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A short story before bedtime: The Boxer Rebellion
Read the third place winner in this year’s RTÉ Radio 1 Short Story Award, in memory of Francis McManus.
Gardaí seek public's help in finding missing 21 year old
Shauna Mullins was last seen at around 8pm on Friday night, 20 September.
'Darkening your face is always unacceptable - I should never have done it': The week in quotes
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Here are just some of the government's priorities for the months ahead
Regulating rickshaws, IVF and speeding – just some of the issues the government plan to tackle.
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Raid the fridge: 7 magnificently tasty midweek dinners made using basic ingredients
Liverpool edge Chelsea to make it 15 in a row
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Roberto Firmino scored first-half goals, before N’Golo Kante’s 71st-minute strike ensured a nervy finish.
'The hottest five-year period on record': The findings of a stark new climate report
It comes ahead of a major UN climate summit tomorrow that will be attended by more than 60 world leaders.
Met Éireann issues rainfall warning with spot flooding likely in nine counties
As much as 20mm to 30mm is expected.
20 years on, first two humpback whales recorded by Irish group are still swimming together
They were first spotted off the coast of Cork in 1999.
Could humans ever really relocate to the the moon? We're exploring the likelihood here
From exorbitant costs to extreme conditions, life on the moon would be a tough feat – but will we make it happen?
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More woe for Solskjaer as West Ham overcome Man United
Andriy Yarmolenko and Aaron Cresswell got the goals for the Hammers.
Man airlifted to hospital after two-vehicle crash in Clare
His injuries are understood to be serious but not life-threatening.
Former SS soldier charged over disparaging memory of Nazi victims dies
Karl Muenter had already been convicted in France over his role in the killing of 86 males in 1944.
Will no-deal Brexit mean border checks in Ireland? Juncker's answer is simple: Yes
“The British have to tell us exactly the architectural nature of this border,” the European Commission president told Sky News, “I don’t like it, a hard border.”
'A punch in the gut': Outrage as wetlands area in Tallaght is destroyed
Environmentalists and the local council had been working together to protect the area, which was home to thousands of animals and plants.
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Lights, camera, action: Live like an A-lister at this charming €1.5m Wicklow hideaway
As it happened: West Ham v Man United, Premier League
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s travel to London Stadium in need of a result to keep up with the leading pack on the table.
Gardaí carry out new searches as investigation into Kevin Lunney attack continues
Lunney sustained a range of serious injuries during the abduction.
Schmidt keen to jump Japan hurdle before turning to 'heavyweight' Boks
The Ireland boss was pleased with how his side built a lead against Scotland, then kept it.
Iranian president warns foreign forces to stay out of the Gulf
It comes as the United States sends more troops to the region in a defensive capacity.
Four men to appear in court today after burglaries in Mayo
A teenage boy was also arrested but has been released without charge.
Schmidt's Ireland dominant as they lay down World Cup marker against Scots
A bonus-point win in front of the Green Army was the perfect start in Japan.
'It's a waste of animals' lives': A new film looks at why 2,000 horses are killed by Irish councils every year
165 out of 183 horses claimed by Dublin City Council last year were unclaimed by their owners.
Jump in support for Sinn Féin, but Fianna Fáil remains most popular party
That’s according to the latest opinion poll.
Poll: Are you worried about Budget 2020?
The government’s plans for spending and tax will be revealed in just over two weeks.
Sitdown Sunday: What really brought down the Boeing 737 Max?
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The 9 at 9: Sunday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
The Irish For: How has censorship affected Irish language books?
The banning of Irish language books was less frequent even though the authors produced writing which dealt with provocative themes.
Bus Éireann conducting feasibility study for potential future move from Broadstone Depot
The company said it was looking into potential future locations given expected passenger growth.
Just over two weeks out from the Budget, what can we expect?
All will be revealed on 8 October.
As it happened: Ireland v Scotland, Rugby World Cup
Join us for live coverage from Yokohama as Joe Schmidt’s side open their Pool A campaign against the Scots.
Minister meets insurers in London to 'hopefully' entice them to 'rethink' position in Irish market
The departure of a major player in insurance for the leisure industry, in particular, has damaged Irish companies.
Body of man in his 20s recovered after car enters canal in Cavan
Two other men escaped uninjured.
College Green will be car-free today, here's what you need to know
Dublin is one of several cities marking Car Free Day 2019.
Growth in house prices slows to just 0.1% - but unclear if supply or Brexit is the cause
The average cost of a house nationwide in the third quarter of this year was €257,000.
Civil servants were told to look at replacing the Medical Card with the Public Services Card Exclusive
As recently as June this year, the government was exploring this as a possibility.
Yesterday’s News
Robert Harris: 'People ask if I'd write about Boris or Trump; and I say no, because it's meaningless'
The historical novelist spoke to TheJournal.ie about his new novel, The Second Sleep.
Kildare star Curley flying the flag in Grand Final after taking different route Down Under
It’s turned into much more than chasing a coveted AFLW deal for the Collingwood CrossCoder.
At the Brexit Party's Wales rally, Nigel Farage targets Labour and the backstop - but thinks Juncker is rather fun
In what was an electoral stronghold for the Labour Party, Nigel Farage’s Brexit movement is gathering momentum.
A short story before bedtime: Vena Amoris
The story came second in this year’s RTÉ Short Story Awards in memory of Francis McManus.
5 dangers of steroid use that every fitness fan should know about - from acne to heart failure
The side effects of anabolic steroids can be serious and potentially life-threatening.
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'Caught all the soldiers unaware in the tea room': the troubled history of the Phoenix Park's Magazine Fort
We toured what was once a British ammunitions store, and which since the 1980s has fallen into disrepair.
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Poll: Are you worried about Budget 2020?
BUDGET 2020 WILL be announced on 8 October.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has to consider Brexit when preparing the plans, and whether Britain will leave the EU with or without a deal.
With fiscal space of about €700 million, it won’t be a giveaway budget. It’s expected to be bad news for workers hoping to see an increase in their take-home pay as it has been well flagged that any tax changes will be either moderate or non-existent.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar earlier this year committed to increasing the point at which people pay the top rate of tax to €50,000 for a single person and €100,000 for a double-income couple. However, he later backtracked and this now looks unlikely.
A rise in carbon tax is expected, and there will be a lot of interest in terms of what will be spent in areas such as health and housing.
We want to know: Are you worried about Budget 2020?
Poll Results:
Yes (3664)
No (2683)
I'm not sure (536)
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The Irish For: How has censorship affected Irish language books?
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
A short story before bedtime: Vena Amoris
By Aoife Barry - @sweetoblivion26
The story came second in this year’s RTÉ Short Story Awards in memory of Francis McManus.
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