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Dublin man jailed for sexual assault of 13-year-old girl
The woman said the assault had a profound psychological effect on her.
League Two club clarify that they're on trial to Wes Hoolahan
Cambridge United are hoping to play their way into the Irish playmaker’s plans for next season.
Man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over Emiliano Sala's death
Sala died when a plane carrying him and pilot David Ibbotson came down in the English Channel on 21 January.
Simon Harris vows to meet Rotunda chief to discuss new wing to tackle 'safety crisis' for premature babies
An outbreak of infection recently saw eight babies affected – with the death of one infant referred to the coroner.
QUIZ: How Much Do You Really Know About The Air Around You?
Tomorrow marks Clean Air Day 2019.
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Rory Stewart eliminated from Conservative leadership contest as race begins to tighten
It comes following a third round of voting by conservative MPs today.
Tomorrow's strike by HSE support staff has been deferred to allow for WRC talks
The strike has been deferred pending the outcome of emergency talks.
Traffic delays in Dublin expected after Parnell Street incident
Motorists are advised to expect delays on approach.
Gardaí allegedly told to 'F*** off' by drunk men sailing in middle of Dublin Port shipping lane
The court heard that a 4,000 tonne cruise liuner was delayed as a result of the men’s actions.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
FAMILY MAGAZINE
'Why does he eat rocks, but not broccoli?' 13 questions only parents of toddlers ask themselves
Facebook and Twitter representatives to appear before court after Ana Kriegel murderers identified online
The boys, identified in the media only as Boy A and Boy B, were convicted yesterday of murdering Ana Kriegel last year.
Ana Kriegel murder: The sentences Boy A and Boy B could be facing
The two teengers are to be sentenced in four weeks’ time.
200 people to be moved as Dublin city Direct Provision centre closes down
It was reported in March that Hatch Hall will be turned into a 5-star hotel.
Leinster the big winners as Munster face a formidable task
Connacht can look forward to some big European nights in Galway when the Champions Cup returns in November.
This festival is unveiling 70 beers you’ve never tasted before
Here’s what to expect at Hagstravaganza
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Teen accused of murdering Japanese man in Dundalk in 2018 will face trial later this year
Mohamed Morei was found fit to plead by a judge at the Central Criminal Court.
Australian police officer breaks off from press conference to rugby tackle man to the ground
The man was later charged with unlawful stalking.
Alcohol sales in Scotland drop to lowest-ever level following introduction of new pricing laws
Minimum unit pricing laws were introduced in May 2018.
Gardaí issue warning over anonymity of children before court in wake of Ana Kriegel verdict
Someone found guilty of breaching the law surrounding the anonymity of children in criminal cases can receive up to three years in jail.
Iran 'categorically rejects' US tanker attack allegations
Washington has blamed Iran for two tanker attacks in the Gulf of Oman.
Champions Cup draw pits Munster against Saracens and Racing 92
Beaten finalists Leinster will go up against Lyon, Northampton and Benetton.
Explainer: Why are 10,000 HSE staff striking tomorrow?
And what impact will it have?
Drugs worth almost €100,000 discovered in parcels at postal centre
Drugs were discovered in two packages marked ‘clothing’.
Man convicted and fined for chopping down hedges during bird nesting season
The case was taken by the National Parks and Wildlife Service.
Taoiseach says government will review UK's new 'porn block' law to see if it could work in Ireland
Leo Varadkar confirmed that legislation to set up the office of a Digital Safety Commissioner is on the way.
'Credible evidence' linking Saudi crown prince to Khashoggi killing - UN expert
The report calls on UN bodies to “demand” a follow-up criminal investigation.
4 people charged with murder over downing of flight MH17
The plane travelling between Amsterdam and Kuala Lumpur was hit by a Russian-made missile in July 2014.
Can you identify these USA 94 players from their Panini stickers?
Did you blow all your pocket money to collect these 25 years ago? Right this way.
HSE warns of 'significant cancellation' of some procedures as Minister calls for talks to avert strike
The Finance Minister said he’s determined to protect the public service stability agreement.
Rory Stewart denies social media stunt during TV debate as Tory votes come thick and fast
Stewart removed his tie mid-debate but denied it was pre-planned.
Poll: Would you use Facebook's new currency?
The social media company plans to launch the currency as early as next year.
Mixed news for Irish universities as they again fail to break top 100
Trinity was again the top Irish institution but failed to break the top 100.
Cobh ranked among most beautiful small towns in Europe by Condé Nast
Other towns include Hvar in Croatia, Assos in Greece, and Bled in Slovenia.
Wealthier countries have less faith in vaccines, survey finds
91% of Irish people agreed that vaccines are important for children to have.
'It was a great experience but it was tinged with a bit of disappointment as well'
Alan Kernaghan talks to The42 of going to the World Cup in 1994, having grown up expecting to play for Northern Ireland.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
Gardaí appeal for help finding 24-year-old missing since Thursday
Dennis was last seen leaving Tallaght Hosptial.
Crashes on south quays at O'Connell Bridge and along Grand Canal causing Dublin traffic delays
The O’Connell Bridge crash has now been cleared but delays remain.
38 dead in attacks on two Mali villages
A vote on Irish troops participating in a UN mission in Mali is due to take place in the Dáil on Thursday.
'Keep America Great': Donald Trump launches 2020 re-election bid in Florida
The US President warned against the rise of his rival Democrat party.
Some salmon returning to Irish rivers with signs of bleeding and skin ulceration
This has affected populations on both the east and west coast of Ireland.
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Poll: Would you use Facebook's new currency?
SOCIAL MEDIA GIANT Facebook has announced plans to launch a new global cryptocurrency, which could come into use as early as next year.
The Libra coin – which will be based on the blockchain, like Bitcoin – could soon become a global currency.
Real-world currency will go into a reserve backing the digital money, the value of which will mirror stable currencies such as the US dollar and the euro, according to its creators.
The currency could be used like any other for online transactions and be used in countries where there are barriers to banking or credit.
However, sceptics are concerned at how the new currency will be regulated, with critics arguing that sovereignty should stay in the hands of states and not private companies.
Others say the currency itself could be used for money laundering or terror financing.
So today we’re wondering: Would you use Facebook’s new cryptocurrency?
Poll Results:
No (7504)
Yes (951)
I don't know/No opinion (632)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: The State's refusal to compensate survivors of abuse violates human rights law
By Dr Conor O’Mahony - @ConorUCCLaw
The Irish For: A Bloomsday Breakfast with extra Subh Milis on Father’s Day 2019
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
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