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The Irish For: How has censorship affected Irish language books?
The banning of Irish language books was less frequent even though the authors produced writing which dealt with provocative themes.
Bus Éireann conducting feasibility study for potential future move from Broadstone Depot
The company said it was looking into potential future locations given expected passenger growth.
Just over two weeks out from the Budget, what can we expect?
All will be revealed on 8 October.
LIVE: Ireland v Scotland, Rugby World Cup
Join us for live coverage from Yokohama as Joe Schmidt’s side open their Pool A campaign against the Scots.
LIDL FOOD MAGAZINE
Raid the fridge: 7 magnificently tasty midweek dinners made using basic ingredients
Minister meets insurers in London to 'hopefully' entice them to 'rethink' position in Irish market
The departure of a major player in insurance for the leisure industry, in particular, has damaged Irish companies.
Body of man in his 20s recovered after car enters canal in Cavan
Two other men escaped uninjured.
College Green will be car-free today, here's what you need to know
Dublin is one of several cities marking Car Free Day 2019.
Growth in house prices slows to just 0.1% - but unclear if supply or Brexit is the cause
The average cost of a house nationwide in the third quarter of this year was €257,000.
Could humans ever really relocate to the the moon? We're exploring the likelihood here
From exorbitant costs to extreme conditions, life on the moon would be a tough feat – but will we make it happen?
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Civil servants were told to look at replacing the Medical Card with the Public Services Card Exclusive
As recently as June this year, the government was exploring this as a possibility.
DAFT PROPERTY MAGAZINE
Lights, camera, action: Live like an A-lister at this charming €1.5m Wicklow hideaway
Yesterday’s News
Robert Harris: 'People ask if I'd write about Boris or Trump; and I say no, because it's meaningless'
The historical novelist spoke to TheJournal.ie about his new novel, The Second Sleep.
Kildare star Curley flying the flag in Grand Final after taking different route Down Under
It’s turned into much more than chasing a coveted AFLW deal for the Collingwood CrossCoder.
At the Brexit Party's Wales rally, Nigel Farage targets Labour and the backstop - but thinks Juncker is rather fun
In what was an electoral stronghold for the Labour Party, Nigel Farage’s Brexit movement is gathering momentum.
A short story before bedtime: Vena Amoris
The story came second in this year’s RTÉ Short Story Awards in memory of Francis McManus.
5 dangers of steroid use that every fitness fan should know about - from acne to heart failure
The side effects of anabolic steroids can be serious and potentially life-threatening.
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'Caught all the soldiers unaware in the tea room': the troubled history of the Phoenix Park's Magazine Fort
We toured what was once a British ammunitions store, and which since the 1980s has fallen into disrepair.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the news today.
How many people voted the Hail Mary as Ireland's favourite prayer? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The number of Leaving Certificate exam results that were upgraded after students successfully had their papers rechecked.
Man killed in Mayo shooting incident is laid to rest
Father Richard Gibbons said the community was ‘troubled’ by the incident.
'Storm Area 51' attendees fail to storm Area 51 as far fewer than expected turn out
It was a spur-of-the-moment joke that spiraled into a large-scale event.
'I treated it like a marathon - one step at a time': One woman shares her story of cancer survival
Sharon Power tells how incredible support kept her hopeful.
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Hong Kong protests roll into their 16th weekend - and show few signs of ending
The clashes with police were less sustained than the intense battles of previous weekends.
Power outages as thunderstorms sweep through the east of the country
A status yellow weather warning is in place until the early hours of tomorrow morning.
Consultant shortages causing 'a spiral of burnout, stress and emigration'
About one million patients in Ireland are on waiting lists to see a consultant.
Farmers end blockades at several beef processing sites
Protests are still taking place outside certain factories.
Two teenagers receive serious injuries in fireworks accident
They were rushed to hospital with arm and eye injuries.
Trump pushes back on whistleblower's claim he pressured Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden's son
The US president slammed the “ridiculous” story.
From the Garden: Succulent and almost-meaty to eat... Claytonia is a real alternative to spinach
Its real value is in providing us with winter greens from October or November right up until April, writes Michael Kelly.
Man missing from Kilkenny found safe and well
Gardaí thanked members of the public for their assistance in locating David Kelly. .
Dozens of yellow vest protesters arrested in Paris
More than 7,000 police officers were deployed to quell any violence.
Phil Coulter says he declined OBE because he didn't like Margaret Thatcher
The songwriter disagreed with how Thatcher treated hunger strikers and miners in the 1980s.
'We have real opportunities lying ahead': Hopes are high in the Alliance Party ahead of a UK general election
The party has enjoyed significant success by running on an anti-Brexit platform.
As it happened: New Zealand v South Africa, Rugby World Cup
Settle in as the defending champions open their campaign against the Springboks in Yokohama.
Poll: Will the climate change strike impact government policy?
Millions of people took part in demonstrations around the world yesterday.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
'Change is coming': Millions take part in climate change strike
Thousands of people attended rallies across Ireland.
'It's bringing people together': Ireland rugby matches being screened at specially organised breakfast events for people who are homeless
The Simon Community, together with Secret Street Tours, are organising the screenings.
Trump announces Iran sanctions as US sends more troops to Gulf
The US President said the sanctions were the toughest ever against another country, but indicated he did not plan a military strike.
'You say it's permanent? Yeah, it's permanent' - The true legacy of Dublin's five in a row
The Dubs have done what was considered impossible for more than a century. So what does it mean to them? And what does it mean to everybody else?
So, what do you need a Public Services Card for right now?
The government is ploughing ahead with its support for the card, but what do you need it for right now?
As it happened : France v Argentina, Rugby World Cup
Pool C opens with a mouth-watering clash in Tokyo and we’re going minute-by-minute.
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Poll: Will the climate change strike impact government policy?
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE around the world took part in yesterday’s climate change strike, in what is believed to be the largest ever demonstration of its kind.
Teenage activist Greta Thunberg, who inspired the movement, said it was “only the beginning”. Some four million people filled streets around the world, organisers said.
Given the scale of the demonstrations, activists are hopeful governments will listen and introduce policies aimed at reversing the damage caused by climate change.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday pledged at least €100 billion by 2030 to tackle emissions in the energy and industrial sectors, boost zero-emission electric vehicles, and get passengers out of planes and onto trains.
What do you think: Will the movement impact government policy globally?
Poll Results:
No (5459)
Yes (2682)
I'm not sure (887)
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The Irish For: How has censorship affected Irish language books?
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
A short story before bedtime: Vena Amoris
By Aoife Barry - @sweetoblivion26
The story came second in this year’s RTÉ Short Story Awards in memory of Francis McManus.
From the Garden: Succulent and almost-meaty to eat... Claytonia is a real alternative to spinach
By Michael Kelly
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