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Lenders expected to row back after rebuke from ombudsman over tracker mortgage complaints
Ger Deering this week revealed 500 complaints could be impacted by banks’ use of time limit clauses.
Yesterday’s News
Trump's attempt to buy Greenland follows a long history of the US buying territory with cash
The idea was soundly rebuffed this week.
How well do you know Ireland's statues?
A statue of the River Shannon as a bronze-faced male river god has sparked debate in Athlone recently.
The inside story of Jason Knight’s full Championship debut for Derby County
A WhatsApp shutdown, family blackout and why Philip Cocu loves his new midfield maestro from Dublin.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
The G7 summit, internal tensions at the OPW and the National Broadband Plan made headlines today.
Early Tipp goals power them past Cork to seal All-Ireland hurling glory
18,652 was the attendance at the Gaelic Grounds for today’s U20 decider.
Two men arrested over murder of man shot dead in Co Down on Monday
Malcolm McKeown’s body was discovered in a car in the Main Street area of the village just before 9pm.
How many pints of Guinness have been pulled in the Dáil bar in 2019? It's the week in numbers
Plus the number of buildings lying empty managed by the Office of Public Works.
Johnson and Tusk trade 'Mr No Deal' jibes as G7 summit kicks off
Johnson has said the European Union must drop its insistence on the Irish backstop to avoid a “no-deal” Brexit.
'She'll be all lit up': A Vietnam War helicopter is making its way to Tralee for restoration
Once restored, Pádraig Nolan plans to display the Huey in public and tour it around Ireland.
Move it... And tone it: How Mr Motivator championed the power of dance fitness
It all started with an insult and became a triumph against racism on TV.
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NASA reportedly investigating first allegation of a crime in space
NASA astronaut Anne McClain has admitted to accessing her ex-partner’s bank account from the International Space Station.
Ireland crash and burn as England rip Schmidt's men apart in London
Ireland conceded eight tries in a record defeat against the English.
Gardaí investigate aggravated burglary at house in north Dublin
The incident took place in the early hours of Friday morning.
Prince Andrew says he had no knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's behaviour
Since Epstein’s death, Prince Andrew has come under intense scrutiny over his relationship with the disgraced US financier.
Man (21) hospitalised with serious injuries following assault in Meath
The incident happened at around 3am this morning.
'I never thought that my fine son would be in the cemetery...we're all heartbroken'
Jack Downey died after taking a substance at Indiependence earlier this month.
Locals in Barcelona form vigilante patrols after surge in crime targeting tourists
Thefts and violent robberies in Barcelona jumped by 28% between 2016 and 2018.
From the Garden: How to make the perfect sauerkraut at home
Although the name is German, the probiotic food has its origins in China.
Six schools told to offer more special education places by Minister
With schools set to return next week, hundreds of pupils across Ireland have yet to be given a place.
EU's Tusk warns 'trade wars will lead to recession' as world leaders meet in France for G7 summit
13,000 members of the French security forces have been deployed to Biarritz ahead of the summit.
Hong Kong police fire tear gas as clashes return to city following days of peace
The protests ended a nearly week-long period of peace in the semi-autonomous region.
This Canadian medical cannabis firm is using Dublin as a base to take on the European market
Satipharm is developing oil and capsule products for sale in Europe.
Poll: Do you agree with plans to introduce fees for roadside electric vehicle chargers?
The ESB will no longer allow vehicle owners to use the charge points for free.
Concerns over possible inclusion of Scientology office in future Heritage Week programmes
The organisation’s Dublin office was included in the Heritage Week programme.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s what’s making headlines this Saturday morning.
'A wonderful woman': Trump praises Danish PM after phone call following row over Greenland sale
Trump cancelled a trip to Denmark earlier this week over the row.
Event Guide: Heading out and about? Here's what is going on this weekend
Everything from street art to live cookery demonstrations will be taking place around Ireland.
Schmidt's Ireland need to show encouraging signs in Twickenham
After a disappointing Six Nations, this feels like a chance to gain some momentum.
Patient's death could be first linked to vaping in US, health officials say
Officials are trying to find the cause of a respiratory illness in up to 200 more people.
Brazilian president deploys army to fight Amazon fires and prevent illegal deforestation
Global condemnation on Bolsonaro’s perceived inaction to date on the fires is growing.
Call for change in language requirements for garda recruits with dyslexia
Learning additional languages is often very challenging for students with dyslexia.
‘Five foot eight, underweight and f*****g great’: Remembering Man United’s penalty specialist from Cabra
In the 1970s Ireland midfielder Gerry Daly took 17 penalties for Man United and missed only one.
Cockroaches, mould and aggressive staff: Documents convey reality of life in homeless accommodation
New documents detail the issues facing people living in homeless emergency accommodation.
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Deliveroo's new boss on late-night deliveries and self-employment laws
Government spends more than €25m on consultancy fees for National Broadband Plan
The fees were paid to firms for advice given from 2013 to date.
'This is f***ing insane': OPW staff emails show tensions over decision to ban visitor books from sites
The books were banned from sites such as Dublin Castle and Kilmainham Gaol over data privacy concerns.
Friday 23 August, 2019
'Better off without them': Trump issues 'order' for US companies to pull out of China
Trump’s series of angry tweets came after China announced a new set of tariffs to the tune of $75 billion.
'Enough is enough': Bus and rail services to be withdrawn from anti-social behaviour 'black spots'
The NBRU is calling for a Garda Public Transport Unit due to an “alarming” increase in assaults on staff.
French prosecutors open rape and child assault inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein
The probe will investigate claims Epstein and others participated in a vast child sex trafficking ring.
Irishman (22) who died following fall in New York named
Police were called to the scene in Brooklyn on Tuesday evening.
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Poll: Do you agree with plans to introduce fees for roadside electric vehicle chargers?
YESTERDAY, IT EMERGED that drivers of electric cars will have to pay to have their vehicles topped up at roadside charging points from later this year.
The ESB has confirmed that it will no longer allow electric vehicle owners to use the charge points for free in order to cover the cost of operating the chargers.
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan agreed that charging can’t be carried out for free if there is a cost to the operator.
However, critics argue that the move will set back government plans to have one million electric cars on Irish roads by 2030.
So today we’re asking: Do you agree with plans to introduce fees for roadside electric vehicle chargers?
Poll Results:
Yes (7354)
No (4342)
I don't know/No opinion (530)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
From the Garden: How to make the perfect sauerkraut at home
By Michael Kelly
Although the name is German, the probiotic food has its origins in China.
Simon Coveney: The backstop is overwhelmingly supported. This gets little recognition in the UK Brexit debate
By Simon Coveney - @simoncoveney
A hard Brexit, if the UK chooses one, will be ugly and difficult, says the Tánaiste.
'Collecting the school voluntary contribution is an unwanted and stressful obligation on principals'
By Joseph A Moynihan
As things stand, the contribution is needed to keep school doors open, writes Joseph A Moynihan.
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