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Poll: Have you made up your mind how you'll vote in the local and European elections?
Ireland goes to the polls on Friday.
Enjoy the sun while it lasts, as rain is on the way
Tomorrow will be much like today, but rain is expected to arrive on Wednesday night.
The 8 at 8: Monday
Here’s everything you need to know as the day gets started.
Two young men arrested after disorder at Semple Stadium GAA match released without charge
The two youths were arrested following a game between Tipperary and Waterford in the Hurling Championship yesterday.
Man (40s) arrested after cannabis worth over €60,000 seized in Kildare
A house was searched yesterday afternoon, during which a growhouse was found.
Trump warns that war would mean 'the official end of Iran' as tensions continue to rise
Trump’s Cabinet is reportedly at odds on how to deal with Iran.
10% of Irish people reported witnessing adult abuse last year, research shows
Only 3% of those who witnessed abuse reported it to an authority such as the HSE or gardaí
Google to cut ties with Huawei as it's set to restrict access to Android
Google said it was complying with a US government order.
Opinion: 'The Farage approach would strip the heart from democracy'
The Brexit Party is leading the polls but has refused to publish a manifesto – that approach poses a threat to democracy, writes Matthew Murphy.
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'I just had to get a picture': 6 of Ireland’s most amazing photo ops, according to photographers
Farmers facing 'financial wipe out' to wait and see after government makes aid plea to Brussels
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed has said he has appealed to colleagues in other member states.
HSE issues tender for construction of new mortuary at University Hospital Waterford
It follows the suspension of mortuary services at the facility earlier this month.
Ireland South debate: Carbon tax and EU army dominate as nine candidates battle it out ahead of Friday's vote
Nine candidates took part in the Sunday night debate on RTÉ One.
Three west Dublin garda stations regularly share one patrol car as gang feud continues
A number of shootings related to the feud have happened in the last six months.
Yesterday’s News
Koepka survives major Sunday scare to defend PGA Championship title
The American held off a late challenge from Dustin Johnson to secure a wire-to-wire victory at Bethpage Black.
The 1995 referendum campaign was a thoroughly different beast to this one
Friday’s referendum has failed to see much of a debate.
Prince Charles and Camilla to take in the sights of Wicklow
Gardaí have been carrying out security sweeps of locations where the royals are due to visit.
Opinion: Are we ready to let go of the Catholic Church's rituals?
Baptism, First Communion, Confirmation, Marriage and Burial are now rites of passage but do we understand their theological foundations, writes Shane Dunphy.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Here’s what mead the news today.
'News flash morons - I’m not coming back': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Government will help family of Trinity professor who went missing on Everest 'in any way possible'
Seamus Lawless went missing on the world’s highest mountain earlier this week.
Hedgecutting on M7 in Naas permitted as part of planned roadworks
Ensuring that there are no birds nesting in the area earmarked for clearance is a requirement for planned construction work.
Cork bounce back as they claim impressive win against All-Ireland champs Limerick
31,274 in the Gaelic Grounds for today’s clash.
No more scrambling for tickets... or listening to commentators? The future of watching sport
Sarah Harford on the technological changes that are set to upend our experience of the big game.
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As it happened: Limerick v Cork, Munster Hurling Championship
The Rebels aim to bounce back as they take on the reigning All-Ireland champions.
17 people injured after explosion hits tourist bus near Egyptian pyramids
It comes months after a similar explosion killed three tourists in the region.
Switzerland votes to approve stricter gun laws in line with EU regulations
Reports suggest the country has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world.
Son of Sophie Toscan du Plantier appeals to locals of West Cork to attend trial in France
Pierre-Louis Baudey Vignaud said that it was imperative that the relevant parties travel to France.
As it happened: Tipperary v Waterford, Munster Hurling Championship
We went minute-by-minute as Tipperary welcomed Waterford to Semple Stadium.
'A total exaggeration': Tánaiste dismisses reports of row between government and US over Trump visit
It has been widely reported that Trump will be in the country for a number of days at the beginning of June.
Trump says he's 'strongly pro-life' but supports abortion in cases of rape, incest and protecting life of mother
Trump’s comments come after several US states passed tough new restrictions on abortions.
'I felt I wasn't even in contention at stages at Munster and that dents confidence'
After being released by Munster, Dave Johnston has enjoyed an excellent first season with Ealing Trailfinders.
Dublin Zoo's latest tiger cubs are now seven months old - here's how they're getting on
They’re almost grown-up.
Poll: Will you watch the last episode of Game of Thrones this week?
It’s finally all coming to an end.
'I've realised that Ireland is where I want to settle when the rugby career ends'
30-year-old Ian Madigan has had a challenging season with Bristol Bears.
There are around 50 'new Irish' running for council seats. We hit the trail with three of them in Dublin
Candidates with backgrounds in countries as far afield as Mauritius and India are running.
There was one winner of last night's Lotto jackpot worth €6.2 million
The winning ticket was sold in the north east of the country.
Kompany departs Manchester City after captaining club to domestic treble
The Belgian defender won four Premier League titles during an 11-year spell with the club.
Sitdown Sunday: How half a tonne of cocaine transformed an island
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s everything you need to know as Sunday gets started.
Theresa May says she's going to make a 'bold offer' to MPs to get them to support her Brexit deal
MPs have rejected the deal May agreed with Brussels three times already.
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Poll: Have you made up your mind how you'll vote in the local and European elections?
IT’S ONLY A few days now until the Irish electorate goes to the polls on Friday for this year’s local and European elections.
Over 2,000 people are bidding to be elected to local councils while it’s a very competitive field vying to be members of the European Parliament.
The posters have been up for several weeks and candidates have been on the airwaves outlining why they feel they should get your vote on 24 May.
We asked you at the beginning of this month if you’d made up your mind yet, and many hadn’t. So, at the beginning of election week, have you made up your mind how you’ll vote in the local and European elections?
Poll Results:
Yes to both (3)
No (2)
Yes, but just for the local elections (1)
Yes, but just for the Euro elections (1)
I won't be voting (1)
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Opinion: 'The Farage approach would strip the heart from democracy'
By Matthew Murphy - @Matt_Murphy15.
The Irish For: Let's settle the 'crack' versus 'craic' debate by looking at the evidence
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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