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Facebook urges against 'punitive' fines for firms who breach Government's new online safety laws
The government published submissions on the proposed laws today.
Man arrested over 1984 murder of Marie Tierney released without charge
No one had been arrested in relation to the investigation until yesterday.
Man arrested on suspicion of intimidating Criminal Assets Bureau officer
He is currently detained at Wexford Garda Station.
Irish Greyhound Board 'strongly condemns actions of minority in industry'
Minister of State Andrew Doyle said that he had “deep concerns” about the industry, and that all allegations will be examined.
Garden tools, a taste of the USA - and gifts to say 'thanks': Check out this week's top offers at Lidl
Here's everything you need to know.
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Soccer pundit Didi Hamann pleads not guilty to assaulting his girlfriend
Hamann’s bail was continued, with the matter adjourned to 12 December.
'It's a devastating blow': Cork mail centre to shut down with 216 job losses
“We’re transitioning from a world of letters to a world of parcels,” CEO David McRedmond said.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
'Healthcare is a basic human right' - Elizabeth Warren to the fore as Democrats hold first presidential debate
The senator stood out on a night when economic inequality was the main line of discussion.
Poll: Should the government stop funding greyhound racing?
An RTÉ investigation has claimed almost 6,000 greyhounds were killed for not racing fast enough in 2017.
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'The weekend is crazy': An insider guide to Dublin's best Brazilian food, from feijoada to coxinhas
'My ma wants me to play for Nigeria... But I've been playing with Ireland for a long time'
Jonathan Afolabi is set to represent the Boys in Green at the U19 Euros.
US regulators tell Boeing to fix new 'potential risk' on 737 MAX
Boeing said the software fix for the 737 MAX that it has been developing for the last 8 months does not currently address the matter.
Incoming Irish Central Bank chief criticised for 'clumsy' handling of budget leak in New Zealand
Budget details were accidentally posted on the Treasury’s website last month.
Wildfire warning issued in Clare as temperatures to reach high 20s across Ireland
Clare County Fire and Rescue Service has issued a wildfire warning in light of the warm weather.
‘We made our own sweet cart’: 7 people share their smartest money tips for weddings
From making your decorations to fridge magnet invites.
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Woman (30s) who died after Dublin stabbing named locally
Skaidrite Valdgeima had been living in Blessington, Co Wicklow.
Fleadh Cheoil organiser says Drogheda event will go ahead as planned in wake of crime fears
The annual event, manned and organised by over 1,000 volunteers, saw up to half a million people attend last year.
Harris had 'good' meeting with Bord na Móna about it growing Ireland's medicinal cannabis supply
Yesterday, Simon Harris signed the law establishing Ireland’s first medicinal cannabis access scheme,
HPV: Major new study shows cancer-causing virus 'significantly reduced' after vaccine
Two types of HPV that cause 70% of cervical cancers were significantly reduced after vaccination.
Dublin cycling office on the way as NTA issues tender
Dublin is currently hosting Velo City 2019, an international cycling conference taking place until Friday.
Is enough being done to keep Dublin Bay safe for swimmers this summer?
Malfunction at upgraded part of Ringsend plant, increased construction in the city and a leaky legacy are muddying the waters.
Yesterday’s News
Man mugged Spanish national at knifepoint while on bail for separate knifepoint robbery
Judge Martin Nolan sentenced him to consecutive terms of imprisonment of three years and two years for each offence.
Canada doctor's licence revoked for using own sperm to inseminate patients
The 80-year-old doctor did not appear at the hearing, but through his lawyers pleaded no contest.
Welcome boost for Offaly hurling as U20s dump Dublin out of Leinster with dramatic extra-time win
Cathal Kiely fired over a stunning 20 points as Offaly advanced to the last four.
Dozens of teenagers across west Dublin storing drug packages on behalf of smuggler
On Tuesday morning, gardaí seized €600k worth of ecstasy tablets.
4 simple and clean lessons from the kakeibo, the Japanese art of smart spending
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up for your finances.
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Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Man who led gardaí on high speed car chase and crashed outside a school is jailed
Bernard Kelly (38) broke red lights and mounted the pavement outside the school.
It could make people happier and healthier - but would a four-day week work in Ireland?
Proponents say there are a wide range of benefits to the idea – but not everyone is convinced.
Man United agree €50 million deal for Aaron Wan-Bissaka - reports
The fee for the Crystal Palace full-back could rise as high as €55m with add-ons.
Beth Chapman, co-star of bounty hunter reality TV, dies aged 51
Chapman was diagnosed with throat cancer in September 2017.
'Belting hip hop on the Conor Pass': 5 groups of best friends share their favourite Irish road trips
From a trip to a trad festival in Leitrim to a picnic on the Hill of Tara.
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'I refuse not to feel safe': How women feel about cycling in Dublin
When women cyclists were surveyed, here’s what they had to say about travelling by bike.
UK police arrest 12-year boy over 'homophobic' attack in Liverpool
Merseyside Police said the boy was held on suspicion of homophobic aggravated assault.
Pride flag to fly over Leinster House this weekend
A LGBT+ group has been set up within the Houses of the Oireachtas.
World champion Harrington takes Ireland's medal tally to 6 on sensational day for boxers
Michaela Walsh, Gráinne Walsh, Kurt Walker and Kellie Harrington have joined Regan Buckley and Michael Nevin in guaranteeing bronze.
Paris region shuts down schools as heatwave hits western Europe - and it's about to get hotter
Forecasters have predicted that it’s going to get even warmer across the continent.
Support staff strike: HSE says situation at hospitals 'challenging' as further talks planned
The issue centres on a dispute over pay increases.
Cigarette or an electrical fault 'may have caused' Notre-Dame fire
The famous cathedral caught fire in April of this year.
Trump tells US captain to 'win before she talks' in response to White House comments
Megan Rapinoe had said she’s ‘not going to the f*****g White House’ if her side wins the Women’s World Cup.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Hillary Clinton is in Ireland to visit children's charity Barretstown
Clinton is not holding any formal meetings during her visit.
New maps use parish records to show wealth in 14th-century Ireland
The work offers new insights into English control of Ireland during this period.
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Poll: Should the government stop funding greyhound racing?
ALMOST 6,000 GREYHOUNDS were killed for not racing fast enough in 2017, a new RTÉ investigation claimed yesterday.
The RTÉ documentary, which was broadcast last night, claims that in 2017 a consultancy firm was paid €115,000 to carry out a review of the industry on behalf of the Irish Greyhound Board.
The review found 16,000 greyhounds are born every year. It found that 5,987 of those are killed because they fail to make qualification times or their performance declines.
Greyhound racing is set to receive €16.8 million in funding this year with supports coming from the Department of Agriculture.
So, today we’re asking: Should the government stop funding greyhound racing?
Poll Results:
Yes (2817)
No (758)
I'm not sure / no opinion (111)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
'I refuse not to feel safe': How women feel about cycling in Dublin
By Janet Horner
When women cyclists were surveyed, here’s what they had to say about travelling by bike.
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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