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Who is my local councillor? Here is a list of all the seats filled so far
A comprehensive list of everyone who has nabbed a seat.
Tributes paid to off-duty garda after 'tragic' death off Wexford Coast
Ceann Comhairle Séan Ó Fearghaíl paid tribute to Garda David Hearne.
Counting underway in Westmeath after ballot papers went missing yesterday
It’s still unclear why delivery of the ballot papers was delayed.
Gardaí seek public's help tracing missing Dublin man
Gerard Taylor (55) has been missing from his Sandyford home since yesterday.
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Liveblog: Results coming in hard and fast as counting underway across the country
There is still a long way to go before the end of the election.
Motorcyclist (26) dies after collision with tractor in Co Meath
Gardaí were called to the scene of the crash at Balrath Cross in Kells yesterday afternoon.
Poll: Did climate change influence how you voted in the elections?
The Green Party is having a positive election result.
Michael Gove enters the race to become Tory party leader
Gove joins an already crowded race to become Tory leader.
'They're depending on your silence': 8 myths about sexual violence that are totally untrue
We’ve been found to have the highest levels of sexual harassment in Europe.
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It's a Yes: Ireland has voted resoundingly to pass the divorce referendum
An overwhelming 82% of the electorate voted in favour of changing divorce references in the Constitution.
Sitdown Sunday: Is modern life poisoning you?
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
The Irish For: Don’t Be Such A Gorilla-Whale-Daughter-In-Law
To translate the meaning of Bridezilla effectively we need to pop the bonnet of the word and look at the moving parts, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
Polls open in 21 EU countries on final day of voting
The first official results will be announced at around 10pm Irish time.
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This grand €1m Wicklow residence comes with its own top-floor luxury suite
'My faith is the biggest part of my life, it's more important than Tokyo or World Cups'
Still only 21, Elena Tice is fast approaching a century of caps for the Ireland women’s hockey team. She has made sacrifices and brave decisions, but is now closer than ever to achieving her sporting dreams.
'Some small weapons': Trump plays down North Korean missile tests
The US President is in Japan ahead of a state visit.
Poacher: 'The suspension was ludicrous. We were absolutely destroyed in the media'
The Carlow coach didn’t hold back when he gave his views on his recent ban by the GAA.
How did SF and the Left fail to harness housing crisis anger into votes? Good question, says Mary Lou
Housing was one of the number one issues raised on the doorsteps during the campaign trail, said McDonald.
Election count day 2: What can we expect today?
The story of Friday’s election is still being written.
As it happened: Almost 200 seats filled on local councils as counts get under way around country
All the data so far points to a Green surge in the Euro elections, meanwhile, with the party potentially claiming three seats.
Property values jumped €84 million per day in the last year
Dublin remains the most expensive property market in the country.
'We never said we were there to solve the homeless crisis': CEO behind controversial co-living project speaks out
The company told TheJournal.ie that it was also considering Cork and Galway for co-living projects.
Department of Justice sounded warning over plans to almost double allowance for asylum seekers living in direct provision
Officials said changes to allow residents of asylum centres to work had created “most generous” system in EU.
Yesterday’s News
Tory leadership contest in full swing as ex-minister Andrea Leadsom joins the race
Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has also thrown his hat in the ring.
Making A Murderer's Dean Strang says true crime can be either 'destructive' or 'thought-provoking'
Dean Strang spoke to TheJournal.ie about the true-crime boom, the Irish judicial system, and the impact Trump has had on the courts.
Late Cregg point delivers stunning Roscommon win over Mayo
An early blitz and late precision brought Roscommon a first Championship win over Mayo for 18 years.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the headlines on the first day of election counting.
Buying a car? Here are the pros and cons of each payment option
From PCP to purchase loans, here's what you should know.
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Leinster go back-to-back in the Pro14 as they edge Glasgow at Celtic Park
Leo Cullen’s men secured their sixth title in the competition in tough conditions in Glasgow.
Green Party set to be major player in Dublin City Council as Sinn Féin takes hit in first count
So far five Green Party candidates have been elected to Dublin City Council.
'A private matter': No comment from Taoiseach as TD drops swing claim against Dublin hotel
The Irish Independent reports today that TD Maria Bailey has dropped her claim against The Dean hotel.
This opera is bringing the stories behind Ireland's direct provision system to life
The opera is based on a book which tells the stories of migrant women living in direct provision in Ireland.
Mary Lou McDonald: 'Sinn Féin aren't crybabies, today is the Greens' day'
McDonald said she is disappointed with her party’s results.
Gardaí appeal for information on mountain bike involved in murder of Jordan Davis
Gardaí said they would like to speak to any person who may have had this type bicycle stolen in the recent past.
Real IRA leader dies after taking ill in Portlaoise Prison
McGrane plotted an explosion during the State visit of Britain’s Prince Charles in 2015.
Missing yoga instructor found injured in Hawaii forest after two-week search
A grassroots fund-raising campaign collected $70,000 to pay for a private helicopter to search for Amanda Eller.
Off-duty garda dies after getting into difficulty while diving off Wexford coast
The Coast Guard helicopter, the naval ship LÉ Orla and a lifeboat were sent to the scene.
SocDems' Ellie Kisyombe criticises party leadership for 'disrupting' her campaign
Party co-leader Róisín Shortall described the issue as “water under the bridge”.
'I was a little boy, I was still lost' - Jonathan Walters courageously opens up in Late Late interview
The former Ireland international spoke about the death of his mother on last night’s show.
'Shambolic': Martin hits out at government as speculation mounts over defeat of directly elected mayor plebiscite
Martin’s comments come as speculation mounts in Cork that the plebiscite looks set to be defeated.
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Poll: Did climate change influence how you voted in the elections?
THE GREEN PARTY is riding a wave following Friday’s elections with the party taking council seats across the country.
The “green wave” has been largely put down to voter frustration at a lack of climate action at government and European level.
Against the backdrop of the Extinction Rebellion protests, warnings from naturalist David Attenborough and declarations of climate emergencies, the green surge is well and truly under way.
So, today we want to know: Did climate change influence how you voted in the elections?
Poll Results:
No (1019)
Yes (803)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
From the Garden: The Hungry Gap must be filled and this kale and gnocchi broth will do the job
By Michael Kelly
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