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Six Cocker Spaniel puppies seized by DSPCA and Revenue at Dublin Port last night
The puppies were found concealed among furniture in a van.
The dynamic duo in the Tipp defence that lorded the skies against Kilkenny
Both aged 23, Ronan Maher and Barry Heffernan enjoyed vastly different career trajectories but shone on the big stage yesterday.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Judge warns of 'serious consequences' after woman posts about childcare proceedings on social media
The woman’s lawyer initially told the court that his client was not willing to remove the material.
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'She was so full of fun, joy and life': Funeral takes place of five-year-old who drowned in Germany
Emmy was visiting a lake with her family when she briefly went missing and was later found in the water.
Retrofit scheme: Pre-deadline applications WILL be processed despite closure
The minister has sought to assure homeowners worried about the end of the pilot programme.
HSE accused of 'robbing Peter to pay Paul' by cutting €31.80 allowance for students with disability
Organisations have said young people with a disability will have “a further barrier to equality placed before them”.
Explosion near border was deliberate attempt to kill police officers, PSNI says
The explosion has been condemned by politicians on both sides of the border.
Vigil to be held as man (75) attacked at weekend remains in critical condition
The incident happened in Ballybough, Dublin on Saturday morning.
8 big questions about starting college, answered by an expert
There are so many avenues of support during college, says Griffith College’s Sinéad O’Callaghan.
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Building firm caught up in school structural defects controversy wins contract to build new hospital block
A total of 42 schools built by WBS were inspected over concerns about structural problems.
The team that Joe built: Putting together a 2019 World Cup squad
We examine how Ireland’s head coach has developed a group of players to compete in Japan.
'A few bumps in the road’: Number 10 attempts to downplay Operation Yellowhammer revelations
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is set to declare later that the UK is facing a Brexit ‘crisis’.
Irish Water warns about potential smells from Ringsend treatment plant in the coming days
It’s a result of maintenance works at the site.
Join us for The42's Rugby World Cup Preview Night with James Lowe and Scott Fardy
We’re heading back to the Liberty Hall Theatre in Dublin on Wednesday 4 September.
Banks use time limit to challenge tracker mortgage complaints to Ombudsman
Ombudsman Ger Deering said up to 500 customers could be affected by these challenges.
Poll: When should we hold a general election?
We’re waiting on Brexit, but for how long?
Tributes paid to former UL lecturer and All-Ireland club winner who died over the weekend
David Weldrick (71) died after getting into difficulty while swimming in Clare.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s all the news to know as you start your week.
Gran Canaria: 5,000 evacuated as 'extremely fierce' wildfire sweeps holiday island
More than 600 firefighters and 14 aircraft have battled to contain the flames.
Firefighters battle 'substantial' blaze overnight at derelict building in Cork
Cork City Fire Brigade was called to the building in the Blackpool area yesterday evening.
Liam Sheedy: 'We have some of the best players ever to wear that blue and gold jersey'
The Tipperary manager hailed his All-Ireland winners.
'Essentially, it's a large real estate deal': Trump confirms he's considering buying Greenland
Trump last week expressed interest in the self-governing part of Denmark.
High Court to hear Ryanair bid to prevent pilots' strike
Their trade union served notice last week of plans for 48 hours of strike action from midnight on 22 August.
Ireland's economy is set to keep growing next year, but could be seriously hit by a no-deal Brexit
Ibec states that the economy is set to grow by 4% this year.
Prince Andrew 'appalled' by Jeffrey Epstein allegations as video emerges of him at financier's home
Buckingham Palace says any suggestion Andrew would condone exploitation is “abhorrent”.
New process will make it easier for non-European partners of Irish citizens to work here
Partners of Irish citizens can now apply for permission to reside in the country before they travel to Ireland.
Senators to move back to their old digs as Ceramics Room to be returned to the National Museum
The refurbishment of Leinster House is set to cost in the region of €17 million.
Rise in college students skipping lectures to go to work because of financial struggles
The survey finds that 55% of students say they are missing their lectures in favour of paid work.
HSE is carrying out multiple investigations into pharmacy prescription fraud claims
The majority of these investigations centre around the practice known as phased dispensing.
Emergency Brexit fund is accepting applications from Irish farmers from today
Farmers have decried the declining prices being offered for their produce due to the dramatic drop in the value of sterling.
Asylum seekers forced to wash clothes in sinks at Dublin hotel
Over 1,000 asylum seekers are now living in hotels and B&Bs around Ireland.
Yesterday’s News
North Dublin apartment block refused planning permission following objection from local pub
The Bald Eagle raised concerns that the block would negatively impact its business.
How a Shannon-side sculpture sparked a culture war in Athlone
A proposed sculpture has fueled a debate about cultural misappropriation in Athlone.
'My second oldest brother was a Rovers fanatic... All I could see were the tears running down his face'
John Coady on fulfilling a boyhood dream and a difficult period at Chelsea.
How much do you know about Michael Collins?
Let’s test your knowledge of The Big Fella.
Saoirse McHugh: The time is right for an agricultural revolution in Ireland
Intensive agriculture has damaged the planet. But we can change that.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
The All-Ireland hurling final and how a no-deal Brexit could impact Northern Ireland had everyone talking today.
Migrants jump off rescue boat in bid to reach Italian island
Some of the people on board have spent months or years in Libyan detention camps, suffering torture and sexual abuse.
‘I wanted them to know who Liam was’: The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Family of bottlenose dolphins spotted off Kerry coast
The dolphins are believed to have travelled from Scotland.
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Poll: When should we hold a general election?
THE LEAKING OF the UK government’s plans for a no-deal Brexit have laid out the potential for a hard border in Ireland and protests and food shortage in Britain.
The news came as there were reports that UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson was laying the groundwork for a general election. Johnson reportedly favours an election day after the Brexit date of 31 October.
In Ireland, Fianna Fáil leader has said his party would not spark a general election until the picture on Brexit becomes clearer. This could be complicated if we get another, longer, extension to Brexit.
Labour leader Brendan Howlin has said that we should have one at the same time as the UK. So what do you think?
Poll: When should we hold a general election?
Poll Results:
As soon as possible (2975)
Sometime in 2020 (2496)
After 31 October but before 2020 (1252)
Early 2021 (1193)
At the same time as the UK (249)
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Saoirse McHugh: The time is right for an agricultural revolution in Ireland
By Saoirse McHugh
Intensive agriculture has damaged the planet. But we can change that.
The Irish For: How a familiar tale can help young bookworms become bilingual
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
From the Garden: What to do when you have an abundance of vegetables
By Michael Kelly
Large amounts of veg can be used up and kept for later in many ways.
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