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Facebook admits its staff had access to millions of users' passwords
It said the passwords were stored in plain text on its internal servers.
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Have you seen Stephen? Gardaí appeal for information on missing 16-year-old
Stephen Furey was last seen in Galway City on Thursday 14 March.
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'Our job is to get them answers': Police urge witnesses of Tyrone disco crush to come forward
Three teenagers died in the incident on St Patrick’s Day.
FAI offers to bring forward John Delaney's Oireachtas hearing
The association’s chief executive is likely to come under scrutiny, after it emerged he gave a €100,000 loan to the association in 2017.
Backbenchers warn May 'will have to accept her share of responsibility' if any harm comes to MPs
Some MPs have issued grave warnings after May went on the offensive last night.
Little Green Cars reach the 'end of the road' as band announce break-up
“There has been no terrible calamity, no heartless betrayal and no punches thrown,” the band said.
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Plan to open Direct Provision centre in Leitrim scrapped
The Department of Justice said the decision is not related to suspected arson attacks at the former hotel.
Varadkar warns against 'rolling cliff edge' as leaders meet for crunch summit
Varadkar repeated his assertion that the EU needs to cut the UK some slack on an extension.
Fianna Fáil member wins right to take case over Ireland's gender quota laws
Brian Mohan was granted leave today by the Supreme Court to pursue a challenge against the laws.
'When I was at Ireland, I wasn't good enough to play for England'
Everton defender Michael Keane has outlined his reasons for representing the Boys in Green at underage level.
16-year-old admits to raping and murdering 6-year-old girl in Scotland as he receives life sentence
Aaron Campbell had denied the charges against him during his trial.
Ireland's wars, the first Dáil and rural electrification - A look at the National Museum of Ireland's 2019 programme
The museum will stage five temporary exhibitions alongside its usual long-term collections.
Gardaí investigate after man (70s) seriously assaulted in Macroom car park
The incident took place at a car park in Sleaveen East, Macroom, early this morning.
Here's why some people are deliberately wearing odd socks today
Attitudes towards Down syndrome have changed over the decades and new campaigns launched today show how.
Poll: Should the EU give Britain a Brexit extension?
Prime Minister Theresa May has requested an extension until 30 June.
Biker gangs to stand guard outside mosques during first Friday prayer service since terror attack
Gangs have said they will protect Muslims at various locations across New Zealand tomorrow.
Man who set two large dogs on a woman told he can't own any dogs bigger than a terrier in future
Daniel Molloy was given a three-year suspended prison sentence over the incident.
Hundreds of couples livestreamed having sex in South Korea without their consent
The footage was streamed 24 hours a day to a subscription website with about 4,000 members.
Trump says he 'didn't get a thank you' for John McCain's state funeral
Trump was speaking at a rally in Ohio yesterday evening.
'We won't be playing this Saturday' - another team enters stand-off with GAA
Naas CBS have called for “common sense to prevail” in their Hogan Cup semi-final which is fixed for Saturday.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
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Amsterdam to ban guided tours through Red Light District from next year
Local authorities said that guided tours in the area are often “not respectful towards sex workers”.
May asks EU for more time to deliver Brexit as MPs label her 'blame game' speech 'disgraceful'
EU leaders are due to consider her request at a summit in Brussels today.
'We're running out of time': Aid workers racing to help survivors of deadly cyclone in southern Africa
Aid agencies said they were prepared for the cyclone – but not for the massive floods that followed.
New Zealand bans sale of assault rifles with immediate effect less than a week after mosque attacks
Jacinda Ardern announced the move as hundreds of mourners gathered for a second day for the funerals of those who died.
Opinion: 'Homelessness in Ireland has many faces and come this June I could be one'
I am 57 years old, born and reared in Dublin. I started working when I was 15 but now I’m facing eviction from yet another rented property, writes Janette Byrne.
'You can't really dwell on questions': How Laura Brennan used her terminal cancer to help others
The 26 year-old died of cancer in Limerick yesterday.
File sent to unauthorised third party in one of four alleged data breaches at Gsoc Exclusive
Gsoc has apologised to one of the men affected by the breach.
RSA tells those living in Ireland with a UK drivers licence: 'Better to be safe than sorry, swap your licence now'
In the event of a no-deal Brexit the driving licence of a UK licence holder living in Ireland will no longer be recognised.
Kildare school apologises after students 'received burns' on their foreheads on Ash Wednesday
Pupils at the Holy Family Secondary School in Newbridge reported marks on their forehead after the incident.
Yesterday’s News
'It's part of history': Auctioneer defends decision to sell deactivated rocket launcher
It is expected to fetch between €4,000 to €6,000
Masked men with pipe-like objects threaten security officers and steal cash box at bank
Another cash-in-transit robbery happened in Finglas, Dublin this morning.
Court of Appeal to get more judges to deal with backlog of cases
The number of judges in the court is set to be increased from nine to fifteen.
'An incredible young woman': Tributes paid to HPV vaccine campaigner Laura Brennan
Brennan was diagnosed with cervical cancer at the age of 24.
Explainer: What's at stake for each county in the last round of the GAA football league?
Round 7 games are down for decision on Sunday afternoon.
Taoiseach describes John Delaney's €100k bridging loan to FAI as 'a bit unusual'
Delaney has already issued two statements on the matter.
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Poll: Should the EU give Britain a Brexit extension?
British Prime Minister Theresa May has written to the European Union asking to extend Article 50 until 30 June.
The European Commission has advised EU leaders, however, that it would be preferable to either delay Britain’s withdrawal from the EU to 23 May or until at least the end of 2019.
As EU member states gather for a summit in Brussels today to consider May’s request, European Council President Donald Tusk has said that he believes a short Brexit extension is possible.
So, today we’re asking: Should the EU give Britain a Brexit extension?
Poll Results:
No, stick to 29 March deadline (3231)
Yes, allow for a 30 June deadline (1653)
Yes, but only until 23 May (1541)
Yes, but until at least late 2019 (1183)
Don't know/Don't care (549)
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Opinion: 'Homelessness in Ireland has many faces and come this June I could be one'
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Opinion: Tech giants must be held responsible for publishing images of murder and child abuse
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