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Intimidation, harassment and saddled with drug debt: The problems facing the most isolated women of Dublin's inner city
A new work will look into coercion and intimidation facing women in Dublin.
Taoiseach promises income tax cuts and rules out entering government with Sinn Féin
The Taoiseach also used his speech to take a pop at Fianna Fáil.
Sebastian Barry: Fragment of a coffin ship journal, author unknown
The truth is my father was ashamed of our emergency, he was a proud man that had worked his quarter acre like a Trojan. Now he was nothing.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
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Dunnes stripped a Blackrock store's insides before clearing the planning system
John Delaney steps down as chief executive to take up new FAI position
Delaney moves to newly-created position of Executive Vice-President with immediate effect.
French yellow vest marches enter 19th weekend, as protestors banned from Champs-Elysées
More than 100 businesses were damaged last week weekend in Paris during yellow vest riots.
If UK seek long extension, they'll have to run candidates in European elections, says Coveney
The man tipped to be the next EC president says the UK is ‘infecting’ Europe’s decision-making process..
Player ratings: How the Boys in Green fared against Gibraltar
Ireland got Mick McCarthy’s tenure off to a less-than-satisfactory start with a 1-0 defeat of their opponents.
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How much did the 'Lionel Messi of pigeons' sell for? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The number of months that it could take to establish a gambling regulator.
Misfiring Ireland shake off Gibraltar and tough conditions to start Euro campaign with a win
A banner critical of John Delaney appeared among the Irish fans as the road to Euro 2020 began with a win.
Plans to avoid a hard border in a no-deal scenario are 'very rough', says Varadkar
Thousands of protesters are due to march on London today demanding a second Brexit referendum.
Pope accepts resignation of Chile cardinal over sex abuse cases
Ricardo Ezzati, archbishop of Santiago, is the highest-ranking Catholic official in Chile.
Donaldson says Ireland should join the Commonwealth, Coveney says it's not on the table
It had been thought that the DUP were softening their stance towards the draft Brexit deal – until yesterday’s statement.
Man appears in court charged over assault which left 73-year-old man in critical condition
The incident took place at a car park in Sleaveen East, Macroom on Thursday.
1,300 people being evacuated from cruise ship off coast of Norway due to engine problems
Police reported the passengers would be evacuated by helicopter.
'When it's a white attacker, something happened to him as opposed to him being inherently evil'
An Irish expert explains how the “psychological autopsy” carried out after a terror attack differs depending on who the suspect is.
Funeral takes place for Ruth Maguire who went missing during hen party last weekend
Ruth Maguire (30), from Newcastle, Co Down, had last been seen close to midnight last Saturday night.
Murphy says it was 'irresponsible' to promise to end homelessness
The minister said there will always be people who present as homeless.
Woman (40s) dies after house fire broke out in Co Meath this morning
The fire broke out at around 9.40am in a house on Castlemartin Avenue.
Dublin man extradited to the US to face child pornography charges
Eric Eoin Marques will appear in court in the US on Monday.
'Put it to the people': Thousands march in London calling for second Brexit referendum
Meanwhile, more than four million people have signed an online petition calling Article 50 to be revoked.
Three Dublin Bus routes to be operated by Go-Ahead from Sunday
Go-Ahead Ireland won a contract in 2017 to operate 10% of routes previously operated by Dublin Bus.
Two men charged after robbing business while armed with knife and hammer
The incident happened at Deepwater Quay in Co Sligo on Thursday.
Taoiseach says he doesn't want to be associated with actions of Conor McGregor
This time last week, Varadkar was somewhat overshadowed at the Chicago St Patrick’s Day parade.
'We've lost a warrior': Tributes paid after death of independent midwife Philomena Canning
Canning, who was suffering from terminal ovarian cancer, had been seeking damages from the HSE.
From the Garden: What is the difference between celery and celeriac?
Time to transplant those tomatoes too. ‘Did you know that the little fuzzy hairs on the stem of a tomato seedling can become a root if planted under the soil?’
Do you remember the first time? Mick McCarthy's big night, Roy's rage and a bizarre search for new players
In March 1996, the Republic of Ireland kickstarted a new era with a friendly against Russia at Lansdowne Road.
'Unprovoked attacks by a gang of feathered brutes': Dubliners cry foul over seagull aggression
48 permits have been granted to tackle Dublin’s seagull issues.
Offbeat Donut has secretly franchised in Prague - and is plotting more Irish stores
The chain is keen to expand beyond the Irish capital.
'When I turned 30 I had one county championship, and when I'm retiring now I've eight'
Eoin Brosnan called time on his senior club football career with Dr Crokes earlier this week.
Poll: Are you still doing Lent?
Were they just so chocolatey?
New music festival in Dublin planned for this June Bank Holiday
Promoters MCD hope to make Dun Laoghaire Pier the home for gigs over three days this June bank holiday.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s all the news you need to know as the weekend kicks off.
High Court Master says case could be taken against Ireland over special tax treatment given to vulture funds
Edmund Honohan has said there are many similarities to be drawn with the Apple case being taken.
The fall and rise of a former Ireland and Premier League teenage sensation
Keith O’Neill recalls the “devastating” end to his international career and the ups and downs of his relationship with Mick McCarthy.
Israeli ambassador praises RTÉ's 'strong position' on Eurovision boycott calls
His comments come in the wake of renewed calls for RTÉ to sit out this year’s contest.
Islamic State group defeated in Syria by Syrian Democratic Forces
Fighters from the US-backed Kurdish-Arab alliance raised their yellow flag in Baghouz early today.
'F**k off home' - How Mick McCarthy recovered from Lansdowne boos to become Ireland's go-to man
Almost 6,000 days after he was booed out of Lansdowne Road, McCarthy returns for a second stint in the job.
Hospitality firm loses appeal to run 8 short-term let apartments in Dublin without planning permission
An Bord Pleanála rejected an appeal following a DCC decision last year.
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Poll: Are you still doing Lent?
WE’RE OVER TWO weeks into Lent and four weeks out from Easter.
A Christian tradition, people test themselves each year by making a Lenten vow and give something up in the 40-day lead in to Easter.
For some, it’s easy to abstain.
For others, the temptation is too great, those Easter eggs on supermarket shelves too enticing.
So, today we’re asking: Are you still doing Lent?
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