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Amazon deforestation at highest level since 2008
It follows a series of major fires in the region earlier this year.
Learner motorist given suspended sentence over fatal collision with food delivery driver
The man has also been suspended from driving for six years.
Another Danish draw not enough as Ireland consigned to Euro 2020 play-offs
Ireland didn’t want for effort, but they were ultimately not good enough to beat familiar opponents.
Player ratings: How the Boys in Green fared against Denmark
Ireland’s hopes of automatic qualification ended on a disappointing night for Mick McCarthy’s men.
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Teenage girl and truck driver killed after suspension bridge collapses in France
The 15-year-old was killed on the bridge at Mirepoix-sur-Tarn.
Fine Gael candidate Verona Murphy issues second apology over further asylum seeker remarks
It follows an apology this morning for comments she made on RTÉ yesterday.
Man's body found in burning car in Lucan
The burning car was discovered earlier this evening.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Here’s what made the headlines today…
US will no longer consider Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories illegal
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced the change in position today.
Taoiseach praises Cavan priest's 'considerable courage' for hitting out at Kevin Lunney abduction
A cross-border police investigation into the incident is underway.
Judge dismisses woman's €75,000 claim for damages over €1 Marks and Spencer shopping bag
Judge John O’Connor described the case as completely over the top
Dare to dream: The Irish people who aimed high and did the country proud
Sarah Webb writes about why she wanted to inspire young people through bringing them the story of some fascinating Irish achievers.
'I still can't think that he's left us': Family appeal for information about man missing since May
Gerry Taylor was last seen walking along Dundrum Road on 25 May.
Petrol forecourt's roof torn down in attempted ATM robbery
Significant damage was caused to the petrol station.
'I like the idea': Trump says he will strongly consider giving evidence at impeachment inquiry
House speaker Nancy Pelosi said Trump “could come right before the committee and talk, speak all the truth that he wants if he wants”.
Have you seen Christine? Gardaí seek help finding missing Dublin teenager
Christine was last seen on Saturday, 16 November.
Cyril 'Dublin Jimmy' McGuinness died from suspected 'cardiac event', inquest hears
McGuinness collapsed while police searched a house he was staying in on 8 November.
Three dead following shooting at Walmart store in US
The shooting happened in the state of Oklahoma.
It's Johnson V Corbyn in the first leaders' debate as Lib Dems and SNP lose court case
The debate will take place on ITV at 8pm tommorrow.
Man found guilty of murder for stabbing musician to death in Sligo four years ago
Keith Brady had denied murdering Martin ‘Matt’ Kivlehan in August 2015.
'An impossible task': Facebook counter-terrorism chief on trying to rid social media of extremist content
Dr Erin Marie Saltman was speaking during a visit to Dublin this afternoon.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Teenager pleads guilty to manslaughter of Italian man in Offaly two years ago
Alexander Whelan was 18 years old at the time of the incident.
Analysis: Aki and Copeland shine as gritty Connacht dig in for crucial turnovers
Andy Friend’s side made some vital breakdown steals in their victory over Montpellier.
Roads affected by burst water main in Cork city will be closed for 'at least' one or two days
The water main burst earlier today in the northside of the city.
RTÉ journalist experienced racist abuse online for over two years
Zainab Boladale said she has been dealing with much of the abuse since 2017.
'She is a hero': Girl (13) was protecting 11-month-old nephew when stabbed
The girl was seriously injured when a gang of men armed with machetes forced their way into a house in Lisnaskea.
International Rules Series to be played in 2020 and 2022
The GAA has confirmed matches in Ireland and Australia.
Hong Kong: Student protesters escape police siege by climbing down ropes to waiting motorbikes
Police said they had fired three live rounds at a protest site near the university.
Sinn Féin's John Finucane receiving 'sinister and dangerous threats' during election campaign
A number of banners have been placed in Loyalist areas of Belfast.
€195,000 worth of suspected heroin seized after gardaí search derelict property in Limerick
No arrests were made as part of the search operation.
Rescue 115 airlifts injured man from trawler over 150km off Co Clare coast
The alarm was raised at around 11.35pm last night.
Parrott and Byrne in, Hogan and O'Dowda out - Ireland matchday squad confirmed for Denmark showdown
Mick McCarthy’s 23 for the crunch Euro 2020 qualifier at the Aviva Stadium tonight is in.
Gardaí issue widespread warning on a number of scams operating in run up to Christmas
Multiple scams are doing the rounds.
Poll: Ireland could qualify for the Euros tonight - will you watch the game?
The match kicks off at 7.45pm tonight.
O'Devaney Gardens: Fresh plans in doubt as Minister raises concerns over funding and legal issues
Bartra has been contracted to build 768 houses and apartments on the site.
Two new locations added to line up for this year's Christmas light display on iconic Dublin buildings
There will be 14 light projections on buildings like The GPO and bridges like the Samuel Beckett bridge next month.
FG candidate Verona Murphy apologises for saying some asylum seekers need to be 'deprogrammed'
Murphy is a candidate in the upcoming Wexford by-election.
The 9 at 9: Monday
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Hope rather than logic sustaining Ireland ahead of qualification finale with the Danes
There is little evidence that Ireland can pull off the win they need against Denmark tonight – but that doesn’t mean it won’t happen.
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Poll: Ireland could qualify for the Euros tonight - will you watch the game?
IRELAND TAKE ON Denmark this evening in a clash that could see the side qualify for the Euros next year.
Two years ago the Boys in Green came face-to-face with the Danes in the Aviva under the guidance of then-manager Martin O’Neill.
The side suffered a 5-1 defeat while the Danes walked away with a place in the World Cup in Russia.
Tonight’s match in the Aviva Stadium kicks off at 7.45pm with the future of manager Mick McCarthy’s men relying on a positive result.
So today we’re asking: Will you watch the match tonight?
Poll Results:
Yes (4160)
No (3595)
I'll try to catch some of it (1257)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Simon Harris: Injecting centres do not legitimise drug use - if we're serious about tackling addiction we must establish one
By Simon Harris TD - @SimonHarrisTD
How I Spend My Money: A 30-year-old software developer on €77,000 who invests €2,000 a month
By TheJournal.ie reader
The young software developer moved from Dublin to Berlin earlier this year
The Irish For: Are Irish names really that difficult to pronounce?
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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