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Rotunda urges Simon Harris to secure new hospital wing to tackle 'safety crisis' for premature babies Exclusive
The maternity hospital is earmarked to relocate to Blanchardstown but it doesn’t know when that will be.
'I felt immediately there was something wrong': The intensive garda investigation into Ana Kriegel's death
Transcripts of interviews shed light on how gardaí investigated Ana Kriegel’s murder in May 2018.
Yesterday’s News
Gardaí appeal for help tracing missing 23-year-old Dublin woman
Rachelle Ryan was last seen leaving her home on James Street North at approximately 4pm on Friday afternoon.
Three men arrested in connection with Lee Boylan shooting in Blanchardstown released without charge
A fourth man who was arrested yesterday remains in custody. .
Facebook announces plans for new cryptocurrency to come into operation as early as 2020
Facebook and some two dozen partners released a prototype of Libra as an open source code for developers interested in weaving it into apps, services or businesses/
'It's like a brand new space': We asked a colour consultant to transform this 'sparse' Dublin kitchen
Blue can be the warmest colour, learns jewellery designer Eimear Tolan.
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Brazil legend Marta breaks Klose's World Cup record as three teams progress from Group C
The 33-year-old scored her 17th World Cup goal as Brazil beat Italy, who still topped the group.
Three people arrested after gardaí seize stolen property and drugs worth €320,000
Today’s searches took place on the Ratoath Road area of Finglas.
Aer Lingus orders six new 'narrowbody' planes to carry passengers on long-haul flights
The planes, which would be capable of travelling the distance from Rome to New York, will have just one aisle.
€20,000 for women affected by CervicalCheck non-disclosure
Payments to women who have already applied through the scheme are expected to be made shortly.
Bank bosses may face fines and sanctions in the future, but won't get jail time under new law
The new laws were drawn up in the wake of the tracker-mortgage scandal.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
The Ana Kriegel verdict, the Tory leadership contest and the Rotunda Hospital made headlines today.
Wes Hoolahan to go on trial with League Two club
The ex-Ireland schemer is reportedly hoping to earn a contract at Cambridge United.
Justice Minister to 'apologise in person' to Majella Moynihan in the coming days
Moynihan almost lost her job because she had pre-marital sex with another garda and gave birth to a child outside marriage.
Finance Minister will 'form a judgement' as to what will be the most likely Brexit scenario ahead of Budget
Budget 2020 will be held on 8 October.
Berlin backs five-year rent freeze to tackle rising rents
Only social housing and new builds that have not been let out would be exempt under the move.
Boris Johnson retains firm lead in Conservative leadership race as Dominic Raab eliminated
It comes following a second vote from Conservative MPs this afternoon.
Horses left to die by farmer in 'unprecedented' animal cruelty case
Martin Gerald Foley pleaded guilty to 20 charges out of a total of 193 charges first brought against him.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
The two youngest murderers in the history of the State: The story of the Ana Kriegel trial
The jury today came to its verdict after over 14 hours of deliberation.
'He has nothing to blame himself for,' insists Platini's lawyer amid Qatar World Cup police probe
William Bourdon, who is representing the former UEFA president, also stressed that the 63-year-old has not been arrested.
Ana Kriegel's wish was to have friends. Instead, the teenager was shunned, bullied and murdered
Ana was described by a former teacher as being extremely vulnerable.
Boy A and Boy B have been found guilty of the murder of 14-year-old Ana Kriegel
The jury returned their verdicts today after deliberating for more than 14 hours.
Mary Lou McDonald asks Michael Noonan to clarify if he described Majella Moynihan case as 'internal garda matter'
Noonan was minister for justice during the period Majella Moynihan faced censure.
Varadkar blaming Fianna Fáil for ministers using diesel cars is 'petty' and 'cheap', says Martin
Leo Varadkar said the government would move to ban petrol and diesel cars by 2030.
Explainer: Why the boys found guilty of Ana Kriegel's murder cannot be named
Despite the fact that the two boys have been convicted, they still cannot be publicly named even after sentencing.
'My first memory is being so gutted to miss out... Man City wouldn't let me play'
Niall Quinn felt he was fit to play in the 1994 World Cup, but his club thought otherwise.
Hong Kong leader apologises for extradition crisis but refuses to resign
Hong Kong Leader Carrie Sham apologised at a press conference today.
Top civil servant who warned against broadband plan questioned behind closed doors
Robert Watt warned ‘strongly recommended against’ the decision to proceed with the NBP.
Man who threw milkshake over Nigel Farage ordered to pay compensation
Paul Crowther (32) threw the milkshake over Farage as he campaigned in Newcastle city centre on 20 May.
Camogie star Ashling Thompson pleads guilty to assaulting second woman in Cork nightclub
She will be sentenced in relation to both of the assaults next Tuesday.
Cork teenager missing since last week found safe and well
Gardaí have thanked the public for their assistance.
Royal tutor to MI6 spy to Prime Minister? Here's why the Tories are all talking about Rory Stewart
He was a rank outsider but could now be the main threat to Boris Johnson.
Appeal for witnesses after hit-and-run collision and attempted car hijacking in Dublin
The incident happened in Tallaght yesterday evening.
HSE warns of 'significant impact' on services during support staff strike
A strike by 10,000 healthcare workers is set to take place on Thursday.
'When I was in the hospital bed last August I considered quitting football'
Diarmuid Murtagh underwent an eye operation to repair a detached retina and wasn’t sure if he’d play for Roscommon again.
President to host Áras garden party highlighting issues around Direct Provision
Irish organisations that support refugees have been invited to a garden party tomorrow.
Poll: Is banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in 2030 a good idea?
It’s being proposed along with an outright ban in 2045.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Megadeth cancel most 2019 shows as frontman Dave Mustaine reveals cancer diagnosis
The heavy metal band has been forced to cancel the majority of shows in 2019.
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Poll: Is banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in 2030 a good idea?
THE LONG-AWAITED Climate Action Plan was published yesterday, with the encouragement of electric vehicles one of the key recommendations.
Charge points for electric cars will be increased around the country with a scrappage scheme being considered to encourage drivers to get rid of their petrol or diesel car.
Moreover, the sale of new petrol or diesel cars is to be banned in 2030 and from 2045 no petrol and diesel cars will be allowed on the road. So what do you make of the new car sale ban?
Poll: Is banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars in 2030 a good idea?
Poll Results:
No (7955)
Yes (5115)
Don't know (796)
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Opinion: The State's refusal to compensate survivors of abuse violates human rights law
By Dr Conor O’Mahony - @ConorUCCLaw
The Irish For: A Bloomsday Breakfast with extra Subh Milis on Father’s Day 2019
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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Gardaí investigating comments by priest which compared gay people to 'zombies'
An investigation was launched following a complaint from a member of the public.
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