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Hundreds of Russian fishermen rescued after becoming stranded on ice floe
Authorities report that it is the third such incident in the area this week.
Crossbow and heroin seized after gardaí target property in Dublin
The seizure was made following a search in the north inner city last night.
Manhunt under way after shots fired at Garda car in North Wexford
Gardaí are urging the public not to approach the car in which the suspects are believed to be travelling.
Brexit set to be sealed today in final European Parliament vote on deal
MEPs meeting in Brussels are expected overwhelmingly to back ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement.
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Irish people now being advised to avoid 'all non-essential travel' to China due to coronavirus
Since the outbreak began, more than 50 million people have been locked down in and around Wuhan.
Ireland's longest bridge to open on Wexford-Kilkenny border today
The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Bridge will cross the River Barrow between Wexford and Kilkenny.
'He's missed so much': Fresh appeal 10 years on from murder of 26-year-old Kenneth Fetherston
Kenneth Fetherston was last seen on 22 September 2009.
Tremors felt as far as US mainland after major 7.7 magnitude earthquake rocks Caribbean
An initial tsunami warning following the earthquake was lifted.
Top Republican admits they may fail to block former Trump ally's potentially explosive testimony
The defence in the Trump impeachment trial closed their initial arguments yesterday.
PARENTING MAGAZINE
'Be noisy around the baby': 10 new parents share the advice that actually helped them
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
High Court asked to lift injunction limiting extent of greyhound racing protest
Late last year the operators of Shelbourne Park, Greyhound Stadium Ltd, secured the temporary injunction.
Man Utd condemn those involved in attack on Woodward's home
After the home of Ed Woodward was reportedly attacked on Tuesday, Manchester United issued a strong statement on the incident.
'Positive discrimination' needed to address inequality in the west and north of the country
A report from the regional authority pointed to significant levels of inequality.
Poll: Should the Irish government push for an end to the US military use of Shannon Airport?
Labour leader Brendan Howlin said he would insist on ending the use of Shannon for US military operations if in government.
Mild conditions on the way ... but rain and drizzle to continue into the weekend
Highest temperatures will range between 7 to 10 degrees today.
British Airways suspends all direct flights to and from mainland China as coronavirus death toll rises
The death toll from the virus has reached 132.
The Candidate Podcast: Brendan Howlin answers your election questions
The Candidate puts TheJournal.ie readers’ questions to the party leaders.
'Ireland can't be a nodding duck': Howlin says Labour will push for end to US military use of Shannon
The Labour leader said inspections of US aircraft should be carried out.
Body of Kobe Bryant identified as thousands gather for vigil to 'world's greatest basketball player'
Investigators are still working to identify the five remaining bodies from the helicopter crash.
Prince Andrew 'angry and bewildered' at claims he's not cooperating with the FBI
The Duke of York is said to have insisted he’s “happy to talk” to US authorities.
Opinion: Examined in the toilet, protesting in a chair for a bed - my battle for comfort in hospital
Jess was given a makeshift bed behind a doorway when battling infection following a mastectomy.
Toddlers who view screens for over three hours a day are 'less physically active at age five'
That’s according to a new study carried out on 500 children.
DCU bringing students back from China to Ireland due to coronavirus fears
A number of colleges have issued advice to their students.
Gluten-free snacks are 'not as healthy as many people think and most who buy them are not coeliac'
More than one in five people buy gluten-free foods, 92% of whom do not have a gluten-related disorder, according to new research.
First-time buyers made up most of the 12,000 mortgages drawn down in last quarter of 2019
The 12,259 mortgages are valued at €2.7 billion.
Q&A: Here's where Ireland's political parties stand on cycling ahead of GE2020
We asked each political party where it stands on cycling policy in Ireland.
Yesterday’s News
DeSouza to argue her case in US: 'Political pressure must be brought to bear on the British government'
Emma DeSouza will be asking the House of Representatives to pass a resolution supporting her case to self-identify as Irish.
Four raiders went 'without hesitation' towards Adrian Donohoe's garda car, murder trial hears
Det Garda Adrian Donohoe was providing a Garda escort to credit union employees when he was shot, counsel said.
Missing 34-year-old woman who was missing from Dublin has been 'located'
She went missing from the Dublin 4 area earlier this week.
Heaslip: In-form Doris is the best number eight in Ireland
The former Ireland international also explained how he feels the demands of a back row player is changing.
Staying safe online: 8 brilliant resources to help both parents and kids
Webwise.ie has videos, expert advice, conversation starters and more.
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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Catherine Noone apologises for ‘autistic’ comment, Donald Trump’s ‘win-win’ solution for Israel and Palestine, and the coronavirus.
Coronavirus latest: Japan, EU, US and South Korea to evacuate citizens from Wuhan
All cases had involved people who had been in or near Wuhan, but Japan and Germany have now reported human-to-human cases.
FactCheck: The claims about Fine Gael's record on the housing crisis made during last night's debate
Several claims were made about housing supply and homelessness last night. We’ve looked at the main ones.
Donald Trump calls his plan for Israel-Palestine a 'win-win', and tweets out a map
Trump said that his plan “could be the last opportunity” for Palestinians.
Woman (40s) arrested on suspicion of murder following deaths of three children in Dublin
The three siblings, Conor (9), Darragh (7) and Carla (3) McGinley were found dead on Friday evening.
Soc Dems and Greens look set to win a seat each in Galway West
Outgoing Independent TDs Catherine Connelly and Noel Grealish look in danger of losing their seats – but could be saved on transfers.
McClean: My daughter has asked about the abuse; it's not a nice conversation to have
The Republic of Ireland midfielder also discussed his support for an All-Island domestic league.
Councillor Hugh McElvaney breached ethics law during undercover RTÉ investigation, SIPO finds
McElvaney was subject of an RTÉ Investigates programme Standard in Public Office, aired in 2015.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
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Poll: Should the Irish government push for an end to the US military use of Shannon Airport?
IF IN GOVERNMENT, Labour would push for an end to the use of Shannon Airport for US military planes according to party leader Brendan Howlin.
Speaking to TheJournal.ie for the general election podcast The Candidate, Howlin said the Labour Party would go head-to-head with President Donald Trump and end the use of Shannon for US military planes unless those troops were involved in UN-sanctioned military operations.
Howlin’s calls follow concerns about inspections of US aircraft that land at Shannon being raised on numerous occasions in the last Dáil.
The issue was highlighted again last week when US Vice President Mike Pence met with US troops during a stopover at Shannon Airport.
So, today we’re asking you: Should the Irish government push for an end to the US military use of Shannon Airport?
Poll Results:
Yes (2370)
No (1931)
Not sure (226)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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Opinion: How would I, a refugee in Ireland, vote in this election?
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