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Around 1,300 Dublin property owners to get average of €25k compensation over Bus Connects plan
The cost of continuous bus routes linking areas of Dublin with the city will likely stretch into billions of euro.
Yesterday’s News
US defence chief rallies troops as migrant caravan nears Mexican border after 1,500km journey
Jim Mattis said it’s clear that the show of force at the US-Mexico border was necessary.
New York trial told that drug baron 'El Chapo' Guzman was leader of deadly Sinaloa cartel, not scapegoat
He is accused of leading the Sinaloa cartel, turning it into the world’s largest criminal group.
'I remember coming out for the warm-up and the chants were 'Kill the Fenian bastards''
Joe Waters was part of the Republic of Ireland side that faced Northern Ireland at Windsor Park at the height of The Troubles in 1979.
Woman in her 20s arrested as part of Fermanagh murder probe
It follows a man in his 20s also being arrested in connection with the crime yesterday.
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'One of the better days': Taoiseach says Ireland has achieved 'satisfactory outcome' with Brexit deal
While Ireland didn’t want Brexit, it had set out what it wanted to in negotiations, Varadkar said.
Explainer: why the resignation of an Israeli Minister over a ceasefire could spell trouble for Benjamin Netanyahu
The move has thrown the ruling Likud government into turmoil, opening up the chance of early elections.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
A Brexit deal at last, thongs hung up at the Spire, and agreement with doctors on abortion – it’s the evening fix.
Theresa May wins over her Cabinet on Brexit deal that Barnier says avoids hard border
The UK premier announced a speech after briefing her Cabinet on the latest Brexit deal draft.
'Sometimes you have to go down the minor road to get back on the main road'
Irish goalkeeper Aaron McCarey explains the ‘calculated decision’ behind his latest career move.
Man (80s) killed in single-vehicle collision in Cork
The collision occurred at around 2.50pm today.
Harris hails 'significant step' as contract agreed with doctors for the provision of abortion services
The contract will be offered by the HSE to medical practitioners who express an interest in providing such services.
How I Spend My Money: A student in Galway earning up to €500 a month from several odd jobs
The corporate law student works in a supermarket, drives tractors and helps out on the family farm.
Nearly half of all those watching TV last night watched the Maurice McCabe documentary
The show has been praised widely on social media since the first part aired on Monday.
Fox News backs CNN's legal action against the White House over journalist ban
Trump often praises Fox News, but it is against him on this one.
After some confusion, Theresa May WILL give a statement on Brexit tonight
Irish ministers met this morning while British cabinet is due to meet at 2pm.
Police release CCTV images in connection with murder of Irish aid worker
John Curran was found dead in his apartment last week.
333 extra beds to be made available as Dublin Region Homeless Executive launches winter strategy
The measure was announced in partnership with a range of charities.
18-year-old Ireland striker unlikely to feature against Denmark as he considers international future
Martin O’Neill says he spoke to the youngster about his eligibility during the week.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Man on trial for murdering partner told emergency services she 'fell down the stairs'
Prosecuting lawyers say a post-mortem examination will show her injuries were inconsistent with a fall.
Former Terenure College rugby coach to stand trial for indecent assault of nine boys
John McClean worked at the prestigious school for decades before taking up a position in UCD.
Plans rolled out for continuous bus lanes in Dublin - but property owners to lose parts of gardens to make way
The NTA has launched a public consultation on the latest phase of its Bus Connects plan.
New river rules seek to protect native Irish crayfish from plague-carrying alien invaders
Irish crayfish have been heavily impacted by plague in recent years.
'Clothes are not consent': Thongs hung up at Spire to protest use of clothing as rape trial evidence
The protest was organised by ROSA and Solidarity-People Before Profit TD Ruth Coppinger.
Peter Casey's former PR firm says it has nothing to do with Traveller video he tweeted
PR firm Bannerton says the video was “mistakenly retweeted” by its account.
Ireland's Windsor Park hero says FAI made 'genuine' apology over non-invitation
Alan McLoughlin has accepted an FAI invite to attend future games after the ‘oversight’ for tomorrow’s meeting with Northern Ireland.
Three men found guilty of plotting Christmas terror attacks in Melbourne
The court was told the men had bought machetes and ingredients to make homemade bombs.
'Displaying the victims underwear in court is evidence alright - of rape culture'
What I was wearing the night I was brutally raped does not justify the attack – but I knew some people would say that it did, writes Morgan Barbour.
Cork woman uses dog nuts to capture one-eyed raccoon lurking in her garden
The masked mammal got into a face-off with the woman’s 16-year-old dog.
'We're here to serve the people, not the organisation' - Drew Harris pens open letter to frontline gardaí
Harris has urged all members to sign the Code of Ethics to send a signal of their commitment to a human rights based service.
'There was a Lego set so I said I'd give it a try and I became obsessed with it'
Ireland wing Jacob Stockdale has discovered the perfect way to take his mind off the game.
Dublin city councillors to vote on extending pedestrian 'green man' time
Green Party councilor Ciarán Cuffe says that the increase would benefit the elderly.
Justice Minister 'cannot say at this stage' if Callinan's pension will be cancelled
Charlie Flanagan said that the cancellation of Callinan’s pension is subject to legal advice.
US tech firm announces 200 new AI technology jobs in Galway
The new hires will focus on advancing the company’s use of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
'A toxic wasteland': Hundreds of people still missing after California wildfires
The death toll has now risen to 48.
Poll: Would you fix a dash cam to your car for an insurance discount?
The plan is part of efforts to prevent fraudulent claims.
'The Leonardo da Vinci of diamonds': €44 million pink diamond smashes record at Geneva auction
The diamond was snapped up by American luxury brand Harry Winston.
The Strypes are splitting up
The young band had Irish and international success in recent years.
Social media ad regulations should be drawn up for future referendums, Commission says
The Referendum Commission says new regulations should be drawn up by government.
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Poll: Would you fix a dash cam to your car for an insurance discount?
AXA IS TO offer customers a 10% discount on their insurance if they fit a dash cam to their car.
The Irish Independent reports today that the plan is aimed at attempting to cut down on fraudulent injury claims.
Camera company Nextbase is also to offer a 10% discount on its dash cams as part of the initiative. But is this a good idea?
Poll: Would you fix a dash cam to your car for a motor insurance discount?
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How I Spend My Money: A student in Galway earning up to €500 a month from several odd jobs
By TheJournal.ie reader
The corporate law student works in a supermarket, drives tractors and helps out on the family farm.
'There's a risk we'll remember this whole episode as a case of two bad, and one good cop'
By John Devitt - @Transparency_ie
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