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Venezuelan forces fire tear gas at crowd demanding to cross bridge into Colombia
Last night, President Nicolas Maduro ordered the closure of all four bridges linking Tachira to Colombia.
'Jack is impossible to ruffle' - Connacht's Carty set for Ireland debut in Rome
The 26-year-old has been sublime for his province this season.
Irishman found 'safe and well' in Australia after online appeal
He had not been in contact with his family for four months.
From the Garden: Learn how to grow peas in an old gutter pipe and to make a delicious gnocchi
Michelin star chef, Derry Clarke, with us at Grow HQ recently and he shares our homegrown, seasonal ethos, writes Michael Kelly.
Young girl in critical condition following boating accident in Limerick
The incident happened at 10am this morning.
Top Catholic cardinal admits Church files on sex abuse were 'destroyed'
The cardinal was speaking at a landmark Vatican summit on tackling sex abuse in the clergy.
Statelessness: Here's how removing a person's nationality causes problems
People access their human rights through citizenship – without it, people can’t to go to school, get a job, or get married.
'We hope today will deliver some news': Large-scale search under way for Icelandic man missing in Dublin
Twelve members of Jón Jonsson’s family travelled from Iceland earlier this week to step up efforts to find him.
Poll: Should Brexit be delayed if a deal isn't agreed?
Three MPs have said Brexit should be delayed if the UK parliament doesn’t approve a deal in the coming days.
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A weight-loss tea maker shuttered weeks after a recall of 'misleading' products
'There's always a glimmer of hope': Family of missing Esra Uyrun make appeal eight years on
The mother-of-one has not been seen since she left her house in Clondalkin on 23 February 2011.
'I'm like: I just got a medal for my country, so why am I being scrutinised over the colour of my skin?'
Rianna Jarrett and Gina Akpe-Moses discuss race, Irish society and sport.
'Volunteers were sent for the coffins': New docs reveal IRA activities during War of Independence
The Brigade Activity Files are the latest release by the Military Service Pensions Collection.
Three British ministers say Brexit should be delayed if no deal is reached
The ministers’ warning comes ahead of next week’s crucial vote in the House of Commons.
Trainee solicitors are going into prisons to teach prisoners about the law
“It is not just someone banging on about the law for an hour, there are lesson plans in place.”
Event today will show people how European co-housing models can work here
The event will hear from a number of groups who are working to regularise the model here as well as experts on how to manage the financial and legal issues.
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Man (39) dies after car collides with pickup truck in Co Westmeath
The collision happened at around 5.30pm yesterday evening on the N55 at Tubberclair near Glasson.
'I was so f*****g insensitive... I thought, 'Jesus... I shouldn’t be doing that''
In an exclusive long-form interview, Eamon Dunphy talks to The42 about RTÉ, criticism, regrets, legacy, and Glenn Whelan.
1,300 road users detected breaking red lights at busy Luas junction in Smithfield
A pilot scheme that ran some years ago lead to 624 fixed charge notices issued, Minister for Justice Charlie Flanagan said.
Have you seen Mary? Gardaí appeal for information on missing 16-year-old
Mary McDonagh has been missing from Castlebar since yesterday afternoon.
R Kelly hands himself into police following 10 sex abuse charges
He will appear in court tomorrow afternoon, a police spokesman said.
Extradition cases between the UK and Ireland post-Brexit will prove a lot more difficult
There are concerns that reverting to the old system will cause delays.
Micheál Martin to face questions from grassroots about keeping FG in government until 2020
The party is holding its Ard Fheis at Citywest today.
'The big thing for me was to show it's not just depression and anxiety. There's loads of mental health issues'
Roscommon footballer Amanda McLoone reached out to the WGPA counselling service last year when she began to feel overwhelmed in her life.
Virgin Media's TV ad sales have taken a hit for two and a half years - thanks to Brexit
Looming uncertainty has made UK and Irish advertisers camera-shy, according to new documents.
Activist says scans are being offered with 'top-of-the-range' ultrasound machine at Dublin building
Eamonn Murphy, a veteran anti-abortion activist, displayed the machine at the Berkeley Street centre.
Coveney: 'What's the new mega Bill? In simple language, it’s Irish Brexit law'
The Tánaiste says Ireland will be as ready as we can be for the damage a disorderly Brexit will cause.
Train disruptions at Kildare-Portlaoise, Belfast, and Pearse Station this weekend
There are three separate disruptions to train services this weekend – here’s a run through of what’s planned.
Dozens of dissident weapons caches 'dotted along border region'
Gardaí fear an upsurge in violence in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Yesterday’s News
US Congress won't support UK trade deal that threatens open border, says Varadkar
The Taoiseach had some harsh words for the House of Commons this evening.
US 'House of Horrors' couple plead guilty to imprisoning and torturing 12 of their children
They face the prospect of life imprisonment.
Former Rose of Tralee Maria Walsh selected as MEP candidate for Fine Gael
Walsh won the Rose of Tralee in 2014.
Tadhg Beirne flies in late and shines in Munster win over Ospreys
‘Johann rang me yesterday and told me I was flying here,’ said Beirne after his breakdown efforts earned him man of the match.
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Arlene Foster calls for 'neighbourliness' as she poses with Shane Ross in the Ballroom of Romance
The pair were in Leitrim today to launch a new stretch of a greenway linking Sligo, Leitrim and Fermanagh.
Deliveroo workers return to work after striking in Dublin over waiting times at restaurants
“We’re losing money,” Raphael Duarte told TheJournal.ie. “We’re not earning.”
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Coveney unveils no-deal Brexit Bill, Deliveroo workers on strike, and vets at border posts – it’s the evening fix.
'He has a chance at life now': HSE grants access to drug that could help boys with rare condition keep walking Exclusive
At least five boys in Ireland have Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, a muscle-wasting condition.
Government issues estimated €4 million tender to station vets at border posts post-Brexit Exclusive
This includes the possibility of placing them at potential border posts with Northern Ireland in the future.
Clinical Ireland U20s take bonus point in Italy to sustain winning run in Six Nations
Shannon scrum-half Craig Casey grabbed two tries to keep Ireland on course for a Grand Slam.
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Poll: Should Brexit be delayed if a deal isn't agreed?
THREE BRITISH CABINET ministers have said today that Brexit should be delayed if the UK parliament doesn’t approve a deal in the next few days.
Writing in the Daily Mail, Amber Rudd, David Gauke and Greg Clark said it would be better to seek to extend Article 50 and delay Britain’s departure rather than crash out of the EU on 29 March with no deal.
The ministers’ warning comes ahead of next week’s crucial vote in the House of Commons. On Wednesday, MPs are expected to consider an amendment to give Parliament the opportunity to delay Brexit and stop a no-deal scenario if there is no agreement made with the EU by the middle of March, the BBC reported.
So, today we want to know: Should Brexit be delayed if a deal isn’t agreed?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
From the Garden: Learn how to grow peas in an old gutter pipe and to make a delicious gnocchi
By Michael Kelly
Coveney: 'What's the new mega Bill? In simple language, it’s Irish Brexit law'
By Simon Coveney - @simoncoveney
Opinion: It is time for change in the Catholic church and that starts with equality for women
By Colm Holmes
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