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Army general tells chief architect to 'shut his mouth' over Notre Dame reconstruction
A devastating fire ripped through the iconic cathedral in April.
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Here’s what made headlines today…
Two dead and several injured in California school shooting
The suspect is a student and has been taken into custody
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
What’s a must-watch, and what’s a miss? We tell you.
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'Gross mismanagement': NTA paying agency workers twice what it pays its own permanent staff
The average wage an agency worker is paid is nearly €140,000.
Italy declares state of emergency over Venice flooding
Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte described the flooding as ‘a blow to the heart of our country’.
LIVE: Ireland v New Zealand, international friendly
Mick McCarthy’s side welcome the All Whites to the Aviva Stadium.
Teenager who fled the scene after he knocked down toddler jailed for four years
Nathan O’Reilly (17) was also given a twenty-year driving disqualification.
'Internet troll' jailed for sending hundreds of abusive messages to six women
Judge Martin Nolan said the women were “literally stalked” on the internet by the accused.
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'Unworkable' and 'unduly rigid' High Court finding on citizenship application overturned
Last May’s High Court decision caused controversy and massive uncertainty.
Taoiseach: Councillor 'accepts fully' she was wrong about Traveller accommodation comment
Varadkar criticised Fianna Fáil’s failure to discipline senator Lorraine Clifford-Lee for her past tweets.
Extract: Patrick McCabe revisits the Butcher Boy with his new book
The book sees Francie Brady return – this time as publisher of his own magazine, The Big Yaroo.
The 5 at 5: Thursday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Irish students studying in Hong Kong forced to return to Ireland amid violent protests on campus
Students from UCD, Trinity College and NUIG will all return as a result of the protests.
Buyer on a budget? These stylish two-beds start at €270k - and qualify for Help To Buy
A brand new phase of homes has just launched at Taylor Hill.
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'Irresponsible nonsense': Tánaiste dismisses Danny Healy-Rae's call for drink-driving 'permit'
Danny Healy Rae wants permits to be handed out to allow rural drink driving.
World Bank says remittance estimates from Ireland to Nigeria are not reliable
There is an “urgent need” to improve such data collection, the organisation said.
'You don't know what's in them': Warning against buying medicines on the internet as over 350,000 pills seized
There has been a steady decline in the number of medicines seized in the last three years.
Elbouzedi strike earns Ireland U21s victory despite O'Shea red card
Stephen Kenny’s side extended their lead at the top of Group 1 after a 1-0 win over Armenia.
Three people hospitalised after collision between bus and truck in Co Monaghan
The incident happened on the N2, outside Castleblayney at the Ballybay turnoff.
Taoiseach drops hint that Bailey will be dropped from FG ticket ahead of crunch meeting
Fine Gael members voted for a review of the Dun Laoghaire election candidates following ‘Swing-gate’.
HSE facing 'more challenging' peak season as it unveils €26 million Winter Plan
With hospital admissions already up on last year, the HSE said it expects a busy winter season.
Unite members in Virgin Media unanimously decide to ballot for industrial action
It was reported in recent weeks that the company may cut up to 65 jobs in the next month.
Gardaí who failed in last promotion competition to be bumped up to sergeant rank
As many as 168 gardaí could be promoted under this proposal as the force seeks to fill gaps across the country.
CAB seizes Rolex watches, cars, cash and drug paraphernalia in Longford gang crackdown
A man in his 20s was arrested.
Investigation after couple film themselves drinking and playing with ouija board in hospital roof
In the video, the woman can be seen with a bloody face after she cut herself while gaining access to the area.
Irish Wheelchair Association to redeploy workers at closed disability resort 'where possible'
Protests have taken place after the closure of the centre was annonuced last week.
Wife of White Helmets founder ‘barred from leaving Turkey’ amid death probe
James Le Mesurier was found dead outside his Istanbul home on November 11.
McDonald's to trial recycling unwanted plastic toys into new products such as coffee cups
The initial trial will run for four weeks in seven restaurants in the UK and Ireland.
'They need to be vigilant': Appeal for sex workers to come forward over recent spate of assaults
Detective chief superintendent Declan Daly said no sex worker who comes forward will face prosecution.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Here’s all the news you need to know as you start your day.
Weather conditions set to be 'colder than normal' over the weekend
Met Éireann said daytime temperatures will be in single figures and there will be frost most nights.
New Zealand lawmakers vote in favour of legalising euthanasia paving the way for referendum
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has publicly stated her support for euthanasia reform.
Three people arrested over kidnap and torture of businessman Kevin Lunney
Two men and a woman are being held over Lunney’s kidnap in September.
The 17-year-old set for the biggest night of his career so far
Troy Parrott will make his Ireland senior debut against New Zealand this evening.
Poll: Would you like to see pubs open on Christmas Day?
The chairperson of the Cork Vintners Association said yesterday that there was no appetite among members to open on Christmas Day.
Universities on shutdown in Hong Kong as foreign students are encouraged to leave over violent protests
It follows five months of unrest from pro-democracy protesters.
Man due in court over seizure of 3 handguns and ammunition in Drogheda
Gardaí found a bag containing three handguns, assorted magazines and various ammunition on Monday.
Death toll from devastating Australia bushfires rises to four
A man’s body was discovered in a scorched area of bushland near the New South Wales town of Kempsey.
Disgraced MP embroiled in sexting scandal replaced as election candidate - by his estranged wife
Andrew Griffiths said he would support the new candidate. His wife Kate said she wouldn’t be taking up his offer.
Brexit will make Britain a 'second-rate player', Donald Tusk says
Tusk, who leaves office at the end of the month, has made no secret of his opposition to Brexit.
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Poll: Would you like to see pubs open on Christmas Day?
THERE’S ONLY ONE day a year that pubs in Ireland must close – Christmas Day.
And there’s no appetite among publicans to open their doors on 25 December, according to Cork Vintners chairperson Michael O’Donovan.
He told Patricia Messinger on C103′s Cork Today Show that while he was sure customers would come in if pubs opened on Christmas Day, it’s not going to happen.
While publicans are aware of issues around rural isolation, opening a bar for even two hours would mean around five or six hours work for the publican, O’Donovan added.
So, what do you think? Would you like to see pubs open on Christmas Day?
Poll Results:
No (10783)
Yes (2254)
Not sure (314)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Extract: Patrick McCabe revisits the Butcher Boy with his new book
By Pat McCabe
The book sees Francie Brady return – this time as publisher of his own magazine, The Big Yaroo.
Opinion: Our forests could be a brilliant antidote for our reliance on fossil fuels - here’s why
By Prof Kevin O'Connor
Investing in nature holds countless benefits, says Professor Kevin O’Connor.
'Health and safety rules did not apply...': Life on the road touring - and cooking for - Stockton's Wing
By Mike Hanrahan
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