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California air quality worse than polluted South Asian cities as wildfire death toll hits 63
US president Donald Trump is set to visit the tinder-dry state tomorrow.
Jimmy Dunne and United youngster O'Connor drafted into Ireland's squad to face Denmark
Ireland will be without the suspended James McClean in Aarhus.
Varadkar says FG can look proudly to its record in 'caring for families'
Varadkar said Fine Gael is a “compassionate party” that has a role in offering a helping hand to those that need it.
May appoints junior health minister Stephen Barclay as new Brexit secretary
The British PM has said that she believed in her Brexit deal with “every fibre of my being.”
‘I bought a coat online but the zip is broken’: An expert explains what your rights are
Our rights online are a lot stronger than offline, says consumer expert Áine Carroll.
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Simon Harris acknowledges there is 'more work to be done' as inpatient waiting lists fall across Ireland
The number of patients waiting more than 9 months for treatment has reduced by 38%.
Operating losses at Trump-owned Doonbeg golf resort almost halved to €330k in 2017
The accounts show that the company recorded a pre-tax loss of €1.74 million in 2017.
Aldi recalls batch of pesto due to detection of Salmonella
It’s recalling the batches of Deli Green Pesto with the use-by date 23.11.2018.
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Man to stand trial over 'crude circumcision' of baby boy who had to be hospitalised
A court was told the boy was lucky to be alive.
Gardaí investigating fatal shooting of Clive Staunton (50) in Leixlip appeal for witnesses
Staunton is believed to be the 18th murder victim of the Kinahan/Hutch feud.
'A screenwriting god': Tributes paid to William Goldman, author of The Princess Bride
The Washington Post reported that he died at his home in New York.
Judge rules that White House must return Jim Acosta's press credentials
Donald Trump called the CNN reporter a “rude, terrible person” at a press conference last week.
Can bacteria in your gut help tackle depression? Scientists answer 12 fascinating readers' questions
And can Irish people go to the moon?
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Lost Disney film showing Mickey Mouse's predecessor found in Japan
“We’re absolutely delighted to learn that a copy of the lost film exists.”
Weapons believed to belong to the New IRA explode in back garden boiler fire
“This is simply reckless and shows a total disregard for the safety of the local residents.”
Van der Flier to start for Ireland against All Blacks as Dan Leavy ruled out
Joe Schmidt has been forced into a late change to his team, with Jordi Murphy coming onto the bench.
Possible lifetime ban to be brought in for people who assault referees
A new tiered system of sanctions is set to be introduced.
Gardaí renew appeal to find man who has been missing since last month
Khalid Elmusbahi was last seen in Newbridge on 28 October.
Stormy Daniels to appear on Ray D’Arcy Show tomorrow
The adult film star is set to talk about her new book, Full Disclosure.
Man seriously injured in Dublin house fire
Five Dublin Fire Brigade units tackled the blaze in Milltown.
De Dannan co-founder and famed bouzouki player Alec Finn dies aged 74
The musician was born in England before making Galway his home.
Meath v Dublin challenge match aiming to raise over €100,000 for Sean Cox
The fundraiser will be played at Pairc Tailteann on 16 December.
Family pay tribute to 'incredible personality' of woman murdered in Fermanagh as man appears in court
Pauline Kilkenny’s body was found in her isolated home earlier this week, where she was stabbed 30 times.
Poll: Should tattoos and intimate piercings be banned for under 18s?
Fianna Fáil has introduced legislation to do just this.
Martin O'Neill is running out of excuses
The Republic of Ireland were involved in a dire 0-0 draw with the North last night.
Take a weight off: Definition of kilogramme set to change
Researchers are expected to approve the use of a scientific formula to define the exact weight of a kilogramme.
Simon Coveney hits out at 'idiots' who booed God Save the Queen at Northern Ireland match
The Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland played at the Aviva Stadium last night.
Injunction sought preventing hotel being used as accommodation for asylum seekers
A company wants to develop the Shannon Key West Hotel into a tourist hotel.
Julian Assange charged in US, court documents show
The development could have implications for Robert Mueller’s probe into alleged Russian meddling in the US presidential election.
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Spice Girls to play Croke Park next May
Tickets go on sale next Thursday at 9am.
Khmer Rouge leaders found guilty of Cambodia genocide in landmark ruling
The “reign of terror” left some two million Cambodians dead from overwork, starvation and mass executions.
California wildfires: 63 dead, more than 600 missing
At least 63 people have been confirmed dead so far.
Opinion: 'An enormous burden falls on the shoulders of our nurses in Ireland'
Our healthcare system in Ireland needs our nurses more than ever but measuring their performance has not been a priority, says former INMO General Secretary Liam Doran.
'Nowhere near enough': Healy-Rae reiterates army call as €100k funding to fight rhododendrons announced
Intensive labour is required to get rid of the invasive weed, and Michael Healy-Rae said more is needed to eradicate the problem.
Calls for churches to turn 'blood red' to highlight Christian bloodshed and persecution
On 28 November, some major landmarks around the world will light up “blood red” to raise awareness of the persecution of Christians.
Final say on FG entering coalition government with another party may have to go to a vote
Fine Gael will consider a rule change to allow a special party conference to be convened.
'The worst I've seen yet': Concern as number of HIV and STI diagnoses rise this year
A total of 11,078 STI diagnoses have been reported so far this year.
Yesterday’s News
'It was horrific': Family of Kilkenny mother-of-two murdered in 1984 speak of ongoing anguish
Marie Tierney was found strangled on 21 December 1984.
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Poll: Should tattoos and intimate piercings be banned for under 18s?
FIANNA FÁIL HAS introduced legislation that would ban tattoos and intimate piercings for people under the age of 18.
The bill was brought forward by Mary Butler TD who said that “getting a tattoo is a lifelong decision” and should only be made by adults.
Many tattoo parlours enforce this rule themselves but the legislation would make it illegal not to.
Butler also argued that intimate piercings could lead to health issues. Ears, noses, navels and eyebrows are not covered by the legislation.
But is it a good idea or is it a case of being over-protective of children?
Poll: Should tattoos and intimate piercings be banned for under 18s?
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The corporate law student works in a supermarket, drives tractors and helps out on the family farm.
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