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New report finds UCD and IADT have highest proportion of students from affluent backgrounds
The data shows the percentage from affluent backgrounds and disadvantaged backgrounds in each institution.
Yesterday’s News
'What are you all staring at?' - Keane sees Kane as the answer to United's goalscoring woes
The club legend says Spurs are ‘in disarray’ and Kane could score 30 goals a season ‘with his eyes closed’.
'Ponies, dogs and servants - she thought all of them should know their place': Life in a big house in 1960s Dublin
Gillies Macbain writes about one New Year’s night in the 1960s in an extract from his new memoir.
Rodney Edwards: How one brave man walked into our newspaper office to uncover shocking sex abuse cases
The Fermanagh journalist details how he and the victims are exposing wrongdoing and seeking the truth. It is not just his job, but his duty, he writes.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Here’s what made headlines today.
Lynn Ruane: Uniting movement groups in Ireland could lead to long-term change
There is common ground among different movement groups in Ireland, writes Lynn Ruane.
Rashford's goal showed all the problems with VAR, says Klopp
The Reds boss praised the way Liverpool rallied late in their 1-1 draw with Manchester United but questioned the hosts’ opening goal.
Taoiseach says risk of no-deal Brexit is 'relatively low' but preparations will continue
Judges will decide tomorrow if the unsigned letter sent by Boris Johnson asking for a Brexit extension puts the PM in contempt of court.
How I Spend My Money: A Kilkenny farmer on €32,000 with six adult children who likes a quiet life
The mother-of-six is keeping a tight budget in order to put her children through college
Early Con O'Callaghan goal helps Cuala to fourth Dublin title in five years - but leaves dual star injured
The 2017 and 2018 All-Ireland champions were four-point winners over St Brigid’s at Parnell Park.
E-bandages to heal your wounds faster? Rate how likely you'd be to use these futuristic pieces of health tech
Scientists have tested ways to speed up healing using electric fields. But would you be on board?
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Air France flight diverts to Shannon after 'suspicious' phone found on board
The crew opted to divert to Shannon when no one came forward to claim the phone.
'We don’t want to go back to those days': Convoy of 150 trucks hold cross-border protest
Truck drivers said they would face “chaos” and “mayhem” at custom checks on the border.
Lallana keeps Liverpool unbeaten but win streak ends against improved Man United
Marcus Rashford gave United a first-half lead in controversial circumstances but Liverpool pegged them back late.
‘I am happy about the deal but sad about Brexit’: The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Two 17-year-old boys fatally stabbed at house party in UK
Another 17-year-old and a 23-year-old were injured.
Sice saves the day for All-Ireland club champions Corofin and sends Galway football final to a replay
The seven-in-a-row bid lives on after Corofin avoided a massive upset at the hands of Tuam Stars.
Man (30s) dies after being found unconscious by passersby in Dublin city centre
Inner City Helping Homeless confirmed that the man was known to local homelessness services.
31-year-old charged with attempted murder of teenage boy in Belfast
A teenage boy was stabbed in the city on Saturday.
Protesters ignore ban to clash with police in Hong Kong
Unrest in the city continued today despite a police ban.
Longest non-stop passenger flight arrives safely in Sydney
The Qantas flight took 19 hours and 16 minutes to fly direct from New York to Sydney.
FF leader asks Dooley and Collins to step down from frontbench pending probe into Dáil votes
Michéal Martin said he spoke with the deputies this morning who both agreed to cooperate fully with the Ceann Comhairle’s inquiry.
Column: 'I had to give up hope of finding a permanent job in an Irish university'
Ilaina Khairulzaman had the choice of leaving Ireland or leaving academia.
Micheál Martin blames Brexit on 'self-regarding English elite'
The Fianna Fáil leader was speaking at the Wolfe Tone commemoration in Bodenstown.
After corruption allegations, Trump says G7 summit won't be at his Miami golf course
Critics said holding the event at Doral would violate both the foreign and domestic emoluments clauses.
UK will leave the EU on 31 October, says senior cabinet minister
Michael Gove said that the government was aiming to leave the EU before the end of October.
Violence in Chile sparked by metro fare hike has left three dead
Protests are angry at the increasing cost of living in Chile.
As it happened: Japan v South Africa, Rugby World Cup quarter-final
Could the hosts continue their magical campaign and book a place in the semi-finals? We followed all the action from Tokyo.
'Anything that's strange, people are going to poke at it. I wouldn't play football too often, I had to turn parties down'
Gymnastics star Rhys McClenaghan has risen to become one of Ireland’s most exciting Olympic prospects.
Three men arrested after attempted burglary in Cork
The men were arrested as part of an ‘intelligence’ operation.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s the news you need to know as you start your day today.
Sitdown Sunday: 'Did this happen? Or did I just have a really, really bad dream?'
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The Irish For - Doomed tales of unrequited love in Irish literature
The tale of Úna Bhán and Tomás Laidir is one of many sad stories in Irish literature, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
'The first year we were completely crazy': How getting a Michelin star impacts Irish restaurants
Fine-dining eateries still grapple with skills shortages and rising labour costs.
'House of fools': UK front pages react to Boris Johnson's Brexit defeat
Nearly all the UK front pages reacted to Boris Johnson’s forced Brexit extension request.
Farrell's reign must see change after Ireland deliver 'D game' in Tokyo
The Englishman now takes over and the 2023 World Cup has to be the primary focus.
Single-use plastics ban Bill aims to put biodegradable packaging on supermarket shelves
This Bill would leapfrog over the government’s strategy, which Fianna Fáil has said is slow to materialise.
Longford feud violence flares again as slash hooks produced following graveyard gun video
Weapons were brandished during the latest incident.
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Government officials clashed over roles on regulating children's access to porn after Ana Kriegel trial
Two departments claimed they weren’t responsible for monitoring the issue.
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Poll: Will Boris Johnson's Brexit deal pass in the House of Commons?
BORIS JOHNSON has a deal. Now, the House of Commons has to vote for it. The same parliament that rejected Theresa May’s deal three times will now have a chance to accept or reject the plan negotiated after a frenetic few days in Brussels.
All eyes are on the DUP, which has said that it will vote against the deal tomorrow during a rare Saturday sitting of parliament.
This makes Johnson’s path to parliamentary success much narrower, leaving open the possibility that he could – despite getting a deal - be forced into a Brexit extension.
So what do you think? Will Boris Johnson get his deal through the House of Commons tomorrow?
Poll Results:
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I don't know (1458)
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'Ponies, dogs and servants - she thought all of them should know their place': Life in a big house in 1960s Dublin
By Gillies Macbain
Gillies Macbain writes about one New Year’s night in the 1960s in an extract from his new memoir.
Rodney Edwards: How one brave man walked into our newspaper office to uncover shocking sex abuse cases
By Rodney Edwards - @rodneyedwards
Lynn Ruane: Uniting movement groups in Ireland could lead to long-term change
By Lynn Ruane - @SenLynnRuane
There is common ground among different movement groups in Ireland, writes Lynn Ruane.
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