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'This is not a pension for terrorists': Troubles perpetrators will not receive victim compensation
Concerns were raised over those who were injured by their own hand receiving the pension.
Child (5) hospitalised after being swept out to sea on inflatable lilo
Emergency services were alerted to the incident at Dublin’s Portmarnock Beach at 2.20pm.
Man left in serious condition in hospital after being stabbed in Limerick city
A French man in his 30s has been arrested in connection with the stabbing.
Over 2,600 eFlow customers double charged last month
The company said it was due to a ‘system processing error’.
AIB chair says he wouldn't hire a candidate with the 'uncombed hair' and 'racist language' of Boris Johnson
AIB chairman Richard Pym said he would be abandoning “non-committal business-person language”. And he did.
Protesters who called British MP Anna Soubry a 'Nazi' given suspended sentences
James Goddard and Brian Phillips pleaded guilty to harassing Soubry.
Man (23) arrested after estimated €20k worth of herbal cannabis seized in west Dublin
He is currently detained under Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drugs Trafficking) Act 1996.
TV Wrap - Shane Lowry reminds us why we love sport in stunning Open triumph
Elsewhere, a Sky commentator claimed Lowry as British while Rory McIlroy was left on the verge of tears after a cruel return to Royal Portrush.
Irish Water restores supply in north Dublin after 'major burst' left households with low pressure
The burst happened on a 600mm diameter water main on the Drumcondra Road at about 7.30am yesterday.
'Dangerous sexual predator' who raped 13-year-old girl in church grounds jailed for nine years
The accused has 37 previous convictions of which 17 are for sexual offences.
'A long road ahead': Barry Cowen says former Taoiseach Brian Cowen making progress with health
Cowen was admitted to hospital after falling ill earlier this month.
The 5 at 5: Monday
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Government admits its hands are tied even as leisure sector warns of insurance 'crisis'
The leisure and tourism sectors have expressed serious concerns over the withdrawal of a major insurance provider from the market.
Explainer: Why did Iran seize a British oil tanker and the 23 crew members on board?
In video footage released by an Iranian news agency, masked soldiers are seen travelling down a rope and into the tanker.
'We must be more vigilant': Body of pensioner lay undiscovered in house for seven months
The death is not being treated as suspicious.
Pat Kenny loses battle against plans for apartment blocks beside family home
The Kennys led the local opposition against the plan with 17 other objections from locals also lodged.
‘Mam, Dad, they put a lot of work into me. It’s nice to repay them with moments like last night’
Celtic midfielder Barry Coffey’s goal helped Ireland into the semi-finals of the U19 European Championships.
Man (75) has conviction for raping granddaughter quashed over concerns he was unfit to stand trial
Christopher Redmond was found in recent weeks to have had a severe form of dementia for some time “with no prospect of recovery”.
Over 5,000 Volvo cars in Ireland recalled over engine fire risk
The Swedish carmaker is recalling 507,000 cars worldwide.
FSAI recalls four flavours of Tesco Finest Fruit Presse due to fermentation
All of the affected 750ml bottles are dated best before March 2020.
Irish airport complaints rose by 56% in 2018
The airline and airport regulator has struggled to cope with the volume of complaints.
Tory MP charged with three counts of sexual assault against two women
Elphicke is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 6 September.
Celebratory Lowry belts out Fields of Athenry in Dublin bar, Claret Jug in hand
The Clara man was in fine form hours after his Open Championship success.
Full probation reports on boys who murdered Ana Kriégel won't be given to each other's legal teams
Justice McDermott then said he does not want any more than five members of the media present in court when the boys are sentenced next October.
Bank of Ireland warns customers over phishing text scam
People have been receiving text messages claiming to be from Bank of Ireland.
'Rare' common toad captured in Dublin following public appeal
The common toad is native to other parts of Europe but not Ireland and it is not yet known what the effect it could have on native species.
Gone: UK's Europe minister resigns ahead of Boris Johnson's expected election as PM
It’s expected several more high profile resignations will take place in the coming 48 hours.
Iran says it's arrested 17 'CIA spies' and sentenced some to death
An Iranian official said that all of the suspects were Iranians who had acted independently of each other.
India counting down to launch spacecraft to the moon a week after postponing mission
A fuel leak forced the temporary cancellation of the launch of the Chandrayaan-2.
Poll: Should a border poll be held in the event of a no-deal Brexit?
Fianna Fáil is still working on a plan for a United Ireland.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Boris Johnson says that if we can go to the moon, we can solve the Irish border problem
During his time as Foreign Secretary, Johnson compared concerns about the Irish border as “the tail wagging the dog.”
'Fear in people's faces': Priest describes moment car ploughs through crowds at Dundalk grave yard
A man in his 20s remains in garda custody today following the incident.
'I cried in the Carnoustie car park': Lowry's remarkable turnaround
Lowry has enjoyed a superb year, with his Open triumph following success in Abu Dhabi back in January.
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Temperatures set to reach as high as 26 degrees as the week gets off to a warm, sunny start
But any escape from the rain may be short lived, Met Éireann has said.
Over 47,000 children waiting to see a specialist due to consultants shortage
Of that number, 1,989 children in Ireland are waiting to see a paediatric surgeon.
Theresa May to hold emergency meeting as UK plots next step after Iran tanker seizure
Iran has remained defiant in the face of UK’s claims of “illegal and destabilising behaviour”.
Mob attack in Hong Kong leaves dozens wounded following protest march
Police in Hong Kong have been criticised for not doing enough to stop the violence.
Whirlpool to launch recall of tumble dryers posing potential safety risk
The recall is aimed at owners of affected dryers that have not yet had their product modified.
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Poll: Should a border poll be held in the event of a no-deal Brexit?
OVER TWO YEARS ago, Fianna Fáil announced that the party was working on a plan for a United Ireland. But the party is still working on the plan.
Micheál Martin, speaking at the time, said he would see a United Ireland in his lifetime.
Yet today, two-and-a-half years later and with the implications of Brexit still unknown, Martin said it was important not to “inflame” the situation.
“Sinn Féin were saying: ‘The minute we have Brexit, let’s throw in a border poll, let’s inflame the situation.’ And I just fundamentally disagree with that,” he said.
As both the UK and the wider EU prepare for the near inevitable elevation of Boris Johnson to British Prime Minister, fears are growing that a no-deal Brexit – which would have major ramifications for both sides of the Irish border – is becoming increasingly likely.
What do you think? Should a border poll be held in the event of a no-deal Brexit?
Poll Results:
Yes (7231)
No (2999)
Not sure (717)
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Lynn Ruane: Child maintenance reform would be good for children - and good for the country
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
The Irish For: An astronaut is a star-sailor, a comet is a paintbrush star
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
From the Garden: If your garden is blooming, it can sometimes be difficult to know what to cook
By Michael Kelly
Too much cauliflower? There is a recipe for that, writes Michael Kelly.
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