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'An ideal vehicle for harassment': New revenge porn law will cover deepfake technology
A number of US states have this year moved to ban the use of this technology to create pornographic videos of individuals.
Yesterday’s News
Boris Johnson is in full campaign mode - but how much Boris is too much?
The Tory leader has been waiting for this election for some time.
'In a weird way, that's actually what builds this team. It makes you have character'
Andy Friend’s Connacht will have a ‘red-hot crack’ at Toulouse after beating Montpellier.
'They played a blinder': Praise for volunteers who help young children during long hospital stays
Children in Hospital Ireland is looking for people to host a coffee morning for the charity on Wednesday.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Here’s what made headlines today…
8 stand-out properties up for auction this month - including a Kildare two-bed for €136k
Or a Dublin 15 starter home for €170k.
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'When you're desperate you'll do anything' - the Irishman on the cusp of history in the US
Niall McCabe could win a third straight USL championship with Louisville City FC later today.
How I Spend My Money: A 30-year-old software developer on €77,000 who invests €2,000 a month
The young software developer moved from Dublin to Berlin earlier this year
Gardaí appeal for information after 16-year-old boy killed in Limerick road crash
A 16-year-old boy was killed in the collision near Adare in the early hours today.
Status Yellow low temperature warning to take effect for most of the country this evening
It’s going to be very cold tonight.
Man who died after car slipped into sea off Arranmore was 26-year-old RNLI volunteer
Another man survived, after the car slipped off the local pier on Arranmore Island.
Robots that clean the floor (and walk the dog): Are you ready for the smart home of the future?
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'I didn’t sweat at the time': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Hundreds gather to oppose plan for over 650 apartments beside St Anne's Park in Dublin
A planning permission application to build the apartment complex on the site has been submitted.
Hong Kong police officer shot with arrow as violence escalates
Protesters also set an overhead footbridge on fire.
Meath star Graham Geraghty's GAA medals stolen in burglary
The medals were stolen on Friday evening.
'Babies are being born homeless': Charity demands action from government on child homelessness
Focus Ireland launched an urgent Christmas appeal today.
Doyle the hero as two stunning injury-time scores book first-ever Leinster final for St Mullin's
There was thrilling late drama at Netwatch Cullen Park as the Carlow champions marched on at the death.
Sinn Féin MP says unionist farmers will help her keep her seat in general election
Michelle Gildernew will be trying to keep her seat against the UUP’s Tom Elliot in the famously closely fought constituency.
Nemo cruise into Munster final at expense of Austin Stacks
The Cork champions had 18 points to spare over their Kerry neighbours at Páirc Uí Rinn.
Friend's Connacht overcome injury crisis to notch impressive win over Montpellier
Conor Fitzgerald’s penalty edged the western province to their impressive victory.
Top US official restricted access to Ukrainian phone call because he feared it would damage Trump
Timothy Morrison told investigators he knew immediately how sensitive the phone call with Ukraine’s president was.
Girl (13) in critical condition following machete attack in Fermanagh
The PSNI said a gang forced entry into a property in Lisnaskea at around 9.15pm last night and carried out the attack.
Two Dublin Bus routes to operate 24-hour services from 1 December
There will be no additional charge on the new overnight services.
Son of Jean McConville calls for public inquiry after being 'let down' by state
Michael McConville said that social workers told him that he and his siblings had been ‘abandoned’.
Louth bank targeted in attempted ATM theft to re-open tomorrow
The Bank of Ireland in Dunleer will re-open tomorrow.
Jennifer Arcuri says Boris Johnson has cast her aside like 'a fleeting one-night stand'
The businesswoman said the prime minister treated her like a “gremlin” when she asked for advice on media pressure.
Venice in turmoil as it braces for another major flood
The city’s mayor estimates €1 billion worth of damage has already been caused due to the recent flooding.
Poll: Would you like to see an Irish unity referendum in the next five years?
Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald made the call at the party’s Ard Fheis in Derry last night.
'The first day I met him was in the LIT canteen 15 years ago and I was going, 'Jesus, I'm here with Davy Fitz''
In the second installment of a two-part coaching series, The42 chats with Wexford hurling coach Seoirse Bulfin.
Five arrests in north Dublin after gardaí seize drugs worth €400k
Four men and one woman remain in custody today.
Pizza Express and an inability to sweat: The standout quotes from Prince Andrew's BBC interview
In an astonishing interview with BBC Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis, Prince Andrew said he’d no recollection of ever meeting his accuser.
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The 9 at 9: Sunday
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The Irish For: Are Irish names really that difficult to pronounce?
We should look at names we don’t understand as something exciting to be figured out, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
Both main parties lose ground as Fine Gael retains slim lead over Fianna Fáil in latest opinion poll
The latest Behaviour & Attitudes poll for the Sunday Times was published today.
Jim Donnelly: the greatest Irish football story you've never heard of
The Ballina native became one of the most revered and highly-regarded coaches in Europe.
Parents threaten legal action after accusing Dundalk school of sidelining Irish language voice on board
Coláiste Lú pupils have already staged a walkout as part of an ongoing row over Irish language teaching.
'Unbecoming? He was a sex offender': UK papers tear into Prince Andrew after BBC interview
One PR expert said that the interview was like “watching a man in quicksand”.
'I worked in Stillorgan Shopping Centre... My dad said: Manchester United want to speak to you'
Former Ireland star Mick Martin reflects on his career at club and international level.
35% of people would pay water charges if they were brought in now
The results are based on an opinion poll carried out by Amarách Research for RTÉ’s Claire Byrne Live/TheJournal.ie.
Criminal gang targeting cars parked at five-a-side football pitches located near M50
At least seven areas have been targeted in recent months.
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Poll: Would you like to see an Irish unity referendum in the next five years?
AT THE SINN Féin Ard Fheis last night, leader Mary Lou McDonald said that a referendum on Irish unity “must happen in the next five years”.
She said that – among other factors – delivering on Irish unity is the only basis that her party would enter government.
The fallout from Brexit has now accelerated these calls for a united Ireland, McDonald said. Under the Good Friday Agreement, a majority in Northern Ireland would have to support Irish unity along with a majority in Ireland.
“The Irish government and all who say that now is not the time to speak of unity are wrong,” she added. “It is not a question of if, but a question of when. Now is the time to prepare.”
On Today FM’s Dermot and Dave show last month, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said he would like to see a united Ireland in his lifetime, but that “we need to make sure that unionists in Northern Ireland and British people in Northern Ireland feel that a united Ireland is a warm place for them” if that point was ever reached.
So, what do you think? Would you like to see an Irish unity referendum in the next five years?
Poll Results:
Yes (8015)
No (4084)
No, but maybe within the next 10-20 years (3466)
Not sure (656)
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How I Spend My Money: A 30-year-old software developer on €77,000 who invests €2,000 a month
By TheJournal.ie reader
The young software developer moved from Dublin to Berlin earlier this year
The Irish For: Are Irish names really that difficult to pronounce?
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
Opinion: Disabled people in Ireland need the right to personal assistance
By James Cawley
Assistance is often the difference between existing and living for many of us, writes James Cawley.
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