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Revenue not planning for customs posts but says it is ready for no-deal Brexit
Revenue has scaled up its Customs IT systems to handle the increased transaction levels.
Yesterday’s News
DCU researchers help solve cosmic riddle on the birth of massive black holes in the early universe
When galaxies assemble extremely rapidly, and sometimes violently, it can lead to the formation of a massive black hole.
Pro-life protest threats prompt venue change for Madigan's speech on women in the Church
People voiced opposition to the venue hosting the Minister’s talk, with many referring to her support for the Repeal campaign.
Nurse charged with rape after US woman in coma for over a decade gives birth
The 29-year-old woman, who has been in long-term care since the age of 3, gave birth to a baby boy in December.
Fire services extinguish blaze after bus catches fire on the Navan Road in Dublin
There are currently two fire engines from Phisborough fire station on the scene.
'A well-known retailer won't let me return something, what are my options?'
Consumer expert Áine Carroll on what you should know about the returns process.
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British speedboat killer gives himself up to Georgia police
Shepard was convicted of manslaughter last year for the death of Charlotte Brown.
'When you mentioned you were going training, people would laugh at you'
Galway’s Siobhán Divilly on how ladies football went from ‘non-existent’ to where it is now and her decision to take a year out in 2019.
Venezuela's opposition leader declares himself president amid anti-Maduro clashes
US President Donald Trump acknowledged the “interim leader” and called on Nicolas Maduro to resign.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Irish border rumours rumble on, the CervicalCheck results backlog, and possible cannabis licenses for farmers.
Cast of Derry Girls to be immortalised with mural in Derry City
Erin, Orla, Clare, Michelle and James will be painted on the side of Badgers Bar in Derry City.
Retired surgeon groped the "privates" of teenager he had operated on weeks earlier, trial told
Shine performed surgery on the teenager’s appendix at Lourdes hospital in 1971 when he was aged 13.
Fulham striker Kamara arrested after fight at club's training ground
The 23-year-old was arrested by Met Police on suspicion of actual bodily harm and criminal damage.
U2 'find what they're looking for' as green light given for visitor centre in Dublin
The City Council gave the centre the go-ahead after the height the centre was significantly reduced.
How I Spend My Money: An expat in Melbourne on €62,400 not excited about coming home soon when her visa expires
She says it’s tough being away from home but the quality of life in Australia is worth it.
Crystal Palace goalkeeper Hennessey charged over alleged Nazi salute
The goalkeeper was seen holding one hand in the air and the other above his mouth on social media.
Woman (30s) arrested after cannabis worth almost €1m seized in Drogheda
A search was carried out in the Drogheda area at 9am today.
Emiliano Sala search: Footballer presumed dead as rescuers suspend search
The plane in which Sala was travelling disappeared from radar on Monday night; Cardiff City said they didn’t arrange the flight.
Four people arrested on suspicion of financing terrorist activities released without charge
A file will now be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Dublin man to go on trial over alleged online harassment of women over seven-year period
Charges were made against Brendan Doolin following an 18-month Garda investigation.
Farmer accused of murdering love rival and hiding naked body in slurry pit
The trial of 50-year-old Patrick Quirke opened today.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
RTÉ receives more than 500 pieces of feedback over Prime Time programme about transgender issues
The programme examined the growth in the number of young people seeking to change gender.
Here's what's in store for this year's Dublin International Film Festival
Highlights will include the Irish premieres of Papi Chulo and Eighth Grade.
Public asked for its say on six new corridors under radical BusConnects plan
1,300 properties would be affected by 16 new bus corridors, the NTA has said.
Concerns over Israeli embassy closing down over Occupied Territories Bill 'an overreaction' say FF
Government is likely to lose vote over legislation that would prohibit the purchase of goods or services produced in all settlements deemed illegal.
'Bikini Climber' dies after falling into ravine in Taiwan
Gigi Wu became a social media star for taking selfies on top of mountains dressed in a bikini.
Some smear tests to be repeated due to backlog resulting in samples expiring
Simon Harris had been warned on numerous occasions that his announcement of free repeat smear tests was “dangerous” .
'Eddie went past me just before and said, 'get ready for a few grenades''
Joe Schmidt is ready for further verbals from England coach Eddie Jones ahead of the Six Nations opener in Dublin.
James Gandolfini's son to play Tony Soprano in prequel movie
Michael Gandolfini said he was “honoured” to take up the role.
Bono tells business leaders at Davos: 'Capitalism is not immoral - it's amoral'
He said the people whose lives were “chewed up” by capitalism are pushing populism.
'Not good enough': Lotto regulator critical of results of first-ever under-18 mystery shop study
The research was the first of its kind in Ireland, and surveyed 510 locations across the country.
Take Dubs out of Croke Park for All-Ireland semis, says Galway's Declan Kyne
Last year’s league finalists launch their Division 1 campaign at home to Cavan this Sunday.
Children's hospital costs controversy: Officials deny 'catastrophic failure of management'
The rise in costs have been described as ‘disturbing’.
Poll: Is it acceptable to watch videos on public transport without headphones?
Do you have any manners at all at all?
'Treating us as if we're stupid?': Minister pressured to answer direct question on border in Morning Ireland interview
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed was involved in a tense interview on Morning Ireland today.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.
'No Cave!': It's wall or bust for a defiant Trump as shutdown enters 33rd day
Democrat Nancy Pelosi accused the president of “holding Americans hostage” over his wall demands.
Study says healthy adults shouldn't take aspirin daily due to bleeding risks
Statistically, the benefits were close to the risks.
Four arrested over plot to attack New York Muslim community
The Rochester-area residents are accused of plotting to attack the small Muslim enclave known as Islamberg.
David Hawkshaw: From Dublin minor hurler to Ireland U20 rugby captain
A standout player in the Leinster Senior Schools Cup for Belvedere, the centre is preparing to lead Ireland in the Six Nations.
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Poll: Is it acceptable to watch videos on public transport without headphones?
A FEW YEARS ago, you only had to put up with the rustling of newspapers or the chat between a few people when heading on public transport.
Now with the omnipresence of smartphones, it’s rare to see someone who hasn’t their head glued to their screen.
But with the proliferation of viral videos, it’s now relatively common to see people watching something with the sound fully blared up.
Ryan Tubridy had this conversation this morning with Times Ireland journalist Ellen Coyne on RTÉ Radio One – who witnessed someone watching some form of wrestling video with the volume blasting.
So, this morning we want to know: Is it acceptable to watch videos on public transport without headphones?
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How I Spend My Money: An expat in Melbourne on €62,400 not excited about coming home soon when her visa expires
By TheJournal.ie reader
She says it’s tough being away from home but the quality of life in Australia is worth it.
Opinion: Multi-tasking makes you less productive - and can contribute to stress and burnout
By Siobhan Murray
Opinion: The Derry car bomb is part of a dissident republican resurgence over the last decade
By Tom Clonan - @TomClonan
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