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Michael Moynihan told Micheál Martin 'a few home truths' after ministerial snub
The Fianna Fáil TD said he will be “a thorn in the side of the government”.
Sentence for teenager who attempted to murder woman he met on dating app ruled too lenient
The 11-year sentence was to be reviewed after 5 years but the DPP argued that review was too soon.
Mandatory quarantine for those arriving into Ireland 'not workable' says Leo Varadkar
Air bridges with other countries will be discussed by the Cabinet next Monday.
Gardaí warn pubs flouting substantial meal and other guidance that they will be conducting checks
Gardaí and the Licensed Vintners Association say future licence renewals could be at risk for pubs ignoring public health advice.
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DUP calls for Michelle O’Neill to step aside over attendance at Bobby Storey funeral
Police are investigating potential breaches of lockdown rules at the funeral.
Planning permission is being sought for Wicklow's third major film studio
The scheme could deliver 1,500 jobs in the sector.
'I still hardly believe this is happening': Limerick star Shane Dowling forced to retire aged 27
Dowling has had three surgeries on knee injury suffered in 2017.
Poll: Are you looking forward to going to the cinema again?
Pre-booking will be essential and there’ll be reduced seating capacity.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Half of Dublin Bus passengers are wearing face masks but compliance on transport varies widely
Compliance across various services ranges from 40% to 98%, the National Transport Authority has said.
Mary Robinson to lead investigation into head of African Development Bank
Akinwumi Adesina is accused by whistleblowers of corruption.
Social distancing rules mean it's inevitable students won't be back in school full-time - ASTI
Teachers’ unions will appear before the Dáil’s Covid-19 committee today.
New Zealand health minister resigns following series of blunders
David Clark broke lockdown rules and last week appeared to blame a trusted health official for border lapses.
How does a government handover work? The Explainer podcast asks an insider
Is it a seamless process or can there be bumps in the road? We ask former government press secretary Feargal Purcell as the new government gets settled in.
'Deflating,' 'disappointing' and 'step backward' - London hit out after All-Ireland championship exclusion
Exiles boss Paddy Bowles and player Niamh Lister discuss the situation with The42 as they call on the LGFA to ‘reconsider the decision.’
81 killed in protests after death of Ethiopian singer
Hachalu Hundessa, whose songs gave voice to marginalisation, was shot dead on Monday night.
'It looked like the Lone Ranger': Donald Trump appears to perform u-turn on masks
Donald Trump has long avoided being photographed in a mask.
Meghan Markle left ‘unprotected’ by British monarchy after media attack, court papers suggest
The leaked papers form part of Markle’s legal action against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline.
As a creche owner, I had butterflies on Monday, but we're getting there
One childcare provider shares her thoughts on reopening in the ‘new normal’ and thanks former minister Katherine Zappone for the work she’s done.
Guinness Storehouse confirms plans to lay-off some staff when it reopens this month
Diageo last week announced a €14 million fund to support pubs recovering from the impact of the Covid-19 lockdown.
'Significant public interest': Green Party TD calls for release of 2015 report into Donegal planning irregularities
The report was first submitted to former Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy in June 2017,
'Second-class citizens': Report finds significant issues in 'outdated' and 'dirty' mental health centres
The commission took 40 enforcement actions against 31 centres which were non-compliant last year.
Yesterday’s News
Putin could stay in power until 2036 after referendum victory
A majority of Russians have approved amendments to Russia’s constitution, election officials said.
Coveney raises concerns over new security law in Hong Kong as thousands defy ban on protests
Under the new law, certain political views and symbols became illegal overnight.
LOI restart saga takes another twist as Premier clubs call for investigation into relegation decision
The FAI board will now review the restarted league format that they announced yesterday.
In full: Here are your 18 new junior ministers
These are the backbenchers who just got a promotion today.
‘One taste and they're hooked’: How a Wicklow foodie is changing the world of ready-made sauces
You’ll find Rohan’s Sauces on SuperValu shelves around Ireland.
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Fox News anchor Ed Henry fired after sexual misconduct investigation
Henry co-anchored America’s Newsroom on weekdays.
Quiz: How well do you remember Hollywood's golden era?
Gone With The Wind star Olivia de Havilland turns 104 today.
Man arrested over toppling of slave-trader MP statue in Bristol
The 24-year-old was arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and has been released under investigation.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s what made the headlines today…
TV Nostalgia: Niall Horan incident was nothing compared to Dustin's constant slagging of Westlife
Where was this kind of die-hard fandom when Dustin was slagging poor Kian Egan in the noughties?
Ready for a change of pace? Check out these seaside apartments with easy city access
Rental opportunities are now open at Marina Village in Greystones.
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'I said to myself if I’m here next year at the end of this, I’m going change up this thing radically'
Derek McGrath is this week’s guest on the How To Win At Dominoes podcast.
Your evening longread: 'When he wasn't with me, he was in the garden'
It’s a coronavirus-free zone as we bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Four men arrested after €3.9 million worth of cannabis seized in Co Laois
A substantial quantity of suspected cannabis herb and products were seized following the search of a vehicle in Raheen.
It's not all holidays, so who's getting on the flights out of Dublin Airport?
Dublin Airport is far from what’s normal for the first day of July.
Supreme Court rules that two provisions of Irish planning law are in breach of EU directive
An Taisce said the rulings will have a big impact on planning in Ireland.
Students will be required to maintain at least one metre distance when schools return
Face coverings will not be mandatory but students will not be discouraged from wearing them.
William Eagers charged with murder of his wife Jean Eagers
The 60-year-old also faces a charge of producing a samurai sword.
Two charged with involvement in attempted murder of Kinahan cartel target James Mago Gately
Peter Keating and Stephen Fowler have been charged.
Gardai did not arrest anyone for breaching Covid-19 restrictions in past seven days
Gardai said there have been 121 incidents of spitting or coughing against officers.
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Poll: Are you looking forward to going to the cinema again?
SOME OF IRELAND’S major cinema chains are reopening over the next few weeks from tomorrow.
Ireland’s biggest cinema chain Omniplex Cinemas is opening seven of its theatres from tomorrow, with more screens next week and then the final batch the following week.
Odeon Cinemas are reopening from 13 July with the IFI and Lighthouse Cinemas in Dublin planning for a 20 July reopening.
When cinemas do reopen, pre-booking will be essential and there’ll be reduced seating capacity. Movie-wise, you’ll likely have a chance to see some old favourites while cinemas wait for the new releases to come on stream. But are you looking forward to going?
Poll: Are you looking forward to going to the cinema again?
Poll Results:
I'm not bothered (1381)
I think I'll hold off a while (1372)
I am (525)
I can't wait (502)
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