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Gardaí on alert as Kinahan target released from prison
The man is expected to leave the jurisdiction in the coming weeks.
Corporate tax reliance leaves us 'highly vulnerable to the relocation of even one large company'
The ESRI has been looking at the impact Budget 2019 will have.
Landlords to be sanctioned up to €30,000 if they breach rent caps under new laws
The new rules will mean notice periods given to tenants by landlords will be extended.
Yesterday’s News
'Put it back!': Labour MP ejected from House of Commons after taking ceremonial mace
The protest came after a crucial Brexit vote was postponed.
Irish-born priest may be deported from Chile after serving sentence for sexually abusing girl
John O’Reilly was convicted of sexually abusing a young girl while he was a chaplain at a prestigious school.
Outrage builds over video of NYPD officers ripping toddler from mother's arms
The woman has been charged with a number of offences.
Houses evacuated after suspected pipe bomb is found by gardaí carrying out drugs search
A man and a woman have been arrested.
7 of the country's cosiest fires to relax by this winter
Take some much-needed time out beside one of these.
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Emmanuel Macron addresses nation and pledges wage increase in response to gilets jaunes
Macron also rolled back on an unpopular increase in taxes on pensioners.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Brexit, murder trials and abortion services had everyone talking today.
'He felt so targeted' - Neville recalls Sterling coming to him in 2016 about 'vicious' treatment
Chelsea has suspended four supporters over alleged abuse towards the Man City star.
Varadkar and Tusk both say Brexit deal CAN'T be renegotiated
Theresa May has a fight on her hands.
All 20,000 entries for next year's Dublin Marathon sell out 10 months in advance
The 40th edition of the race takes place on Sunday 27 October 2019.
10 fascinating life stories you need to read this Christmas
They'll also make for perfect presents.
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Man dies after collision between motorcycle and car
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses.
South Dublin County Council approves plan for apartment block beside park
The plans had prompted objections from some community workers.
Union has 'grave concerns' about hard drives of INM staff 'being searched without permission'
The NUJ said it is concerned about “the threat to confidential sources of information and the privacy of INM staff”.
Analysis: Murray's arc-running influence vital in guiding Munster over the line
The 29-year-old scrum-half provided two assists in the southern province’s win over Castres.
Donald Trump, Jamal Khashoggi and Meghan Markle nominated for Time’s Person of the Year
Every year the publication recognises the person or group of people who most influenced the news and the world — for better or for worse.
7 easy ways to have a more environmentally-friendly Christmas
Including some much-needed gifting inspiration.
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As it happened: Theresa May accused of 'pathetic cowardice' as Brexit vote is postponed
Angry scenes in Westminster.
Iona Institute researcher sues Twitter over tweets he claims defamed him
The allegedly defamatory tweets were not taken down from the social media platform.
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
40 year-old goes on trial over fatal stabbing of man in relationship with his ex-partner
Keith Connorton has gone on trial charged with the killing of 29-year-old Graham McKeever in 2017.
Double jeopardy trial finds paedophile guilty of 1986 'Babes in the wood' murders
Schoolgirls Karen Hadaway and Nicola Fellows went missing after going out to play in October 1986.
Lancaster in contract talks with Leinster, but refuses to rule out Farrell reunion
The Leinster senior coach has not received any contact from outside the province over his future.
Former Russian policeman found guilty of carrying out 56 murders, bringing total spree to 78 killings
The conviction makes Mikhail Popkov Russia’s worst-known serial killer of recent times.
Theresa May defers 'crucial vote' on Brexit deal
The Brexit plans are thrown into chaos again.
'There is a fear in the unknown...I’m going in as head coach, something I’ve never done before'
Jim McGuinness chats about his decision to take over USL Championship side Charlotte Independence.
Taoiseach says abortion services may not be available in every hospital in January
Varadkar said he is confident services will be available, but perhaps not in every hospital or clinic.
Two doctors probed over footballer Astori's death
The doctors declared former Italy international footballer Davide Astori fit to play despite evidence he suffered from a heart condition.
Cockroaches and gnaw marks on a loaf of bread: 13 Irish food businesses closed by FSAI in November
13 closure orders and one prohibition order were served against businesses last month.
International developers reveal plans to build 3,000 apartments for rent across Dublin
The first 1,200 units are set to be completed in three years.
'You feel a bit guilty stealing man-of-the-match from someone like that'
Ulster’s Will Addison was superb once again as they beat Scarlets in Wales.
Man (22) found guilty of murdering Alan O'Neill
Warren Nolan was found guilty of killing the 35 year-old in May 2015.
Tributes paid as 'Australian icon' Roger the Kangaroo dies aged 12
The bulky beast was famous for his ability to crush metal buckets with his huge paws.
'A deeply embarrassing blow': Ireland ranked worst in Europe for tackling climate change
The Climate Change Performance Index has ranked Ireland 48th out of 56 countries.
'You feel you can't get a job': Methadone users face stigma and isolation, new report finds
The research examines the experiences of 25 people who have been on methadone treatment.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Here’s what’s happening today.
Poll: Do you think Britain will reverse the Brexit process?
The European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50.
Man (26) arrested on suspicion of murder after body found in Co Down
The body of a man was discovered in the Burrendale Park Road area of Newcastle at the weekend.
EU's top court rules that UK could reverse Brexit process
Theresa May insists she has no plans to reverse Brexit.
Theresa May in final bid to win support ahead of tomorrow's vote
European Court of Justice ruled today that Britain can reverse the Brexit process.
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Poll: Do you think Britain will reverse the Brexit process?
THE EUROPEAN COURT of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50, reversing the Brexit process.
The court has confirmed it accepts jurisdiction in the case, which is based on a request lodged by a group of anti-Brexit Scottish politicians.
However, British Prime Minister Theresa May insists she has no plans to reverse Brexit, despite parliamentary opposition to her withdrawal deal from both pro- and anti-Europe MPs.
So, today we want to know: Do you think Britain will reverse the Brexit process?
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