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'Extremely dangerous': Council says members of the public have been boarding 'ghost ship'
The ship ran aground in east Cork during Storm Dennis and there were concerns about a fuel spillage.
All first-year students will have to study history as part of the Junior Cycle from September
History is now a core subject on the Junior Cycle.
Ryanair plane in Dublin disinfected as 'precaution' after two fall ill on flight from Poland
The two passengers who became ill onboard the Poznan-Dublin service later tested negative for any virus.
Jury to begin deliberations in Harvey Weinstein trial
The movie mogul, 67, faces life in prison if the jury of seven men and five women convict him.
'We sold out in seven minutes': How Kildare-based Pestle & Mortar became a global beauty brand
Sonia Deasy of Pestle & Mortar shares what she’s learned.
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Green Party leader Eamon Ryan doesn't see the numbers on the left for 'a stable government'
Ryan says a government is needed that will last for ‘three or four years’.
UCD students protest against on-campus rent increase
Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Eoin Ó Broin is to meet with some colleges over rent increases.
'Time to get back to basics' says Alan Kelly as he launches Labour leadership bid
Labour TD Alan Kelly will today formally launch his leadership bid at noon today.
Permission granted for 657 new homes beside Dublin park despite strong local opposition
An Bord Pleanála granted permission for the development despite opposition from hundreds of locals.
Status Yellow rainfall warning in place for several western counties tomorrow
There will be a risk of flooding from tomorrow in some areas.
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Before and after: How three Insta-perfect kitchens were transformed from drab to dazzling
Big blow for England as Mako Vunipola ruled out of Ireland clash
The 29-year-old has travelled to Tonga for family reasons.
'Banning children being driven to school' would improve air quality, says DCC official
Brendan O’ Brien says it’s a hypothetical idea but would force solutions to be found.
Woman arrested over fatal shooting where man's body was found in burning car in Lucan
Two men were arrested yesterday, one of whom remains in custody.
Social Democrats accuse Fine Gael of 'game-playing' and cancel meeting
Leo Varadkar last night said his party is “preparing to go into opposition”.
Poll: How often do you post a letter?
The price of stamps will increase on 19 March.
'Small number' of Irish people on two cruise ships where coronavirus detected, Coveney says
The Diamond Princess ship docked in Japan has more than 450 confirmed cases of Covid-19.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
Eating a Mediterranean diet boosts chances of 'healthy' ageing among older people
A Mediterranean diet promotes gut bacteria linked to healthy ageing, according to a UCC study.
Atletico are amid an identity crisis under Diego Simeone, but Liverpool may be suitable opponents
Atleti are struggling with the favourites tag in La Liga. The visit of the European champions allows them to be underdogs once again.
Boy Scouts of America files for bankruptcy amid thousands of cases of alleged sexual abuse
The 110-year-old organisation is facing a huge compensation plan for abuse victims.
UK's chief Brexit negotiator: Britain must be able to set laws that suit itself after EU breakaway
In a speech yesterday, David Frost said the UK wouldn’t accept EU supervision to create a “level playing field”.
Hospital director at epicentre of coronavirus epidemic in China dies of the virus
More than 72,000 people have been infected with the virus, also known as Covid-19.
New IRA planning car bomb attack on a Sinn Féin member, O'Neill warns
“We have been told this planned attack could happen anywhere in the north,” deputy first minister Michelle O’Neill said.
World's richest man Jeff Bezos pledges $10 billion to help fight climate change
The online retailer Amazon that Bezos runs has an enormous carbon footprint.
Irish Water brand 'badly damaged' and 'continually politicised', brief for TV doc says
The Story of Water, which aired on Virgin Media before Christmas, was designed to “take back control” of the company name and story.
Irish colleges to develop €80,000 online system for reporting sexual assault and harassment
The Department of Education has funded the nationwide project.
The price of stamps is increasing by 10c next month
The prices of the stamps will increase on 19 March.
Keep cups not used on cross-border train due to risk of 'sinister activity' such as poisonings, said catering manager
An ‘anarchist’ could do ‘something terrible’ to a reusable cup before handing it to staff, the catering manager said.
Yesterday’s News
Gardaí appeal for help in locating teenager missing in Dublin
He is described as 5’7 in height, medium build, with short brown hair and blue eyes.
Extinction Rebellion digs up Cambridge college lawn in environmental protest
Extinction Rebellion cited the college’s ‘ties with fossil fuel companies’ in its reasoning.
Man United keep Champions League hopes alive with crucial Chelsea victory
Goals from Anthony Martial and Harry Maguire sealed victory for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side.
New leaks show Uighur community detained in camps because of their religion
A database profiles the internment of 311 individuals and their relatives abroad.
Car-buying on a budget? 6 hidden costs to watch for - from pricey extras to new taxes
Motoring expert Dave Humphreys looks at the surprises in store for buyers who haven’t done their homework.
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Love Island pays tribute to Caroline Flack in first episode since her death
Love Island narrator voiced a tribute to the ITV presenter at the beginning of tonight’s episode: “I’m going to miss you Caz.”
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Mary Lou does the macarena, Leo wants to go into opposition and looters stealing toilet roll in Hong Kong. Here’s what made the headlines today…
Defence plea of murder-accused 'did not hold any water', Patricia O'Connor trial told
The jury was told today that the first garda interviews given by the accused “was chronological, sequential and it flowed as a story”.
Fine Gael 'preparing to go into opposition' following marathon parliamentary party meeting
The party held its first parliamentary party meeting since the election today.
New No 10 adviser resigns after facing criticism over race and contraception remarks
Andrew Sabisky announced that he would resign in order to avoid being “a distraction” to Boris Johnson’s government.
Man (40s) struck by truck after driving his own car into a ditch
The 40-year-old driver of the car left his own vehicle before stepping out in front of an oncoming truck.
Over €25,000 worth of drugs discovered at Dublin Mail Centre
The seizures were made with the help of detector dog Bailey.
EU threatens big tech companies with 'stricter' regulation following meeting with Zuckerberg
Zuckerberg has recently asked governments to strengthen how online media is regulated.
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Poll: How often do you post a letter?
THE PRICE OF stamps is set to increase next month, An Post has announced.
On 19 March the price of a standard domestic stamp will increase from €1 to €1.10 and a standard international stamp will increase from €1.70 to €1.80.
An Post said the domestic price increase, the first in three years, “reflects other European postal services’ price increases over the past three years”.
“Increases in letter prices across Europe reflect the steady decline in traditional letter volumes globally due to e-substitution,” the company added in a statement.
With the advance of email and other online communications, there has been a steady decrease in the number of letters sent via post.
We want to know: How often do you post a letter?
Poll Results:
Less often (3351)
About once a month (1351)
Never (1190)
About once a week (826)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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Opinion: Why has the State invested €70m in a private company to look at our genetic data?
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