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There are three main differences between Theresa May's Brexit deal and Boris Johnson's one Brexit

There are three main differences between Theresa May's Brexit deal and Boris Johnson's one

Sat 8:00 AM 31,736 Views 7 Comments

Boris Johnson has been bullish about the UK leaving the EU on 31 October – will these changes help him?

Many people relate to my story of miscarriage, says Andrea Corr The Late Late Show

Many people relate to my story of miscarriage, says Andrea Corr

Sat 7:50 AM 35,696 Views 30 Comments

The Corrs musician was speaking on the Late Late Show last night.

The Explainer: What are Northern Ireland’s abortion laws and how might they be changing? Podcast

The Explainer: What are Northern Ireland’s abortion laws and how might they be changing?

Sat 7:30 AM 5,194 Views 1 Comment

We look at how legislation passed in Westminster is set to change abortion laws in Northern Ireland.

Man jailed for eight years for repeated sexual abuse and rape of his younger brother Courts

Man jailed for eight years for repeated sexual abuse and rape of his younger brother

Sat 7:00 AM 27,594 Views 11 Comments

Over the course of a decade, John Murphy abused his brother who was aged between ten and 20 years old.

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Explainer: What you should expect as MPs prepare to vote on Boris Johnson's Brexit deal Deal Or No Deal

Explainer: What you should expect as MPs prepare to vote on Boris Johnson's Brexit deal

Sat 6:30 AM 7,476 Views 5 Comments

Boris Johnson faces a significant challenge if he wants to get his deal through the House of Commons.

'They've lost every battle': The rise and fall of the DUP's Brexit strategy Blood Red Lines

'They've lost every battle': The rise and fall of the DUP's Brexit strategy

Sat 12:05 AM 54,568 Views 55 Comments

“Everything they’ve touched has turned to dust. They’ve lost every battle.”

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Irish - Friday 18 October, 2019

Greta Thunberg and late Brendan Grace among recipients of Dublin Lord Mayor's Award Lord Mayor Award

Greta Thunberg and late Brendan Grace among recipients of Dublin Lord Mayor's Award

Fri 10:32 PM 23,239 Views 125 Comments

Lord Mayor Paul McAuliffe presented the awards at a reception at the Mansion House this evening.

An Garda Síochána spent €14k on sandwich bags for members during US president's visit Trump Visit

An Garda Síochána spent €14k on sandwich bags for members during US president's visit

Fri 10:05 PM 30,411 Views 90 Comments

That was part of the €107,625 catering payment to the Trump Doonbeg resort in west Clare.

From The42 Dublin, Chicago and Hamilton - Ireland's last 5 meetings with New Zealand Recap

Dublin, Chicago and Hamilton - Ireland's last 5 meetings with New Zealand

Fri 9:32 PM 20,960 Views 17 Comments

Ireland’s recent record against New Zealand has produced a mix of crushing lows and historic highs over the years.

Man arrested in Louth following investigation into alleged money laundering of €29 million Arrest

Man arrested in Louth following investigation into alleged money laundering of €29 million

Fri 9:11 PM 22,393 Views 9 Comments

It is the third arrest following a multi-agency investigation which began in September 2016.

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Garda at centre of investigation had phone wiped, Disclosures Tribunal hears Tribunal

Garda at centre of investigation had phone wiped, Disclosures Tribunal hears

Fri 9:09 PM 18,368 Views No Comments

The tribunal is hearing from Garda Nicholas Keogh.

Here's What Happened Today: Friday Evening Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Friday

Fri 8:52 PM 13,713 Views 5 Comments

Here’s what made headlines today.

Gardaí investigating social media shooting threats made against two schools Threats

Gardaí investigating social media shooting threats made against two schools

Fri 8:21 PM 23,449 Views 6 Comments

The schools in question are located in Limerick and Galway.

'Lowering speed is crucial': Gardaí detect motorist driving 138km/h in an 80km/h zone Slow Down

'Lowering speed is crucial': Gardaí detect motorist driving 138km/h in an 80km/h zone

Fri 8:08 PM 13,067 Views 57 Comments

The driver was detected speeding during An Garda Síochána’s National Slow Down Day today.

Witness appeal after pedestrian (70) sustains 'life-threatening' injuries in collision with car Collision

Witness appeal after pedestrian (70) sustains 'life-threatening' injuries in collision with car

Fri 6:55 PM 22,381 Views 13 Comments

The incident happened on Wednesday at around 10.10pm on the Leopardstown Road, Dublin.

Lunney attack: Sean Quinn no longer wants to take back control of his former businesses Qih

Lunney attack: Sean Quinn no longer wants to take back control of his former businesses

Fri 6:19 PM 28,940 Views 48 Comments

Kevin Lunney was abducted from his home in Co Fermanagh in September.

