dame's first mass since fire
Only around 10% of money pledged for the cathedral’s reconstruction has been donated so far.
Winning EuroMillions Plus tickets worth €500k sold in Cork and Dublin
The winning numbers were 10, 16, 23, 33 and 35.
Offaly relegated to third tier of All-Ireland hurling for 2020 after loss to Kerry
A two-point defeat for the Faithful county in Tralee today.
British-Iranian woman begins fresh hunger strike in Tehran jail
Nazanin was sentenced to five years for allegedly trying to topple the Iranian government.
Have you seen Stephen? He's been missing from Dublin for 4 days
Stephen was last seen on James Street, Dublin 8.
Franco Zeffirelli, Oscar-nominated Italian director, dies aged 96
Internationally, he is best known for having directed the 1968 film version of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.
Mortgage rates in Ireland are still one of the highest in Europe
The volume of new mortgage agreements amounted to €598 million in April 2019.
From the Garden: Tomatoes are the most high-maintenance of all veg plants - but they’re worth it
As well as specific watering methods there is the regular pinching out of side shoots to allow air to circulate around the plants, writes Michael Kelly.
Investigation launched into suspected theft of over 100 sheep from Meath farm
The suspected theft allegedly occurred between 10 and 13 June.
German court fines two doctors over abortion 'advertising'
The ruling comes after the recent easing of a Nazi-era law banning practitioners from advertising of pregnancy terminations.
Leo Varadkar says Maria Bailey case 'wasn't a plus' during election campaign
In a wide-ranging interview on RTÉ this morning, Varadkar spoke about the election result, homelessness, and ruled out a reshuffle.
Event Guide: Here's what is happening around the country this weekend
Bloomsday, the Wild Atlantic Way and Cruinniú na nÓg are on the agenda for this weekend.
Poll: Do you think Boris Johnson should take part in the Channel4 live debate?
It’s been reported that there will be an empty lectern at tomorrow’s debate if Johnson doesn’t take part.
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Poll: Will you be marking Father's Day?
TODAY IS FATHER’S Day, a day where we can all collectively appreciate who our dads are, or who they were.
It can often be commercialised and an expensive day for some; others may feel they want to think of their father in their own way, without pressure to do so.
This morning we’re asking, will you be marking Father’s Day in some way?
Poll Results:
Yes (1114)
No (658)
I will, but I'd rather not (111)
I don't know (58)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The Irish For: A Bloomsday Breakfast with extra Subh Milis on Father’s Day 2019
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
'When you or I sit down in a restaurant, we need to know our tips are going directly to staff'
By Regina Doherty
From the Garden: Tomatoes are the most high-maintenance of all veg plants - but they’re worth it
By Michael Kelly
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