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Italian police seize 800kg missile and Nazi memorabilia during probe into far-right groups
Three people were arrested following the discovery.
Man rescued after boat capsizes off coast of south Dublin
The incident happened at around 4pm today.
Appeal to help trace teenage girl missing from Kerry since 13 July
Shania Coffey was last seen at her home on Saturday.
Just 18 months into his Kerry career, this is already David Clifford's team
The heir to Colm Cooper’s throne, Clifford shone on the big stage once again.
5 important things to know before you start investing, according to the Money Doctor
Buy low, sell high? It’s not quite that simple, says John Lowe.
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Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt hit out at 'un-British' Donald Trump tweets in final leadership debate
Both men met in another leadership debate today.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Here’s what made the news today.
Over 200 tonnes of unfit or illegal meat and food products seized at Irish ports since 2016
The meat was seized after failing to meet standards for import into Ireland.
'We just hugged and Eoin said: 'We did this, Dad, me and you''
It hasn’t been an easy journey but Jody Morgan was the proudest man in Lord’s on Sunday.
A new RTÉ documentary wants people to share what 'home' means to them during Ireland's housing crisis
RTÉ is asking for submissions on what home means to Irish people in the middle of a housing crisis.
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5 of the most incredible spots around Ireland for a sea swim - and what to see when you dry off
Man (27) arrested on suspicion of murdering American scientist whose body was found in WWII bunker
The body of Suzanne Eaton was found in the bunker in early July.
Court dispute involving Catholic priest facing drug charges in US to be heard in October
Fr Michael O’Leary was arrested for possession of a controlled substance in March.
Israel's education minister faces calls to resign over comments on 'gay conversion' therapy
Rafi Peretz’s latest controversial comments came in a television interview on Saturday.
Court finds woman who faced 61 charges of neglect and abuse of her two children unfit to be tried
The two children were taken into care in 2010.
'Hey Google, let my housemates know I'm almost home': The future of personal safety
Sarah Harford on the upcoming tech that’ll give you more peace of mind.
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'He lifted the gloom of the nation': Dublin says goodbye to Brendan Grace
The Liberties was shut down for the day as fans and friends gathered for the funeral of Brendan Grace.
TV Wrap - Amazing tennis and cricket drama shows importance of keeping sport free-to-air
Elsewhere, viewers were annoyed by the Sunday Game. Again.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
'I will never rest until I get justice': Mother of Santina Cawley pleads with killer to come forward
Santina died after being found with serious injuries on 5 July.
Protesters want an end to annual pig race in Arklow
The organisers say the event is not cruel to the pigs.
DCU president to lead HSE's 'rapid review' into IT glitch that left 800 without smear test results
Simon Harris said he was not made aware of the IT glitch until last Wednesday.
As it happened: Republic of Ireland v Norway, U19 European Championship
Tom Mohan’s youngsters kick off their tournament in Armenia against a Norwegian side managed by Gunnar Halle.
Fair City actor and theatre director Karl Shiels dies aged 47
The actor died suddenly, according to his management.
If it rains today, it could rain for 40 days ... or so they say
Met Éireann is predicting some scattered showers throughout the day.
'Mr Nobody' jailed for managing Kinahan gang's 'arsenal'
Declan Brady was sentenced to 11-and-a-half years imprisonment by the Special Criminal Court.
Trump lashes out at liberal congresswomen again after being slammed as 'racist'
In his initial tweets, Trump told progressive Democratic congresswomen to “go back” where they came from.
World War II codebreaker to be face of Bank of England's new £50 note
The Bank of England said that Alan Turing played a pivotal role in the development of early computers.
Man charged in connection with alleged intimidation of Criminal Assets Bureau officer
The man in his 50s was arrested this morning in Co Wexford.
Dáil bars undergoing 'deep clean and sanitisation' following rat sighting
Leinster House in Dublin was first built in 1745 and is currently undergoing renovation works.
'I'm conditioned in such a way to be suspicious of the FAI... But things have changed'
Noel Mooney was praised for improving the atmosphere at the association by Stephen McGuinness and others yesterday.
Ana Kriegel murder: Sentencing of Boy A and Boy B delayed until 29 October
The court is waiting for psychiatric reports to be completed.
Man (30s) arrested after heroin worth estimated €700k seized in Dublin
He is expected to appear before a sitting of Tallaght District Court later this morning.
New app allows public to check if HGV vehicles have valid permit to be in Dublin city centre
HGV drivers who enter the cordon in the city without a valid permit can be fined €800.
Poll: Would you like to see Donald Trump impeached?
Trump was called “racist” and “xenophobic” after telling progressive Democratic congresswomen to “go back” where they came from.
Woman (27) hospitalised with serious injuries after being involved in motorcycle collision
The single vehicle collision happened at around 3.30pm yesterday at Moness, Burt in Co Donegal.
Children take stolen car on 1,000km road trip across Australian outback before being caught
Police are investigating several alleged offences committed during the road trip.
The cost of motoring has come down - but not for everyone
Insurance and petrol costs are the biggest factors.
Gardaí and family 'extremely concerned' for 23-year-old man missing since 4 July
Pawel Alexsandrazak is missing from the Fairgreen area of Co Limerick.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Undocumented migrants in US wait in fear as no immediate sign of threatened large-scale raids
ICE agents were expected to conduct raids in at least 10 major cities yesterday.
'The time has come to act': European powers urge dialogue in Iran nuclear crisis
Tensions are continuing to intensify between Iran and the US.
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Poll: Would you like to see Donald Trump impeached?
US CONGRESSWOMAN RASHIDA Tlaib has called for the impeachment of US president Donald Trump after he tweeted telling progressive Democratic congresswomen to “go back” where they came from.
Yesterday, he claimed the women “originally came from countries whose governments are a complete and total catastrophe” and accused them of “viciously” criticising him and the US.
These women include Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Ayanna Pressley. All of whom have hit back at Trump, branding his comments as racist.
“Want a response to a lawless and complete failure of a president? He is the crisis. His dangerous ideology is the crisis. He needs to be impeached,” Rashida Tlaib tweeted.
Most Democrats believe their best chance of getting rid of Trump is the 2020 presidential election but the party is divided with many in the progressive wing, like Tlaib, pushing for impeachment proceedings.
Impeaching Trump would mean bringing formal charges against him followed by a trial in the Senate. But impeachment would only be the first step toward removing him from office. To actually oust him, two-thirds of the Senate would have to vote to convict him.
The only two American presidents ever to have been impeached were Andrew Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1998. Neither was actually convicted and removed from office.
So today we’re asking: Would you like to see Donald Trump impeached?
Poll Results:
Yes (8615)
No (2599)
I don't care (992)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Stressed about summer with the kids? How to make the next few weeks a success for all the family
By Shane Dunphy
Summer can seem like a difficult time to be a parent, but it doesn’t need to be.
The Irish For: The perception that Irish is intimately linked to Catholicism is too widely held
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
Some languages are intimately associated with religions but not Gaeilge, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
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