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'We don’t need any more innocent blood to be shed': Funeral of Lyra McKee begins in Belfast
The 29-year-old journalist was killed in Derry in the early hours of Good Friday.
Ireland's first charity-funded community air ambulance still awaiting approval to operate
The charity is awaiting a formal announcement from the Minister for Health.
Gardaí investigating after 2 men with knife, hammer and hatchet rob elderly couple's home
The couple in their 80s were taken to hospital suffering from shock.
University Hospital Waterford to address reports of dead bodies left on trolleys in corridors
One of the hospital’s pathologists Professor Rob Landers said that conditions in the mortuary are “quite primitive”.
Watch Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson defend the universe in one final, unforgettable battle
Fandango named Avengers: Endgame as the most anticipated film of 2019.
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Grant won't be reinstated to student teachers spending thousands on placements in the Gaeltacht
The expense runs into thousands for students who spend two months in the Gaeltacht.
'It’s a great advertisement for the League and it’s ruined as he’s not big enough for the game'
Shamrock Rovers manager Stephen Bradley was furious with the referee as his side played more than half of last night’s defeat to Bohemians with nine men.
Masked gang attack couple with sledgehammer and pick axe handles during Antrim burglary
A young child who was in the house at the time was not injured.
Two men arrested after suspected cocaine and cannabis herb worth €715k seized
Two vehicles were intercepted in the Ballyfermot area of Dublin yesterday evening.
North Korea's Kim Jong Un arrives in Russia for Putin summit
The talks will be Kim’s first face-to-face meeting with another head of state since his meeting with Trump.
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US white supremacist to be executed for 1998 lynching of black man
In 1998, John William King and two other men severely beat James Byrd before dragging him behind a pickup truck.
Company linked to Johnny Ronan sues Dublin City Council over height restriction guidelines
The firm claims that two of its planning applications could be affected by the restrictions.
Oscars change 'outdated' Foreign Language Feature Film category to International Feature Film
“We have noted that the reference to ‘foreign’ is outdated within the global filmmaking community.”
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this Wednesday morning.
Man killed and two women seriously injured in car crash in Derry
The incident happened at around 11.45pm last night.
Poll: Should election posters be banned?
The EU and local election campaigns begin today, so posters have been popping up all over the country.
Sri Lankan police carry out controlled explosion near cinema as death toll from Easter bombing rises to 359
Hundreds were killed in a series of bomb blasts in the country on Easter Sunday.
Nasa Mars lander picks up what's likely first detected 'Marsquake'
Nasa has said the new seismic event was too small to provide solid data on the Martian interior.
There's a simple reason for Man United's dramatic loss of form
The out-of-sorts Red Devils have come up against good teams on a consistent basis of late.
Opinion: My Sri Lankan relatives had a lucky escape from the bombings - I'm struggling to keep my hopes for peace alive
After a decade of peace, I had hoped that our troubles were behind us, writes Dil Wickremasinghe.
Wangi-wangi and Wakatobi: Two white eye bird species discovered by Trinity College team near Indonesia
The group has been studying birds on Sulawesi, in Indonesia, and its offshore islands since 1999.
Brexplainer: How are the British parties shaping up for the controversial EU elections?
There’s a small chance they won’t actually take part, but this is getting more and more unlikely.
€22m research vessel wanted to help with Brexit's impact on Ireland's seas'
The new vessel is due to replace the RV Celtic Voyager.
'The loss of Lyra': Funeral service for murdered journalist Lyra McKee to take place in Belfast
The 29-year-old journalist was killed in Derry in the early hours of Good Friday.
Yesterday’s News
Man to appear in court charged in relation to Clonsilla shooting incident
Shots were fired at a vehicle on the Whitechapel Road on Monday morning.
Lyra's family: 'A warm and innocent heart, she was the greatest listener, someone who had time for everyone'
Lyra was murdered early on Friday morning in the Creggan in Derry following a night of fierce riots.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Vigil in Dublin for Lyra McKee, Donald Trump to visit England and IS claim responsibility for Sri Lanka attack – This evening’s top stories.
Militia leader allegedly had plans to assassinate Obama, Hillary Clinton and George Soros
The United Constitutional Patriots say they want to draw attention to immigration violations and assist federal law enforcement in patrolling the border.
Analysis: How Saracens took away Tadhg Beirne's jackal threat
The Munster lock was left frustrated in Coventry on Saturday.
And they're off! Local election posters spring up hours early - some want to rip them down already
We’re getting closer to voting day.
Woman arrested in relation to killing of Lyra Mckee released unconditionally
The 29 year-old was killed in Derry last week.
Ireland international Shane Long scores the fastest goal in Premier League history
The Tipperary native found the net after just seven seconds.
Teenager in critical condition after crash between van and car in Cork
Motorists have been asked to avoid the Dunkereen Cross area for the next few hours.
FactFind: Maternity, paternity and parental leave - how much time do new parents get?
Male same-sex couples are now also being recognised under the parental leave proposal.
Kilo of cannabis seized by gardaí and revenue in Portlaoise searches
Three men were arrested.
Patrick Quirke murder trial nears end as jury to continue deliberations tomorrow
Patrick Quirke has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Bobby Ryan.
Dalkey Tidy Towns won't be removing candidates' posters during the election campaign (despite saying they would)
The committee sent an email earlier today informing candidates that election posters would be removed.
Journalist and sister of Boris, Rachel Johnson is contesting the European elections
Johnson is standing for anti-Brexit party Change UK.
IS claims Sri Lanka bombings and releases photo of attackers
More than 320 people were killed in the Easter blasts.
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Poll: Should election posters be banned?
THE EU AND LOCAL election campaigns get underway today. That means campaign posters have begun popped up on lampposts around the country.
Many people think that election posters should be a thing of the past and that the environment will thank us in the long run.
91 candidates across the country have so far agreed not to erect election posters in their areas.
Corrugated plastic, commonly known as Corriboard is the material of choice for election posters, but take more than 400 years to biodegrade.
Obviously, the other side of the argument is that without posters, people would be unsure who to vote for.
So, today we want to know: Should election posters be banned?
Poll Results:
Yes (6689)
No (671)
I'm not sure / no opinion (107)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: My Sri Lankan relatives had a lucky escape from the bombings - I'm struggling to keep my hopes for peace alive
By Dil Wickremasinghe - @dilw
After a decade of peace, I had hoped that our troubles were behind us, writes Dil Wickremasinghe.
Opinion: Creative spaces are under threat so councils must be proactive to ensure that the arts survive
By Patrick Costello
Giving birth in the 1960s: 'All the mothers were terrified of the doctors and matron so we never asked any questions'
By Ava Stapleton
‘Was I traumatised? I don’t know – back then you just had to get on with it,’ writes Ava Stapleton.
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