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Ronan Farrow claims NBC didn't want to publish Harvey Weinstein sexual misconduct story
The broadcaster has denied not supporting the journalist’s work.
Trump lawyer Giuliani tells US politicians he will not comply with impeachment subpoena
Democrats set deadline of tomorrow for Giuliani to provide documents.
Ireland running out of Euro 2020 chances as they are outclassed in Swiss defeat
Seamus Coleman was sent off as Mick McCarthy’s side fell to a 2-0 loss in Geneva.
Japan continues non-stop search for typhoon survivors as death toll hits 74
Hagibis slammed into Japan on Saturday, unleashing fierce winds and unprecedented rain.
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'I felt lonely and stupid': New mothers' health problems often 'ignored or dismissed'
Many women put their health in second place after giving birth, an expert has said.
Foster backs call for Stormont restoration as NI abortion to be decriminalised by Westminster
The move to decriminalise abortion will only be halted if the Stormont executive is restored by 21 October.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
As it happened: Switzerland v Ireland, Euro 2020 qualifiers
Mick McCarthy’s faced Switzerland on Tuesday night in Euro 2020 qualification.
Minister Shane Ross asked for "advance all-clear" on expenses paid to him in €37,000 annual allowance
Minister Sean Canney was also asked to provide more information on €3,258 in “policy formulation” expenses that were spent in a string of restaurants around the country.
Nicola Sturgeon to request power to hold new Scottish independence vote
The First Minister said work was being done to update the “independence prospectus”.
White House requests ‘urgent meeting’ with family of teen killed in crash involving diplomat's wife
Anne Sacoolas was given diplomatic immunity and allowed to return to the US after the fatal crash in England.
Dutch family locked in cellar for years were 'waiting for the end of time'
A man has been arrested by police.
Referendum on insurance payouts can't be ruled out if reforms don't work, says Varadkar
The Taoiseach said the insurance industry must play its part in decreasing premiums.
Varadkar says Johnson told him he's confident of getting MPs to back Brexit deal
Speculation is mounting that a breakthrough in Brexit negotiations is imminent.
Disclosures Tribunals hears Garda was allegedly being pushed out of force by management
Garda Nick Kehoe claims he was harassed and bullied by management after he made a protected disclosure about colleagues.
High Court judge makes orders for residents to vacate three Dublin properties described as 'firetraps'
Dublin City Council inspections had revealed that the three properties are in very poor repair.
Iceland hand Stephen Kenny's Ireland first defeat of qualifying campaign
Sveinn Aron Gudjohnsen — son of former Chelsea player Eidur — scored the winning goal.
Experts claim there is no evidence of a risk to the public from passive vaping
Passive smoking has long been known to have a negative impact on the public’s health.
Jurors in Paul Gascoigne sexual assault trial shown photos of him kissing
The former England football star momentarily wept in the witness box today.
Landlords afraid of property market because of 'difficult' tenants, incoming RTB chairman claims
Tom Dunne appeared before the Oireachtas Housing Committee this morning.
'He had a heart of gold': Inquest rules death of park ranger at council depot was suicide
The inquest heard the phrase “Stand up to bullies” was spray-painted on the wall of the canteen where Stephen Taylor’s body was found.
Boy (14) awarded €18k after saw fell on his foot during woodwork class at school
The teenager fractured his foot in the incident.
€241 million to be spent building dual carriageway and improving roads in Mayo
The project is the largest investment of public money in Co Mayo in the history of the State.
The 5 at 5: Tuesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Man who assaulted jogger and hijacked a car with two children inside jailed for 20 months
He grabbed the children and tried to bite them and continued to lash out in the vehicle.
Varadkar says Emma DeSouza 'is an Irish citizen' and that he will raise case with Johnson
The Home Office won an appeal against a ruling which found that people born in the North are not automatically British.
Downing Street 'working hard' amidst reports of Michel Barnier's midnight deadline
The UK Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay and Michel Barnier met this morning.
Bulgarian FA chief resigns as Uefa president calls on 'football family' to wage war on racists
Bulgaria’s prime minister had urged Borislav Mihaylov to step down in the wake of the racist abuse directed towards English players by Bulgarian supporters.
Alleged rape victim says she was too drunk to consent after pub 'student night' in Donegal
The alleged victim told a trial she was ‘half way between sleep and drunkenness’ during the incident.
LIT and AIT want to join up to create a River Shannon-linked technological university
The goal is to create a new unique, disruptive technological university.
Two Italian men found guilty of raping woman in Soho nightclub
The victim was taken to hospital where she required surgery following the attack.
E-scooter scheme similar to Dublin Bikes 'could help solve Dublin's commuter misery'
That’s according to Fianna Fáil’s Marc MacSharry, who says e-scooter users are left in limbo with no regulations.
Man killed in overnight Dublin stabbing removed for post-mortem
Two men who were arrested remain under garda custody.
Footballers avoid jail after pleading guilty to drink-driving which injured Ireland defender
Derby County pair Tom Lawrence and Mason Bennett have been banned from driving for two years and handed 12-month community orders.
Five arrested following investigation into suspected bogus 'slips and falls' insurance claims
Search warrants were executed at a number of solicitor’s offices, gardaí said.
Cash stolen from Limerick off-licence after man entered armed with a knife and left on bicycle
Gardai say that a man in his 30s was arrested.
McCarthy bemused by lack of positivity but few signs pointing to Irish win in Geneva
Based on the evidence of last weekend, Ireland will struggle tonight to find the result that can send them to Euro 2020 with a game to spare.
Appeal for teenager missing from her home in Navan since last week
Andrada Moldovan was last seen last Wednesday 9 October at 1.30 pm.
Arrest warrant issued for Papua New Guinea's ex-prime minister
Peter O’Neill described the charges as a “political move”.
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Poll: Should we bring James Joyce's remains back to Ireland?
DUBLIN COUNCILLORS HAVE tabled a motion seeking to have the remains of writer James Joyce and his wife Nora Barnacle repatriated to Ireland.
The repatriation would be ahead of the centenary of the publication of Ulysses, which was first published in Dublin in February 1922.
Joyce and Barnacle were buried in the Fluntern Cemetery in Zurich, where the writer spent the last years of his life, having first left Ireland for Switzerland in 1904.
Joyce had a fraught relationship with Ireland and the Catholic church and spent much of his life living abroad in places like Paris and Zurich.
Despite living abroad, Joyce’s famed novels from that period were set in his hometown of Dublin.
When he died in 1941, Joyce’s widow requested that his remains be returned to Ireland but Minister for External Affairs Seán MacBride refused. So should we bring them back?
Poll: Should we bring James Joyce’s remains back to Ireland?
Poll Results:
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Yes (4023)
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'It's going to be difficult to establish a solution to the problem that the DeSouza case creates'
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The issue about more than citizenship and identity, writes Sarah Creighton.
Saoirse McHugh: Fast fashion is hard to escape, but it is damaging our environment
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