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LIVE: Man City v Tottenham, Premier League
Man City play Tottenham, as the reigning champions face the first big test of their season.
Councillor encourages people to deface English translations on Donegal Gaeltacht signs
“I would encourage people to go out and do it,” he said, adding that the Gaeltacht regions were on their “last legs”.
Adrian howler makes for nervy ending but Mane and Firmino deliver Liverpool three points
Jurgen Klopp’s men secured a 2-1 win at St Mary’s on Saturday afternoon.
Veterans commemorate 50th anniversary of British Army deployment in Northern Ireland
Operation Banner began in August 1969 and lasted until 2007.
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They even have stain-repellent technology.
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What went wrong with Norwegian Air's transatlantic dream?
The scrappy Scandi carrier had a bumpy ride in Ireland before the Boeing 737 Max grounding.
Man in his 70s in critical condition after suffering serious head and spinal injuries in assault
A man in his 50s was arrested in Dublin this afternoon.
Beloved Thai dugong found dead with plastic in her stomach
Marium’s story went viral after she washed ashore in Thailand earlier this year.
How one of the Dropkick Murphys became a key figure in Joe Ward's career, and Irish boxing
Punk rock star Ken Casey will co-promote the Irish boxing great in the professional ranks.
Man dies after getting into difficulty while swimming off Clare coast
The man, believed to be in his 60s, was airlifted to University Hospital Limerick.
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Ireland's electric vehicle future is facing a chicken-and-egg problem
From the Garden: What to do when you have an abundance of vegetables
Large amounts of veg can be used up and kept for later in many ways.
ISPCA seize six Jack Russell puppies with docked tails
All of the six puppies have been deemed healthy and have been rehomed.
From dinosaurs to warrior scarecrows: 16 intriguing events to check out this National Heritage Week
There’s plenty of fun to be had and unusual sights to see as the annual heritage week kicks off.
Woman in her 60s dies in crash on Tipperary road
A car and a truck collided on the N62 this morning at around 2.30am.
Poll: Will the PSC controversy affect how you vote?
Over 3.2 million people have been issued a Public Services Card, better known as the mandatory-not-compulsory PSC.
From transition year in Ballincollig to facing the world champions in LA
Seventeen-year-old Éabha O’Mahony made her senior international debut for Ireland at the Rose Bowl.
Jeffrey Epstein died from suicide by hanging, coroner concludes
The 66-year-old was accused of trafficking girls as young as 14 for sex when he was found dead in his jail cell.
Man in his 50s dies after being hit by pole that was struck by a car in Clonmel
The car driver, a woman in her early 70s, struck a pole on the street, which then hit a male pedestrian.
Circle the date ... Here's why 9 September is set to be a red letter Brexit day in Westminster
It’s all set to kick off again in the Commons from the start of next month – here are the key dates.
Event guide: Heading out? Here's what is happening around the country
Food, country music and drag performances are all waiting for you this weekend.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Treat yourself, it’s the weekend.
'We'd obviously like to see the piece remain': Artists petition to retain Smithfield's Horseboy mural
The popular Horseboy mural is located just north of the Liffey in Smithfield.
Using annual leave and taking career breaks to chase the Olympic dream
Shane O’Donoghue, Stephen Cole and Daragh Walsh talk about putting their lives on hold to pull on the green jersey.
Peter Fonda, star of classic Easy Rider, dies aged 79
“Easy Rider depicted the rise of hippie culture, condemned the establishment, and celebrated freedom. Peter Fonda embodied those values.”
Google unsure when updated statistics on 'delist' requests from State bodies will be published
Requests to remove content from search results can be made under ‘right to be forgotten’ regulations.
'Those lads have been immense' - the Ballyhale trio powering the Kilkenny attack
TJ Reid, Colin Fennelly and Adrian Mullen are central to Kilkenny’s hopes.
Busier roads mean more crashes on the M50, but what junctions see the most serious collisions?
New figures spell out where incidents take place in the busy ring road.
US issues warrant to seize Iranian oil tanker, a day after judge allows its release
The tanker Grace 1 was detained six weeks ago on suspicion of violating international sanctions on Syria.
'Absolutely unacceptable': Teachers unsure of when they'll be paid after starting new jobs
Concerns have been raised about the length of time it takes to process teachers’ appointments.
How Ireland deals with sex offenders after they're released from prison
Experts in the area say their work can face strong opposition from the public but it is vital to ensure offenders do not harm anyone else.
Yesterday’s News
High Court hears woman was allegedly raped after being injected with a substance at a flat in Derry
Prosecutors claimed she sustained facial fractures and a suspected bleed to the brain from being beaten at a flat in Derry.
Two more women file $100 million lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein's estate
The lawsuit also mentioned 10 women who are also accused of being accomplices of Epstein
Mexico doesn't want El Paso shooter executed and says it may seek to extradite him
Patrick Crusius killed 22 people on 3 August.
Body of Nóra Quoirin officially claimed by her family in order to start repatriation process
An autopsy showed the 15-year-old likely starved and died of internal bleeding after about a week in the jungle.
Ready for September? Check out our complete guide to colleges from UCD to WIT
We talked to students and did the research to bring you these comprehensive guides.
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Cathay Pacific CEO resigns amid mounting pressure over Hong Kong protests
Cathay said Rupert Hogg had resigned “to take responsibility as a leader of the company in view of recent events”.
Government will 'very seriously' consider commissioner's report into Public Services Card
The Data Protection Commissioner reject Government claims that making the card a requirement for services was lawful.
Poll: Do you check your work emails out-of-hours?
Laws to allow the right to disconnect will be considered by government, Business Minister Heather Humphreys says.
Kilkenny and Tipperary reveal their hands for All-Ireland hurling final
Brian Cody and Liam Sheedy have named their teams for Sunday’s showdown at Croke Park.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
More controversy surrounding the public services card, and Ryanair goes to court – here’s today’s round up.
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Poll: Will the PSC controversy affect how you vote?
A PROBE BY the Data Protection Commissioner has found that the rollout of the Public Services Card for services other than social welfare payments and benefits is illegal.
In the wake of this revelation, the Irish Examiner reports that the State could be facing multi-million euro payouts for breaching the EU’s GDPR rules.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said that the Government will “very seriously” consider the report – but there has been no word as of yet from the Minister for Social Protection, Regina Doherty, who famously said two years ago that the card was “mandatory but not compulsory”.
So we’re asking you: Will the government’s handling of the PSC affect how you vote in the next general election?
Poll Results:
No, not at all (3068)
Yes (2757)
Maybe a bit (657)
I don't know enough about it (364)
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From the Garden: What to do when you have an abundance of vegetables
By Michael Kelly
Large amounts of veg can be used up and kept for later in many ways.
The Irish For: Teaching toddlers Gaeilge through the art of storytelling
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
Story-time is a great way to teach preschoolers píosa Gaeilge, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
From the Garden: How to upgrade your composting system
By Michael Kelly
A delicious courgette salad recipe and some top compost tips.
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Family of Nóra Quoirin ask that 'unhelpful' comments stop as they may hinder investigation
The family are concerned unofficial comments could impede investigations.
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