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'Disorderly' Brexit a real possibility, says minister as he outlines how much money there is for Budget 2020
The Summer Economic Statement tells us what money we have to spend in October’s Budget.
Wexford forward suspended for Leinster final for 'abusive language towards a referee'
Aidan Nolan has been handed a two-match ban.
This town has been named as the 'Best Kept' on the island of Ireland
The ‘Best Kept’ awards pit the winners of Ireland’s TidyTowns against their counterparts across the border.
Swim ban at Dublin beaches extended after overflows at Ringsend treatment plant and pumping stations
Irish Water said it “regrets the impact this may have on beach users”.
‘Delete your shopping apps’: 6 people share smart solutions to their money mistakes
And how to keep your ‘micro-debits’ in check each month.
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Salamanders and toad illegally posted to Ireland from Spain
The ISPCA has called for tougher regulations around the selling of exotic animals as pets.
HSE says contingency being planned 'to ensure patient dignity' during tomorrow's strike
A strike by around 10,000 healthcare support workers is taking place tomorrow.
'No, why should I?' Boris Johnson refuses to say when photo with partner was taken
In an interview with LBC’s Nick Ferrari, Johnson was asked to explain why his hair is longer in the photograph than it currently is.
Teenage boy missing from Cork for two days
Gardaí have appealed for information about his whereabouts.
Frank Lampard on brink of becoming Chelsea manager
Derby County have granted permission for the London club to strike a deal with their manager.
GLENVEAGH HOME MAGAZINE
5 ways to turn your bedroom into a sleep sanctuary - plus how to build flatpacks without the tears
Local Fine Gael members pass motion of no confidence in party TD John Deasy
The motion was passed by local members of the party last night.
Police chief in command during Hillsborough stadium disaster to face retrial
96 people were killed during a crush at an FA Cup match at the stadium in 1989.
Poll: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
Boris Johnson says he doesn’t believe there will be, but is prepared for it nonetheless.
Two to appear in court over discovery of guns and ammunition in car in west Dublin
The seizure was made in Clonsilla yesterday evening.
Funeral of 'Donegal rally hero' Manus Kelly to be held on Thursday
Manus’ remains will be reposing at his home from 11am today; his funeral Mass will be held in Glenswilly.
One year after the scandal first emerged, why is debate raging again about Trump's child detention camps?
The detention centres have been compared to prisons and concentration camps.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
US sanctions with Iran, the cost of the National Broadband Plan, and Paschal Donohue’s summer economic statement.
Iran 'permanently' closes diplomatic relations with US government after new sanctions are imposed
Sanctions against Iran’s supreme leader were brought in yesterday.
'She's not my type': Donald Trump hits back at claims that he sexually assaulted advice columnist
Trump claims that E Jean Carroll is “totally lying” about the accusation.
Public and anglers urged to report sightings of 'rare' non-native salmon in Irish waters
They first appeared in Ireland in ‘unprecedented numbers’ in 2017 with the IFI now warning they could threaten native species.
Housing First services to be rolled out in Wicklow, Meath and Kildare for the first time
Kildare County Council issued the tender worth an estimated €702,000.
New law will pave the way for gardaí to wear body cams
Front-line gardaí have been calling for the roll out of equipment like body cameras and tasers.
Council says warden will monitor anti-social behaviour as it reopens Dublin Peace Park
The council said upgrades to parks usually displace this kind of behaviour.
'It's no secret': Eir boss says telecoms company could complete broadband plan for less than €1bn
Government announced that it is to proceed with its plans for the €3 billion NBP
Yesterday’s News
Milan's 'king of cocaine' escapes Uruguayan jail through 'hole in the roof'
Rocco Morabito was awaiting extradition to Italy.
'It's not just up to us': Boris Johnson claims 'abundant technical fixes' could help fix Irish border issue
Boris Johnson has been defending his Brexit plans this evening… but not discussing his private life.
Father and son jailed for hammer assault on former family friend
Michael Reilly Senior and his son Michael F Reilly Junior have been jailed for 40 months and 20 months respectively.
Double dose of penalty drama as Sweden clinch World Cup quarter-final spot
Canada missed a spot-kick while the winners were denied one by VAR.
Are you getting the most from your money? See how you compare to others here
From satisfaction with your savings to who your go-to is for financial advice.
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Poll: Hunt or Johnson? Which of these would be a better Prime Minister from an Irish perspective?
A no-deal Brexit would be very bad for Ireland, so every step in the Tory race will be keenly watched here.
Bodies found in search for seven climbers presumed dead on Himalaya mountains
The seven bodies were retrieved yesterday on Nanda Devi in India.
Harris says all maternity hospitals 'should be in a position' to offer abortion services after Kilkenny medics letter
Doctors at St Luke’s wrote in a letter that they’d decided the hospital “is not an appropriate location for medical or surgical terminations”.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Patrick Nevin sentenced, Boris called a “coward” and healthcare workers strike to go ahead – it’s the evening fix.
80s pop group Bros cancel Cork gig over 'transport and logistical issues'
The famous pop duo won’t be at their scheduled gig Live at the Marquee this Wednesday.
Explainer: How have the US and Iran come to the brink of war?
Tensions in the region have seen a US drone shot down and air strikes cancelled at the 11th hour.
Controversial penalty call sends holders USA into World Cup quarter-finals
The referee consulted with VAR before awarding a decisive spot-kick that was coolly dispatched Megan Rapinoe.
Police issue warning after woman swindled out of more than £300,000 in romance scam
The PSNI said they commonly receive reports of fraud.
Cyprus court hands 7 life terms to 'first serial killer'
He said he was “tortured by memories” and could not explain why he had carried out the killings.
More people coming forward to gardaí as reporting of sex offences increases by over 54%
That’s according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).
7 beautiful spots in Ireland to discover by bike (even if you don't own one)
Explore Ireland the best way – on two wheels.
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Woman at centre of alleged abuse 'horror story' tells judge she needs future supports
The 18-year-old has told the court she will need support to assist her in dealing with criminal proceedings brought against her alleged attackers.
Trump orders 'hard-hitting' financial sanctions on Iran's supreme leader
Tensions between the two nations have been escalating in recent days.
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Poll: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
DO YOU THINK there will be a no-deal Brexit in October?
Yesterday, British Prime Minister candidate Boris Johnson said that he does “not believe for a moment” that the UK will leave without a deal, but said he would be willing to do so if he got the top job.
This comes as the Irish government is to publish a two-pronged summer economic statement today – one for if there’s a no-deal Brexit, and one for if there’s a deal.
So, we’re asking: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
Poll Results:
Yes, especially with Boris Johnson as PM (2398)
Yes, no matter who is PM (1639)
No (1374)
I don't know (371)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: Living with a disability in Ireland - a relentless dystopian nightmare
By Tom Clonan - @TomClonan
The daily life of a person with a disability is not aided by Irish society, writes Tom Clonan.
Lynn Ruane: How this French charity shop treats the homeless should inspire us to help our own
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
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