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'We're here to serve the people, not the organisation' - Drew Harris pens open letter to frontline gardaí
Harris has urged all members to sign the Code of Ethics to send a signal of their commitment to a human rights based service.
Dublin city councillors to vote on extending pedestrian 'green man' time
Green Party councilor Ciarán Cuffe says that the increase would benefit the elderly.
Justice Minister 'cannot say at this stage' if Callinan's pension will be cancelled
Charlie Flanagan said that the cancellation of Callinan’s pension is subject to legal advice.
Draft Brexit agreement: DUP rejects deal as 'humiliation' as cabinets meet in Dublin and London
Irish ministers will meet at 9:30am. In the UK, the British cabinet is due to meet at 2pm.
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US tech firm announces 200 new AI technology jobs in Galway
The new hires will focus on advancing the company’s use of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
'Money, drugs, murder': El Chapo goes on trial in New York
He is accused of leading the Sinaloa cartel, turning it into the world’s largest criminal group.
'A toxic wasteland': Hundreds of people still missing after California wildfires
The death toll has now risen to 48.
Poll: Would you fix a dash cam to your car for an insurance discount?
The plan is part of efforts to prevent fraudulent claims.
'The Leonardo da Vinci of diamonds': €44 million pink diamond smashes record at Geneva auction
The diamond was snapped up by American luxury brand Harry Winston.
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10 parent firsts the baby books don't tell you about - plus dos and don'ts for sharing kids' photos online
The Strypes are splitting up
The young band had Irish and international success in recent years.
Social media ad regulations should be drawn up for future referendums, Commission says
The Referendum Commission says new regulations should be drawn up by government.
Humid and mild conditions today... but heavy rain here to stay
Temperatures will range between 13 and 15 degrees today and tomorrow.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Luas back operating through city centre with delays after coach breaks down on tracks
The coach has been moved from the tracks and traffic is returning to normal.
Omagh bombing, a united cause and Griffin’s 30-yard strike: when Northern Ireland came to Dublin in 1999
In May 1999, a charity match was organised to raise funds for victims of the Omagh bombing. Former defender Danny Griffin recalls the game and his winning goal.
Irish woman who killed her fiance in Sydney says she feared him but 'loved him dearly'
A prosecutor noted that Cathrina Cahill previously told police she did not fear him.
Actress Paz de la Huerta sues Harvey Weinstein, alleging rape and campaign of harassment
De la Huerta, 34, alleges Weinstein damaged her career by at least $60 million.
In a rare move, Melania Trump calls for firing of national security aide
The rebuke came amid swirling speculation about a possible shake-up of President Donald Trump’s cabinet.
'There's a risk we'll remember this whole episode as a case of two bad, and one good cop'
Our politicians and government, as well as the media, should be prepared to be far more self-critical and embrace change, writes John Devitt.
Alcohol ads with pro-drinking comments on Facebook 'boost desire to drink'
A new study has unearthed the power of alcohol ads online.
'People die when lessons aren't learned': Report criticises HSE failure to address patient complaints
Just 10 of 36 recommendations in a 2015 report have been fully implemented.
Stabbings, hatchet attacks, kidnappings and car bombs: Drogheda's gang feud is boiling over
The feud erupted after a shooting in July.
Yesterday’s News
'Judgement day', 'moment of truth' and 'betrayal': UK front pages react to news of Brexit deal
A Brexit deal is finally in sight, but will May be able to win over the Brexiteers?
GPs hit out at 'inappropriate' reports that doctors will receive up to €450 for abortion services
Reports today suggested that an agreement had been reached over how much doctors would receive for performing terminations.
Maurice McCabe's wife Lorraine: 'I felt frightened... I was afraid they'd do something to hurt him'
The second part of the RTÉ documentary Whistleblower aired this evening.
Central Bank to track a 'critical mass' of restructured mortgages that are due to come up for review
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said there will be no change to the code of conduct, as it is working effectively.
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'Europe must take our fate into our own hands': Angela Merkel calls for future creation of European army
The German Chancellor addressed MEPs in Strasbourg on her vision for the future of Europe.
'He likes to run with the ball, he's a powerful lad for his age'
Richard Keogh says 18-year-old Southampton striker Michael Obafemi has settled in well to the Ireland squad.
Police arrest man (20s) on suspicion of murder after woman (50s) found dead in Enniskillen home
The woman was discovered by her sister after concerns were raised when she didn’t turn up for work.
Gardaí arrest 46 in operation clamping down on 'organised begging' in Dublin city centre
All 46 are due in court next month.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
A reported Brexit deal, two dead in a house fire, and underwear held up in the Dáil – it’s the evening fix.
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No 2016 grudging, just respect as All Blacks pitch up in Dublin
‘You don’t need to dip into the past to find a desire to play and play well.’
Man arrested in 'Ross from Friends' robbery investigation
The police appeal for the suspect went viral, with actor David Schwimmer clarifying it wasn’t him.
Referee who was assaulted at football game says he forgives those who attacked him
The FAI has begun an investigation into the attack.
'The beating heart of Dublin is here': Returned Heart of St Laurence to go on public display tomorrow
After going missing in 2012 the relic of the Patron Saint of Dublin will finally going back on display in Christ Church Cathedral.
Leading Brexiteers hit out at 'utterly unacceptable' proposals to avoid hard border on island of Ireland
Reports this evening suggested that Britain has finally agreed a draft Brexit deal with the European Union.
'It's not just buying beef, it's a whole new system': An Irish farmer on what it takes to supply McDonald’s
John Power is just one of 900 farmers who supply their 92 outlets in Ireland.
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Taoiseach and Tánaiste to meet with officials tonight to assess draft text of Brexit proposal
UK Cabinet ministers are to be summoned to Downing Street this evening by Prime Minister Theresa May.
Missing Cork man found safe and well
Thomas Shinnick hadn’t been since since leaving home with his dog yesterday.
'I've no doubt I've much more passion playing for Ireland than I would have for England'
Callum Robinson and Aiden O’Brien give their thoughts on dual nationality.
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Poll: Would you fix a dash cam to your car for an insurance discount?
AXA IS TO offer customers a 10% discount on their insurance if they fit a dash cam to their car.
The Irish Independent reports today that the plan is aimed at attempting to cut down on fraudulent injury claims.
Camera company Nextbase is also to offer a 10% discount on its dash cams as part of the initiative. But is this a good idea?
Poll: Would you fix a dash cam to your car for a motor insurance discount?
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'There's a risk we'll remember this whole episode as a case of two bad, and one good cop'
By John Devitt - @Transparency_ie
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