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Public appeal for 14-year-old missing since last week
Jamie Walsh has been missing since last Friday.
The DUP is not happy with Theresa May's 'humiliating' Brexit delay
It had been thought that the DUP were softening their stance towards the draft Brexit deal – until this statement today.
Payments to private Direct Provision firms rise to €72m after 18% increase in asylum seekers
The firm that operates the Direct Provision centre in Mosney, Co Meath received the highest payment of €8.69 million.
Billy Kelleher will run as an MEP candidate for Fianna Fáil
Galway TD Anne Rabbitte has also been selected as an MEP candidate for the party.
Enjoy coastal living from €330k in these brand new family homes in Dublin
The show house at Knightsgate in Rush will be unveiled this weekend.
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'Disgusted at this callous act': Seven baby hamsters dumped outside Newry pet shop
The pets were discovered “surrounded by their own waste and exposed to the elements”.
Opinion: I had a tumour growing in my breast but I also had a life growing inside me
How can these drugs rid me of cancer, take away my hair, blast my immune system and still allow this little life inside me to grow unharmed? writes Mary Canavan.
Have you seen Alannah? The 16-year-old has been missing since Wednesday
Alannah Corrigan was last seen in Dun Laoghaire.
Quirke told Tusla that Mary Lowry was fixated on new relationship, trial hears
Patrick Quirke (50) of Breanshamore, Co Tipperary has pleaded not guilty to the murder of part-time DJ Bobby Ryan.
Ireland to give over €1 million to Cyclone Idai relief effort as fears death toll could exceed 1,000
Ireland will contribute at least €1,050,000 to help those most gravely affected by the cyclone.
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Know Your Sport? Take our weekly quiz
How closely have you paid attention to this week’s sporting headlines?
The 5 at 5: Friday
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Letter from Gibraltar: Brexit, Backstops, Declan Rice and Barton Fink
Politics is dominating the news cycle as Irish fans begin to arrive for tomorrow’s Euro 2020 qualifier.
Paying tribute: 'Daff Man' on how he and his partner were supported by cancer nurses
‘Daff Man’ James Gilleran is marking 25 years collecting for the Irish Cancer Society.
'He lit up a room when he entered': Teenagers who died at Tyrone disco laid to rest
Tributes have been pouring in for the three “wonderful” young people who tragically lost their lives on Sunday.
Consultants at Cork and Galway hospitals failed to provide evidence of tax compliance
Sipo investigated the doctors after they missed a deadline by which they had to reply.
Priest stabbed during morning mass in church in Montreal
The suspect was arrested at the scene.
Limerick device 'appears identical' to London and Glasgow parcel bombs claimed by 'IRA'
Around 175 staff have been evacuated and postal services in Limerick are off today.
Game of Thrones star describes suffering two nearly fatal brain aneurysms
Emilia Clarke said she suffered a form of stroke just after finishing series 1 of the hit show.
Man (60s) and woman (30s) killed in two-car crash in Dublin
The crash occurred at around 6.30am in the north Dublin area.
'Deeply flawed' policy on open disclosure in the HSE still in place, Scally review finds
Dr Gabriel Scally is satisfied the HSE has put adequate resources into acting on his recommendations following CervicalCheck.
Large invasive rodent species that can 'cause a lot of damage' spotted along Royal Canal
Locals around Ashtown are being asked to be on the lookout for the large South American rodent.
May faces uphill battle to get support for Brexit deal, as Ireland insists there won't be a hard border
Article 50 will be extended until 22 May – if the House of Commons votes in favour of the Withdrawal Agreement.
Poll: Is the €130,000 salary proposed for directly-elected city mayors fair?
Tánaiste Simon Coveney has defended the €130,000 salary, insisting that amount of money is required to attract the right candidates.
The 9 at 9: Friday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
'It would be disappointing if we didn’t come away with six points'
Irish legend Richard Dunne isn’t getting lost in the ‘one game at a time’ cliché.
Major explosion at chemical plant kills 47, injures 600 in eastern China
The explosion was so powerful it knocked down factory buildings and shattered the windows of surrounding homes.
Opinion: 'I’m thinking of you' and 9 other things it's OK to say to a family going through cancer
On Daffodil Day, Sarah Geraghty examines her own experiences to provide a useful guide of what not to say to a family hit by a diagnosis – and some suggestions on what to offer instead.
'Broken hearted but not broken': New Zealanders unite in two-minute silence for mosque victims
A mass funeral was held for 26 of the victims of last week’s attack, including the youngest victim – three-year-old Mucaad Ibrahim.
Opinion: Can Irish media users identify trustworthy news sources?
A recent Irish survey found that social media users are among the most media-savvy consumers of news, writes Niamh Kirk.
Monaghan mechanic (55) found guilty of IRA membership at Special Criminal Court
James Joseph Cassidy will be sentenced on 29 April.
HSE conference to discuss pregnant women's use of epilepsy drug that is being compared to thalidomide
Epilim’s use by pregnant women has been restricted in recent years.
Expect some not-so-subtle election promises as Fine Gaelers land in Wexford
‘Let’s take Ireland forward together’ is the theme of the Fine Gael’s National Spring conference, which kicks off today in Wexford.
British MP unable to go home because of death threats over Brexit
Several MPs have raised concerns following severe criticism from Prime Minister Theresa May.
Waiting for clarity: Trust crumbles and tension builds in final Brexit days
The absurdity of the Brexit process continues, as patience from all sides is put under strain.
Yesterday’s News
Over 2 million people sign petition on Parliament website to revoke Article 50
The petition says a “second Brexit referendum may not happen – so vote now”.
EU agrees to delay Brexit until 22 May if Withdrawal Deal passes next week
The European Council came to the agreement following lengthy discussions in Brussels.
Missing 15-year-old found safe and well
She had been last seen in Clontarf.
Adoptive mother arrested after allegedly starving and pepper spraying child YouTube stars
The Fantastic Adventures channel had more than 700,000 followers and 240 million views.
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Google search for 'body decomposition' carried out on computer found in Patrick Quirke home, trial hears
Quirke (50) of Breanshamore, Co Tipperary has pleaded not guilty to the murder of part-time DJ Bobby Ryan.
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Poll: Is the €130,000 salary proposed for directly-elected city mayors fair?
THIS WEEK, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced that the proposed directly-elected mayors for Cork, Limerick and Waterford will be paid €130,000.
The public will be asked to vote on whether they approve of the idea of directly-elected mayors in a plebiscite, due to happen on the same day as the local and European elections on 24 May.
Tánaiste Simon Coveney has defended the €130,000 salary, insisting that amount of money is required to attract the right candidates.
“The salary is at that rate because it needs to be. This will be a serious, full-time job that will require a lot of energy, a lot of drive, 14-hour days,” Coveney told The Irish Examiner yesterday.
We want to know what you think? Is it the right amount, or is it just too much money?
Poll: Is the €130,000 salary proposed for directly elected mayors in Cork, Limerick and Waterford fair?
Poll Results:
No, it's too much (7498)
Yes, it is fair (2360)
I don't know (305)
No, it's not enough (280)
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Opinion: I had a tumour growing in my breast but I also had a life growing inside me
By Mary Canavan
Opinion: 'I’m thinking of you' and 9 other things it's OK to say to a family going through cancer
By Sarah Geraghty - @sarahcgeraghty
Opinion: 'Homelessness in Ireland has many faces and come this June I could be one'
By Janette Byrne
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