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Universities put Irish students in Italy on high alert as number of coronavirus cases there rockets
More than 10 people have died from the virus in Italy as confirmed cases reach over 280.
Council considers 'third party' model to provide public toilets in Dublin city centre
Councillors say Dublin City Council should already be providing public toilets in the city centre.
Yesterday’s News
Julian Assange phoned the White House to warn lives would be put at risk, court hears
Assange’s lawyer said that the extradition request “boldly and brazenly” misrepresents the facts.
Mary Lou McDonald: Sinn Féin will not take part in protest calling for change of government
People Before Profit are organising a protest for change on 7 March.
Singer Duffy reveals she was 'raped, drugged and held captive' for several days
The 35-year-old has not released an album since 2010.
From The42 
Alonso sent off as Bayern crush Chelsea to put one foot in Champions League quarter-finals
All the goals came in the second half with Serge Gnabry scoring twice.
How well do you know your co-workers? We put colleagues in three workplaces to the test
Plus, their advice for getting to know your colleagues better.
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Man fatally stabbed outside Dublin house named as Gareth Kelly (39)
The incident happened at the Brownsbarn estate in Kingswood.
Harris to meet with IRFU tomorrow after Dept says Ireland - Italy Six Nations game shouldn't go ahead
Health Minister Simon Harris made the announcement this evening.
Coronavirus: St Patrick's Festival organisers say they'll ‘follow advice in all matters of public safety'
The Department of Health said this evening that the Six Nations game due to take place a week before Patrick’s Day shouldn’t go ahead.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Here’s what made headlines today.
Remembering the last time the Six Nations ended up in chaos
The Ireland v Italy game is almost certain to be postponed because of the Coronavirus, evoking memories of 2001 when the foot and mouth crisis forced rugby to look at the bigger picture.
11-year-old girl who was allegedly abused by creche worker tells trial 'I wasn't making it up'
The girl made the comments during cross-examination today.
Senior Lord resigns after long-awaited report into historical child sex abuse in Westminster published
An inquiry found politicians “turned a blind eye” to child abuse to avoid scandals.
Dublin City Council starts legal bid to remove 'Horseboy' and David Attenborough murals
The murals did not have permission of the city’s planning department.
Three Irish soldiers injured in Mali after device explodes near convoy
The soldiers were injured around 900km north-east of the capital Bamako.
Varadkar and Martin agree to meet again while Sinn Féin and Green Party talk policy for 7.5 hours
More talks today but we’re still no closer to a government.
'We were just a group of friends': How 9th Impact went from living room idea to 20 million downloads
Dr Finn Krewer of 9th Impact shares the lessons learned.
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Freckles - the 'luckiest sheep in north Dublin' - uses a custom wheelchair to get around the farm
The sheep lives on a volunteer-run farm in St Anne’s Park, Dublin.
Nationwide Status Yellow snow and ice warning in effect with fresh wind warning for 3 counties tonight
The warning came into effect at 6am and will remain in place until 9am Wednesday.
Three children receive €225,000 settlement over alleged illnesses caused by windfarm near family home
The three children claimed that they had to leave their family home months after a nearby windfarm began operation.
Travel advice: Can I cancel my trip to Italy over coronavirus (and will I get a refund)?
The Department of Foreign Affairs is advising against travel to certain areas of Italy – these are your options if you have a trip booked.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Schools in Wicklow and Dublin taking precautions after return of students from Italy ski trips
Schools are being constantly updated by the HSE regarding the outbreak.
Kieran Greene found guilty of murdering woman whose remains were found in Dublin and Wicklow mountains
Patricia O’Connor was Kieran Greene’s partner’s mother.
In a first, the Planning Regulator has urged a minister to reverse decision for east Cork retail village
Under legislation, Minister Damien English has two weeks to decide whether to accept or reject the regulator’s recommendation.
Coronavirus spreads to southern Italy as Switzerland, Austria and Croatia report cases
Here at home the National Public Health Emergency Team is meeting to monitor the situation and advance preparedness plans.
'If Murray is playing that first half for England, he's probably man of the match'
Ireland lock James Ryan says the forwards need to make life easier for Conor Murray and Johnny Sexton.
Write short stories? Here's your chance to have your work featured on TheJournal.ie and RTÉ
The RTÉ Short Story competition is back for 2020 – and once again we’ll be featuring three winning stories on our site.
Gardaí issue witness appeal after woman struck by bus in Dublin
The woman is currently in St James’ Hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Coronavirus and Brexit talks add urgency to government formation, says Simon Coveney
The tánaiste was speaking in Brussels at an EU special summit.
EU to demand 'level playing field' and access to UK waters in Brexit trade talks
The terms also include a controversial clause stating that Britain should “return unlawfully removed cultural objects to their countries of origin”.
First case of rubella in Ireland in more than a decade confirmed at company in Cork
The HSE is advising that the best protection from rubella is the MMR vaccine.
Hundreds of tourists at Tenerife hotel in isolation after Italian citizen tests positive for coronavirus
A number of Irish nationals staying in the area have made contact with the Department of Foreign Affairs.
Iran's deputy health minister has been diagnosed with the coronavirus
Clusters of the illness have been reported across Iran.
Eddie Jones says sorry for remark about Ireland – but does he mean it?
England’s outspoken coach initially said his team could have declared at half-time against Ireland.
Placido Domingo says he is 'truly sorry' after investigation finds multiple harassment complaints from women
The investigation was carried out by the US union representing opera performers.
'I keep to myself more than in the past': Teenagers attacked with acid discuss impact on their lives
One of the victim’s mother said the incident had changed her son.
Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak dies aged 91
He ruled Egypt for over 30 years.
Students call on University of Limerick to reverse decision to double-up bedrooms on campus
Rent for the twin rooms will range from €2,800 to €4,250 per person.
Man arrested in connection with Keane Mulready-Woods murder released
A second man remains in custody.
Lise Hand: Mary Lou was borne aloft in a tricolour-draped golden palanquin carved from the bones of fallen Elites
Lise Hand was at the Sinn Féin rally in Cork last night, the first in a series planned for this week.
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Poll: What topping will you have on your pancakes?
PANCAKE TUESDAY IS here. Shops have stocked up on lemons, sugar and batter mix and it’s time to get flipping.
Whether you’re a fan of the thinner, crepe-like pancake or the thick, American-style ones there is no shortage of toppings to choose from.
Classic sugar and lemon? Nutella? Maple syrup?
Tell us – What topping will you have on your pancakes?
Poll Results:
Lemon & Sugar (4810)
Nutella (1700)
Syrup (972)
None, I do not like pancakes (804)
Fruit (418)
Savoury Toppings (385)
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Lise Hand: Mary Lou was borne aloft in a tricolour-draped golden palanquin carved from the bones of fallen Elites
By Lise Hand - @liseinthecity
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Opinion: “The next government needs to treat the rape epidemic as seriously as the housing and health crises”
By Lavinia Kerwick - @kerwick_lavinia
Lavinia Kerwick was the first Irish rape survivor to waive her anonymity.
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