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Broadsheets to 'propaganda sheets': Why are the UK papers shouting louder and louder?
The bias is is more obvious than ever, so what is driving it?
Six rural towns were given €100k to try rejuvenate their town centres. Here's how they're getting on
The towns were chosen last year, and the local councils have been planning ways they might entice people to live in town centres.
Mary Lou McDonald: 'Irish unity referendum must happen in the next five years'
The Sinn Féin Ard Fheis is taking place in Derry today.
Opinion: Disabled people in Ireland need the right to personal assistance
Assistance is often the difference between existing and living for many of us, writes James Cawley.
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As TikTok builds up a massive user base, Ireland is taking notice
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made headlines today…
Stubborn Ospreys effort forces Munster to deliver late, late bonus point win
Jeremy Loughman scored and created a brilliant try on his first European start, but James Cronin’s late try could prove invaluable.
SF motion to prevent 5G rollout defeated, while party votes to ban balloon releases
The motion called for a review to establish the “independent facts” about the possible health impact of 5G rollout.
Withdrawal of air ambulance four days a month 'will not put lives at risk' due to contingency plans
Charity-funded Irish Community Rapid Response is stepping in after the withdrawal of the Air Corps service.
What's the average monthly price of rent in Ireland? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The number of towns and villages around Ireland releasing raw sewage into the environment every day.
Irish Naval Service detains Spanish boat off Valentia Island for alleged fishing law breaches
It’s the 12th such vessel detained by the Naval Service so far this year.
Michelle O'Neill re-elected as vice-president of Sinn Féin
More than 2,000 party members had their say over two-days on who should be the deputy leader of the party.
Criticism of Fine Gael housing record is 'ideological', says Varadkar
Varadkar was in Cork today ahead of the by-election in the city at the end of the month.
Two men to appear in court in Longford after Gardaí seize drugs worth €72,000
The men will appear before Longford District Court this evening.
Yellow vest protesters return to streets of Paris to mark one-year anniversary of movement
Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters.
Ringrose hat-trick the highlight as sluggish Leinster make winning start to Champions Cup campaign
Leo Cullen’s side had some frustrating moments at the RDS against an ill-disciplined Benetton team.
Leitrim direct provision protest stood down after High Court injunction
Ballinamore Community Group have agreed to stand down their demonstration in the town.
St Mark's Square in Venice re-opens after major flooding
Tourists and residents can now return to the historic square.
Jacob's cracker saves Ulster victory in frantic finish against Bath
Dan McFarland’s side got their Champions Cup campaign up and running with a precious win at The Rec.
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after attempted ATM theft in Louth
The incident happened at around 3.30am in Dunleer.
Two arrested and gun seized in west Dublin as gardaí intervene in 'potential threat to life' incident
It’s understand the operation is linked to the ongoing Hutch Kinahan feud.
Police probe into claims Tories offering Brexit Party candidates incentives to pull out of election race
Nigel Farage has claimed he’s been repeatedly offered a seat in the House of Lords to “go quietly”.
Standing ovation at SF Ard Fheis in support of Martin Kenny whose car was set alight outside his home
The Sligo-Leitrim TD said it has been a very difficult time for his family.
Investigation under way after fire which spread 'extremely rapidly' at student accommodation in UK
Two people were injured in the fire, which was attended by 40 fire crews.
From the Garden: Making the most of polytunnel growing this winter
I feel blessed to have so much delicious, nutritious food to hand, writes Michael Kelly.
US inmate due to be executed next week granted stay amid claims new evidence could exonerate him
Rodney Reed (51) was sentenced to death for the 1996 killing of 19-year-old Stacey Stites.
Five dead in Bolivia after security forces open fire on supporters of former president
A political crisis is raging in Bolivia as a new interim government tries to restore stability.
Oscar Wilde's ring found almost 20 years after cleaner stole it from Oxford and sold it for fraction of value
The ring was valued at €40,000 in 2002. The man who stole it sold it for £150.
Explainer: A basic guide to how voting works in the UK (and why Brexit has changed the game)
It’s as much about Leave/Remain as Left/Right.
Dorothy Macardle: The rediscovery of an unlikely rebel and overlooked novelist
Macardle was a friend of Éamon de Valera, and he wrote the foreword to her book The Irish Republic.
Teenager who killed two students in US school shooting dies as police still hunt for motive
“It still remains a mystery why,” Sheriff Alex Villanueva told a press conference.
Poll: Who do you think will be the British Prime Minister after the general election?
Johnson’s Conservatives lead the polls so far.
'If it was up to some lads I wouldn't kick a ball again, but they've no education in the game'
James McClean is at odds with his critics ahead of Ireland’s must-win Euro 2020 qualifier with Denmark.
Missing 80-year-old man found safe and well
Tom Carey was found safe and well in the early hours this morning.
Gardaí release three men who had been re-arrested over gangland style shooting in Dublin
The shooting occurred in Lucan on 4 September.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s all the news you need to know as you start your day.
Three people arrested as part of probe into Kevin Lunney attack have been released
The two men and one woman were released in the early hours this morning.
Could a rent freeze work in Ireland - and what effect would it have?
Rents have increased once again despite 10% more rental properties coming onto the market, according to a Daft.ie report.
Skipping a brother's stag for a county quarter-final, 'the worst best man,' and a Munster semi-final to come
Jason Lonergan sacrificed a lot to be available to play for Clonmel Commercials.
Youth Assembly presents minister with recommendations on climate change after Dáil debate
More than 150 young people between the ages of 10 and 17 discussed climate issues facing Ireland in the Dáil yesterday.
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Poll: Who do you think will be the British Prime Minister after the general election?
THE CAMPAIGN IS now in full swing ahead of the British general election on 12 December.
Conservative leader Boris Johnson fielded questions from the public on a BBC phone-in yesterday, and the prime minister attacked his Labour rival Jeremy Corbyn for “siding with the IRA”.
His Tories have led all the polls so far, suggesting that Labour have to make up huge ground if they’re to win back power.
Corbyn, meanwhile, has been making campaign pledges he would deliver if he became prime minister, such as introducing free broadband for all citizens.
The Liberal Democrats, meanwhile, are hopeful their anti-Brexit stance could propel leader Jo Swinson to an unlikely victory.
So, what do you think?
Who do you think will be the British Prime Minister after the general election?
Poll Results:
Boris Johnson (5568)
Jeremy Corbyn (1946)
Someone else (1075)
Jo Swinson (871)
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Opinion: Disabled people in Ireland need the right to personal assistance
By James Cawley
Assistance is often the difference between existing and living for many of us, writes James Cawley.
From the Garden: Making the most of polytunnel growing this winter
By Michael Kelly
I feel blessed to have so much delicious, nutritious food to hand, writes Michael Kelly.
Dorothy Macardle: The rediscovery of an unlikely rebel and overlooked novelist
By Caroline B Heafey
Macardle was a friend of Éamon de Valera, and he wrote the foreword to her book The Irish Republic.
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