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Flood victims in an Offaly village feel forgotten and 'never really considered in the first place'
Paddy Towey hasn’t lived in his house since the last major flood in 2015. He wants the government to come and talk with him.
Yesterday’s News
Kobe Bryant's widow sues helicopter company over fatal crash
The basketball star and his 13-year-old daughter were among the victims of last month’s helicopter crash.
'We're going to stick it out': Irishman and family in self-imposed quarantine in Italy during coronavirus lockdown
“Myself and my wife are lucky because we can work online most of the time,” Vincent Healy said.
The downfall of Harvey Weinstein: a timeline
Here’s how things played out for the movie mogul since allegations against him arose.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would face 'fatal consequences' if extradited, court hears
The Australian was visited in prison by his father over the weekend ahead of the hearing today.
'We were just a group of friends': How 9th Impact went from living room idea to 20 million downloads
Dr Finn Krewer of 9th Impact shares the lessons learned.
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Public appeal made for help in locating missing teenager last seen in Dublin city centre
Shania Barrett was last seen on Thursday.
Herbal cannabis worth €220,000 seized in north Dublin raids
Two arrests were made following the searches on Friday.
Dramatic late fightback gets Liverpool out of jail
Jurgen Klopp’s side secured a record-equalling 18th consecutive Premier League win.
'We are literally prisoners in our own houses. We can never sell them; who would buy this misery?'
Homes in Clonlara, Co Clare are under threat of being submerged following flooding in the area this weekend.
Two touts jailed in UK for reselling millions worth of tickets for likes of Ed Sheeran and Adele
The judge said this “was a case of sustained dishonesty for a number of years”.
Lab-grown dinners and homes on Mars: How tech could transform our lives in the future
Plus your chance to tell us what you think.
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Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Bank of Ireland warns customers over fraudulent text scam
It comes after a number of customers received a text telling them to reactivate their online banking.
Jury begins deliberations in trial of man accused of murdering his partner's mother
Kieran Greene has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Patricia O’Connor.
Fianna Fáil's Tom Brabazon elected new Lord Mayor of Dublin
A special vote of the council took place this evening, following the election of former Lord Mayor Paul McAuliffe.
Government urged to do more on flooding impact as Varadkar visits stricken areas
The Irish Farmers Association said the Taoiseach’s visit had an element of “trying to close the stable door after the horse had bolted”.
'I'd often look to the heavens and say, 'Give us a dig out here Dad if you can' - Clare hurling to Cheltenham hopes
Trainer Brian McMahon won an All-Ireland minor medal with Clare in 1997 and is hoping for Cheltenham challenges next month.
'I am traumatised to the core': Girl sexually abused as 12 year-old by teenager she met on Snapchat
The girl’s victim impact statement was read at Ennis Circuit Court today.
Green leader Ryan says Dáil numbers are 'difficult' but 'that doesn't stop us talking to Sinn Féin'
Eamon Ryan made the comments after his party held initial meetings with Sinn Féin today.
Timmy Dooley among three outgoing Fianna Fáil TDs to secure Seanad nominations
All three lost their Dáil seats during this month’s general election.
Couple charged with murder of man at his Cork home
Paul Jones was was found dead in the living room of his home last September.
Explainer: What happened with the Graham Dwyer data retention case in the Supreme Court?
Dwyer was convicted of the murder of Elaine O’Hara in 2015.
Bradford City footballer charged with child sex offences
Tyrell Robinson, who has been sacked by the club today, is accused of committing the crimes in August 2018.
Harvey Weinstein found guilty on two counts at New York rape trial
He was found guilty of first degree sexual assault and third degree rape
The 5 at 5: Monday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Several dozen people, including children, injured after car drives into carnival crowd in Germany
The incident took place this afternoon in Volksmarsen.
WHO warns of 'potential pandemic' as efforts to contain coronavirus worldwide get more drastic
“The sudden increase of cases in Italy, the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Korea are deeply concerning,” the WHO chief said.
Status Yellow snow/ice warning in place for the country from tomorrow morning
The warning will remain in place until 9am on Wednesday.
'I thought I was crazy': Patients with rare diseases urge next government to deliver on supports
Around 6% of the population in Ireland is living with a rare disease such as PKU and cystic fibrosis.
'A Tipp man started flying Sunday Game tapes to New York and showing them in his bar. That was progress'
GAA presidential candidate Larry McCarthy recalls the glory days of New York football, how Irish immigrants stayed in touch with the game and his vision for the Association.
'Get real': Bloody Sunday families furious at delay in choosing venue for Soldier F trial
Families of victims insist any trial must be heard in Derry.
Pearse Doherty: Criticism from other parties about Sinn Féin public rally 'nothing but hysterics'
Leo Varadkar said today the rallies were “an unwelcome development”.
Israeli minister defends bulldozer being used to pick up man's body
The militant was killed by Israeli forces as he tried to plant an explosive device near the border fence in Gaza.
Supreme Court to refer Graham Dwyer data retention appeal to the EU's Court of Justice
Chief Justice Frank Clarke said the three central questions in the case “each involve difficult issues”
A caterpillar in pork chops and a snail in a whole chicken: Last year was a busy one for the food safety authority
The FSAI received almost 3,500 complaints in 2019.
Warning over increase in fake Euro notes as 'prop money' with value of over €430k seized
The use of fraudulent currency when making purchases is an offence.
Analysis: England's clever kicking pressures Sexton and Stockdale into errors
The English intelligently picked apart Ireland’s defence with some clever touches.
Coronavirus: Advice about Ireland v Italy Six Nations game and other public events to be reviewed today, says Harris
The Department of Health will review its advice in relation to mass gatherings today.
Irish citizens advised to avoid travelling to areas in Italy affected by coronavirus
A fifth person has died from Covid-19 today in Italy.
Poll: Do you feel safe in public parks after dark?
Dublin City Council said it does not encourage anyone to enter into a public park after dark.
'We're amateur meteorologists at this stage': Locals fear further flooding along Shannon after overnight rain
13.6 mm of rain was recorded at Shannon Airport yesterday.
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Poll: Do you feel safe in public parks after dark?
DUBLIN CITY COUNCIL has said that additional lighting in city parks, even if the gates in these parks are always open, would “not be appropriate”.
TheJournal.ie today reports that, despite calls from local representatives for extra lighting in public parks, the Council said this would give a false sense of safety and encourage use after dark, adding that it does not encourage anyone to enter into a public park after dark.
That’s just “common sense”, the Council said in a statement.
Local Councillors, however, argue that if parks remain open after 5pm during wintertime, the public should be allowed use them and have proper lighting to go with it.
They argue the Council would be better to look at the root causes of anti-social behaviour and taking measures to tackle it.
So, today we’re asking: Do you feel safe in public parks after dark?
Poll Results:
No (7174)
No, but I would if there was more lighting (1657)
Yes, but there should be more lighting (808)
Yes (515)
I don't know/I've no opinion (273)
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Opinion: “The next government needs to treat the rape epidemic as seriously as the housing and health crises”
By Lavinia Kerwick - @kerwick_lavinia
Lavinia Kerwick was the first Irish rape survivor to waive her anonymity.
The Irish For: 'Tis far from pizza and spaghetti we were reared
By Darach Ó Séaghdha - @TheIrishFor
Darach Ó Séaghdha asks what words for foreign foods tell us about Ireland.
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