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Future of College Green: Council CEO says gradual changes will lead to 'completely traffic-free area'
Dubin City Council’s plans for a pedestrianised plaza were rejected in October.
Yesterday’s News
Aftermath of Brexit referendum linked to rise in antidepressant prescribing in England
The UK voted to leave the EU on 23 June 2016, with 51.9% of people voting to leave.
Public asked to help find boy missing since last week
Julian Reed was last seen in Dripsey on Thursday.
Man arrested and gun seized in crackdown on organised crime in Limerick
The man was stopped by gardaí who were on patrol this evening.
Renault stands by 'incapacitated' chief executive Ghosn, but names deputy as fill in
Carlos Ghosn was arrested yesterday on charges of under-reporting his pay at Nissan.
7 emergency contraception facts that everyone should know about
Expert Helen Deely explains why it’s now more accessible than ever.
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Children's Christmas hoodie recalled over choking and suffocation hazard
Anyone who has bought the jumper is entitled to a full refund.
Chicago hospital gunman had been kicked out of firefighting academy
Four people were shot dead during a shooting at a Chicago hospital yesterday.
'Everyone was screaming for help': At least 50 people killed in Kabul suicide bombing
The attack targeted a religious celebration in the Afghan capital.
Abortion legislation to be reviewed in three years time, instead of five
The proposed legislation allows for the operation of the Act to be reviewed after its commencement next year.
Appeal to find Irishman who has gone missing in Canada
Damien Hanley was last seen on Friday.
9 simple tips to take your meals to the next level, according to a professional chef
Austin Lawrence shares how to half the time it takes to make dinner.
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World Player of the Year prize would be fitting reward for Sexton's incredible 2018
‘Where he stands out above a lot of the other players is his ability to see things on the pitch and pick the right options.’
Calls for Booking.com to follow Airbnb's move to remove Israeli West Bank settlement listings
Israel strongly denounced Airbnb’s decision and threatened legal action against the company.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
A murder trial, tax changes and Brexit had people talking today.
Redress Board work cost €1.1bn, while abused residents in industrial schools get €970m
The awards are made to those abused while resident in industrial schools.
Norwegian man charged with sexual offences involving some 300 teenage boys
The charges include rape, according to Norwegian media reports.
QUIZ: Can We Guess Your Perfect Christmas Night Out?
Getting cosy by the fire or lighting up the dancefloor? Let’s find out.
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Trump says US stands by Saudi Arabia despite Khashoggi murder
He acknowledged the Saudi prince may have known of the murder.
Government to oppose Bill that would increase social and affordable housing in private estates
The Bill seeks an increase in the provision of social and affordable housing to 25% in private developments.
Máiría Cahill accuses Mary Lou McDonald of 'bluster and spin' after meeting
Cahill said she received a qualified apology from the Sinn Féin leader.
Proud Obafemi 'never had any doubts' about representing Ireland
The 18-year-old Southampton striker made his senior international debut last night against Denmark.
'Elaborate system for workers to vouch for modest expenses': Mary Lou and Leo clash over Revenue changes
The changes will kick in in January 2020.
Once upon a time, Ireland was full of penguins - here's how they disappeared
No, not the chocolate bars – real penguins. Author Rob Maguire explains.
How we could be on course for a referendum on water supply
The aim would be to retain public ownership of any company charged with responsibility for the supply of water services
CSO to carry out new national survey on sexual violence ... says it may take five years
It’s been 16 years since the Savi – Sexual Abuse and Violence in Ireland – report, was published.
'I got one lung, the girl got the other lung and the boy got the heart - but I'm the only survivor'
Vera Dwyer (77) had her transplant operation in 1988 in the UK after being diagnosed with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF).
Explainer: What's going on with Gibraltar and why is Spain threatening to derail the Brexit deal?
Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory, located near the southernmost tip of Spain.
Man who lost teeth from epileptic seizures fined for possessing cannabis used to treat symptoms
John Mountaine received a fine of €100.
Man, 70, found not guilty of murdering his partner of 36 years in Rathmines self-defence case
Des Duffy told the trial that he was acting in self-defence when he pushed against Dessie Sullivan’s neck on 23 May 2016.
Analysis: Schmidt's smarts shine through in Ireland's detailed power plays
There were fresh examples of the head coach’s clever thinking against the All Blacks.
'She was much loved': RTÉ Radio One presenter Sandy Harsch dies aged 76
Since 1996, she had presented Country Time on RTÉ Radio One.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Garda slashed with razor blade while on flight with deportee awarded €25,000
Detective Garda Eamon Moran was escorting the Nigerian national on a plane to Lagos when the incident happened.
'Consequences were inevitable': DUP flexes muscles and votes against Tories in Brexit row
Sammy Wilson MP said that the decision was taken to show the party’s ‘displeasure’.
More Irish troops to be sent on peacekeeping missions under proposed new plans
An initiative, which is to be spearheaded by Ireland, proposes the introduction of “rotation cycles”.
397 minutes of football without a goal: Why can't O'Neill's Ireland seem to score anymore?
The Boys in Green have failed to score for four games in a row for the first time since 1996.
Major Facebook outage as users experience problems loading social media site
Users have been experiencing problems all morning.
BBC nature team defends decision to intervene and save mother and baby emperor penguins
The decision broke a principle of nature film-making to observe but not interfere.
NI report suggests banning public from rape trials and showing juries videos about stereotyping
A need for legislation to manage social media use around these trials has also been recommended.
'It was devastating': Republic of Ireland players lead tributes to 30 year-old fan who died in Denmark
The 30 year-old tragically died yesterday morning after falling into the water at Copenhagen Harbour.
Colorado man avoids death penalty for killing his pregnant wife and their two young daughters
Christopher Watts pleaded guilty to killing his wife Shanann Watts and two children Bella and Celeste last August.
Irish users may actually be starting to use their smartphones a little bit less
A new survey suggests people are attempting to address ‘our addiction to smartphones’.
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Poll: Will you do any Christmas shopping outside the country?
YESTERDAY IT WAS revealed that more than 207,000 shoppers from the Republic of Ireland have travelled to the North to shop over the past year.
The value of the cross-border grocery shopping has been put at €64.5 million, with alcohol by far the most popular purchase.
With Christmas approaching, people may be planning on travelling to do some shopping.
Be it abroad to buy presents or maybe the North the big Christmas shop. Today we want to find out.
Poll: Will you do any Christmas shopping outside the country?
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Once upon a time, Ireland was full of penguins - here's how they disappeared
By Rob Maguire
No, not the chocolate bars – real penguins. Author Rob Maguire explains.
Processed meats can be very bad for us - so what does the future of the ham sandwich look like?
By Ciara Wright PhD
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