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Quiz: Which Game of Thrones character is this?
GOT is nearing endgame but how do you remember who’s come and gone over the past eight seasons?
Here's What Happened Today: Easter Monday
Protests in Derry, gorse fires in Donegal and another sunny day across the country – This evening’s top stories.
Irish film Vivarium selected to premiere at Cannes
It will compete for the two prizes given by La Semaine de la Critique’s jury.
Friends of Lyra McKee put red handprints on dissident republican group's office
McKee was murdered early on Friday morning in the Creggan in Derry.
Russia says it's 'too early' to say whether it could work with Ukraine's new leader
Volodymyr Zelensky won a landslide victory yesterday.
Man arrested after shots fired at vehicle in Dublin
No one was injured in the incident.
Irish tourists urged to 'exercise a high degree of caution' as Sri Lanka curfew begins
No Irish citizens are believed to be among the dead or injured in yesterday’s fatal attacks.
'When we first came in, there was a rota for bringing food. We used to pay to come to training'
Mayo captain Niamh Kelly on how far ladies football has come, and her side’s resurgence in 2019.
Over 1,000 people - including Olympic gold medallist - arrested during Extinction Rebellion protests in London
The charges are for various offences including breaching public order laws, obstructing a highway and obstructing police.
It's another lovely day out there, but there's wetter weather on the way
Tomorrow will remain warm, with a mix of isolated showers and sunny spells.
Leinster's Noel Reid agrees deal to join Leicester Tigers next season
The 28-year-old Clontarf clubman has made 120 appearances for Leinster since making his debut in 2011.
'A Holy mess': Pleas for more support as Donegal locals help battle another gorse fire
Donegal Fire Service and gardaí are at the scene.
Sri Lanka Easter attacks: Government says Islamist extremist group behind slaughter of almost 300
The government is investigating whether the group had “international support”.
Poll: Should new laws be enacted to prevent paramilitary-style marches?
A march by Saoradh on Saturday has prompted outrage from politicians and members of the public.
‘They don’t care about anyone but themselves’ – Ex-Ireland international hits out at FAI
Dave Langan has criticised the organisation and says Niall Quinn is the man to bring about change.
'The fields are gone, hence the hares are gone': These Dublin locals will perform the stories of their lives on stage
Ghost Hares is a participatory theatre work that sees people from South Dublin County telling their own stories on stage.
Three world-renowned mountaineers die during avalanche in ascent of Canadian peak
They were attempting to climb the east face of Howse Pass, an isolated and highly difficult route.
The 9 at 9: Easter Monday
Here’s all the news you need to know on this bank holiday.
Two teenagers arrested over Lyra McKee murder are released without charge
Police are continuing to seek information on the killing.
'Lives have been destroyed. It has taken away soccer careers. People are in therapy because of it'
Former Republic of Ireland international Ciara McCormack and a litany of her former club team-mates have made extensive allegations against an ex-coach.
The young Venezuelan migrants trying to make their way in a troubled Colombia
Amanda Coakley reports from Bogotá.
Giving birth in the 1960s: 'All the mothers were terrified of the doctors and matron so we never asked any questions'
‘Was I traumatised? I don’t know – back then you just had to get on with it,’ writes Ava Stapleton.
Penneys' online trial could bring 'incremental' growth, but its future still lies in bricks and mortar
The retailer has just opened its biggest store in the world in Birmingham.
Teachers to be rotated among schools under new substitute panel plan
Schools in North and South Dublin, Cork, Galway, Kildare and Meath are being targeted in the new initiative.
€13 million contract for new IT system and 230 new staff as Passport Service aims to cope with demand
It comes as part of the passport reform programme and, despite the rise in complaints in recent years, Coveney is confident it’ll make a difference.
'It's just not good behaviour': Hospital anti-smoking policy flouted by patients and visitors
On 4 July 2012, Beaumont Hospital became a “tobacco-free campus”.
Yesterday’s News
Garda patrols increased in west Dublin as innocent family members caught up in gang feud
There have been a significant number of attempts to kill gang members based in north and west Dublin in recent weeks.
'We think we're making a difference': The volunteers cleaning all along the banks of the Royal Canal
We went out with the Royal Canal Clean-Up Group earlier this month.
These breathtaking photos are up for the National Geographic Travel Photo of the Year
The contest carries a $7,500 first prize.
Quiz: How much do you know about the 1916 Rising?
Commemorations took place at the GPO and around the country today.
Child Protection: The failure to publish the report into Mother & Baby Homes is part of a continued cover-up
‘I have no problem with due process, but when this gets in the way of truth and allows a culture of secrecy and collusion to continue, then we need to re-evaluate’, writes Shane Dunphy.
Here's What Happened Today: Easter Sunday
Bomb attacks in Sri Lanka, 1916 commemorations and ATMs made headlines today.
'Best course for the country': Democrats to decide on Trump impeachment 'within weeks'
The Mueller report cited 10 episodes of potential obstruction involving President Donald Trump.
'I find it hard to believe that evidence has simply vanished': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Comedian wins 'landslide victory' in Ukranian presidential election, exit polls indicate
Volodymyr Zelenski took 73 percent of the vote, according to exit polls.
Lock the door and activate the drone guard: The future of keeping your home safe
Sarah Harford looks at how technology could be set to upend our idea of a secure home.
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Liverpool return to top of the Premier League after hard-fought win
Cardiff’s hopes of survival took a blow amid a loss to the Reds.
207 people killed and hundreds injured after explosions strike hotels and churches in Sri Lanka
Eight people have now been arrested over the attacks.
Innocent gangland victim Roy Collins' mother Carmel dies following long illness
Her death comes just 12 days after the tenth anniversary of her son’s killing.
Johnny Sexton shines as Leinster set up European final with Saracens
Leo Cullen’s men will search for a record fifth title in Newcastle on 11 May.
These incredible Irish documentaries are available online for the first time - here's what to watch
Some recommendations on what you can view from Volume 1 of the Loopline Collection, which was released on the IFI Player earlier this week.
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Poll: Should new laws be enacted to prevent paramilitary-style marches?
A PARADE BY “revolutionary republican party” Saoradh on Dublin’s O’Connell Street on Saturday was criticised by a number of government ministers yesterday.
The group had defended the actions of those responsible for the killing of Lyra McKee in Derry and marched in military fatigues in Dublin less than two days after her death.
Saoradh’s march was part of its Easter Rising commemorations and it did not require a permit because the attendance was less than 5,000 people.
There have however been calls from some politicians for greater regulation of such assemblies, with justice minister saying people were “sickened” by the presence of “paramilitary uniforms”
Poll: Should new laws be enacted to prevent paramilitary-style marches?
Poll Results:
Yes (8733)
No (3030)
Don't know (515)
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Giving birth in the 1960s: 'All the mothers were terrified of the doctors and matron so we never asked any questions'
By Ava Stapleton
‘Was I traumatised? I don’t know – back then you just had to get on with it,’ writes Ava Stapleton.
Child Protection: The failure to publish the report into Mother & Baby Homes is part of a continued cover-up
By Shane Dunphy
Opinion: A variety of non-Christian historical sources support the idea that Jesus rose from the dead
By Dr Thomas Finegan
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