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All criminal charges dropped against Empire actor Jussie Smollett
Smollett’s lawyers released a statement today confirming the charges had been dropped.
Carbery commits long-term future to Munster after signing contract extension
The out-half joined the southern province from Leinster at the start of this season.
Nasa scraps first ever all-women spacewalk due to lack of available spacesuits to fit them
Nasa said it does its best to anticipate the spacesuit sizes, but that a person’s body may change when they’re in orbit.
Sammy Wilson says DUP won't vote for Theresa May's deal, and would prefer an extension
In an opinion piece for the Telegraph, Wilson wrote that May’s deal was ” toxic”, “flawed” and “damaging”.
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MEPs vote to scrap daylight savings - Ireland now has 12 months to say if it'll follow suit
The clocks are set to go forward this weekend, but that could be scrapped altogether in the future.
Residents stage protest at Direct Provision centre in Cork
They are unhappy they did not get to meet Minister David Stanton when he visited the centre yesterday.
O'Connell confirms Stade Francais departure after one season
The former Ireland second row says he does not plan to join another club next season amid links to Toulon.
McDonald says Commonwealth debate should happen in the context of a conversation about Irish reunification
Her comments come after the DUP’s Jeffrey Donaldson said Ireland should join the Commonwealth.
PSNI refers its handling of Tyrone disco crush to Ombudsman
The PSNI has said the first officers at the scene “withdrew to await further police support”.
'Our little warrior': Boy in stable condition after hit-and-run incident in Cork
Paul Higgins thanked everyone who had sent good wishes in a Facebook post.
Mother of newborn baby found dead in Cork maternity hospital
An investigation is underway and the cause of death is currently unknown.
Sipo finds against two councillors over contraventions of the Ethics in Public Office Act
Sipo today published two separate reports following investigation hearings.
Seven in 10 people don't support John Delaney's continued involvement with the FAI
Irish football fans are reported to be planning protests during tonight’s game against Georgia.
Poll: Should the four-year time period for divorce be reduced?
Under the current system, married couples need to have lived apart for at least four years during the previous five years.
Fines totalling more than €126k in court crackdown on M50 toll dodgers
The penalties yesterday ranged from €2,500 to €15,000.
Explainer: Indicative votes ahead as MPs 'take back control' - but will it make a difference to Brexit?
Theresa May wanted a meaningful vote this week, but instead has a series of indicative votes instead.
'Unwanted, unexpected and unsolicited': Boxer kisses reporter on lips during interview
Kubrat Pulev said he did it because he was “so elated” about his victory – the reporter said it was “embarrassing and strange”.
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Gardaí investigating after 19-year-old man shot in the leg in Louth
The man presented to hospital at around 11.30pm last night.
Goal-shy Ireland facing another anxious Aviva night against Georgia
With the Irish attack misfiring and controversy raging off the field, it may be a difficult return to Lansdowne Road for Mick McCarthy.
NTA expected to confirm planned Metrolink will terminate at Charlemont stop
The proposed route to Sandyford would have meant prolonged disruption to the Luas line.
Israel continues Gaza air strikes and Palestinian militants fire rockets despite apparent ceasefire
“Our response was very powerful, very very powerful,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
'Back me and sack me': How the British papers covered MPs 'taking control' of House
MPs have voted to seize control of parliamentary business in an unprecedented move that the government called “dangerous”.
Four-year time limit on divorce to be removed from Constitution if referendum passed
Through primary legislation the government would introduce, you would have to live apart for two years before getting a divorce.
Trump says 'evil' and 'treasonous' enemies will face scrutiny over Mueller report findings
The Pentagon also gave the green light for the first tranche of funds for Trump’s Mexico border wall.
Carbon taxes won’t stop climate change – we need more radical action
Fossil fuels are already taxed to the hilt and people haven’t moved to electric vehicles for one simple reason – they cannot afford to, writes Brian O’Boyle.
Conor McGregor announces his retirement from MMA
“Proper Pina Coladas on me fellas,” the UFC star tweeted early this morning.
Religious order that ran Tuam says it was 'under supervision, direction and inspection' of Irish State
That’s according to a confidential letter to a government minister.
Appeal lodged after council rejects plan for a penguinarium in Galway
Galway Atlantaquaria is appealing the decision to An Bord Pleanála.
These Mater Hospital nurses are raising money to help make patient stays feel more 'like home'
The nurses are raising money for items such as exercise bikes and other forms of holistic care.
Here's how various post-Brexit scenarios could impact the Irish economy
A new ESRI and Department of Finance report has examined what could happen in various scenarios.
Yesterday’s News
Tyrone GAA fan who had cash and match ticket robbed as he slept in Dublin hotel awarded €10k
Fahy said it took him a full two years to recover from the after-effects of his traumatic experience.
Seventh man arrested over Strokestown eviction incident released without charge
The events in December followed the repossession of a property by private security personnel days earlier.
'Take back control': MPs vote to hold series of Brexit votes on Wednesday
A minister resigned in order to vote to hold indicative votes on Wednesday, a proposal which Theresa May opposes.
'Unfortunate mix-up': British Airways flight to Düsseldorf ends up in Edinburgh
Passengers realised they were in the wrong city when the pilot said the plane was coming in to land in Edinburgh.
8 home DIY projects you definitely don’t need to hire a professional for
Five Irish DIY lovers share their easiest projects.
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Drunk driver who killed GAA coach jailed for four years
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Further suspicion arises around boxing decisions during Rio Olympics
French official Karim Bouzidi is at the centre of fresh allegations involving AIBA.
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'You left me for dead': Teenage boy pleads guilty to attempted murder of woman he met on social media, court hears
The young woman delivered a highly emotional victim impact statement to the court.
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Poll: Should the four-year time period for divorce be reduced?
THE CABINET WILL today agree on the wording of what the Irish electorate will be asked to vote on in the upcoming divorce referendum.
If the referendum is passed, the government would introduce primary legislation on the time period before you can get a divorce, rather than having it in the Constitution which must be put to a public vote when changes are proposed.
Under the current system, married couples need to have lived apart for at least four years during the previous five years. The new proposals would see that reduced to two years, with the Oireachtas providing the legislation for this.
The referendum is due to take place on 24 May, the same day as the local and European elections.
What do you think: Should the four-year minimum time period for divorce be reduced?
Poll Results:
Yes, to one year (4339)
Yes, to two years (2252)
No, it should stay the same (735)
I'm not sure (159)
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Opinion: In makeshift refugee camps a lost generation of Syrian children cling to hope
By Aine Costigan
The Irish for: Irish is the first language of the constitution. Here's some legal terminology as Gaeilge
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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