The Explainer: So what's actually in this new Brexit deal? Podcast

The Explainer: So what's actually in this new Brexit deal?

Fri 6:00 PM 11,138 Views 7 Comments

We take a look at everything Brexit-related that happened this week, and what it all means.

Pilots union seeks High Court order preventing Ryanair from progressing legal action Ryanair

Pilots union seeks High Court order preventing Ryanair from progressing legal action

Fri 5:49 PM 7,941 Views No Comments

Ryanair brought proceedings against the union over a planned 48-hour strike last August.

Man who beat up ex-partner and subjected her to 'terrifying ordeal' gets suspended sentence Courts

Man who beat up ex-partner and subjected her to 'terrifying ordeal' gets suspended sentence

Fri 5:11 PM 32,636 Views 62 Comments

In a victim impact statement, the woman said the attack traumatised her in every way.

'Jobpath Macht Frei': Gardaí appeal for witnesses to potential incitement of hatred incident Witness Appeal

'Jobpath Macht Frei': Gardaí appeal for witnesses to potential incitement of hatred incident

Fri 5:06 PM 19,373 Views 67 Comments

The incident was reported to gardaí on the 16 October.

From The42 Know Your Sport? Take our weekly quiz Let's Get Quizzical

Know Your Sport? Take our weekly quiz

Fri 5:00 PM 26,940 Views 18 Comments

How closely were you paying attention to the sports headlines this week?

Man convicted of Tinder sexual assault appeals his five-year sentence Court Of Appeal

Man convicted of Tinder sexual assault appeals his five-year sentence

Fri 4:47 PM 14,718 Views No Comments

Paul Flaherty (30) was found guilty by a jury at the Central Criminal Court last December.

The 5 at 5: Friday Take Five

The 5 at 5: Friday

Fri 4:45 PM 4,328 Views 1 Comment

Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

Criminal Assets Bureau boss says 'mini-CAB' units across Ireland will 'dilute' the strength of the agency Criminal Assets

Criminal Assets Bureau boss says 'mini-CAB' units across Ireland will 'dilute' the strength of the agency

Fri 4:35 PM 11,036 Views 10 Comments

Clavin also said that profilers have been told to target man caves in people’s gardens.

Man injured in Dublin city centre stabbing Amiens Street

Man injured in Dublin city centre stabbing

Fri 4:28 PM 22,892 Views 2 Comments

The incident happened this afternoon.

Did Varadkar worry that the EU would put pressure on him? 'It did cross my mind' The 27 Musketeers

Did Varadkar worry that the EU would put pressure on him? 'It did cross my mind'

Fri 4:21 PM 11,709 Views 23 Comments

In an attempt to comfort unionists, Varadkar said “the queen will still be the queen; the pound will still be the pound”.

Varadkar says he has confidence in Maria Bailey as a candidate in the next general election Swing-gate

Varadkar says he has confidence in Maria Bailey as a candidate in the next general election

Updated Fri 3:10 PM 57,776 Views 145 Comments

A motion of no confidence has been tabled against the Dun Laoghaire TD.

From The42 Sexton: 'We've been reared on knock-out rugby... we should use our experiences' Belief

Sexton: 'We've been reared on knock-out rugby... we should use our experiences'

Fri 3:00 PM 23,884 Views 61 Comments

The Ireland out-half travelled to Tokyo Stadium without his team-mates today.

Bishop of Waterford warns against yoga and mindfulness in schools Not A Fan

Bishop of Waterford warns against yoga and mindfulness in schools

Fri 2:59 PM 124,610 Views 202 Comments

Bishop Alphonsus Cullinan said that yoga was “not suitable for a parish school setting”.

Online retailer Appliances Delivered announces closure Closed

Online retailer Appliances Delivered announces closure

Fri 1:59 PM 59,281 Views 49 Comments

The firm said all outstanding orders of appliances will be honoured and delivered.

Review of adult caution scheme after juvenile prosecution scandal Crime

Review of adult caution scheme after juvenile prosecution scandal

Fri 12:48 PM 14,856 Views 18 Comments

A review of the juvenile diversion programme found thousands of reported crimes were not prosecuted.

From The42 Lansdowne Road Dart Station to close for Ireland's crucial qualifier with Denmark Next Stop

Lansdowne Road Dart Station to close for Ireland's crucial qualifier with Denmark

Fri 11:31 AM 41,376 Views 38 Comments

The temporary closure is part of a trial ahead of the Aviva Stadium hosting Euro 2020 matches next summer.

Two men to appear in court after seven Limerick businesses were burgled in one night Limerick

Two men to appear in court after seven Limerick businesses were burgled in one night

Fri 10:06 AM 22,032 Views No Comments

The men in their 20s are due in court this morning.

Poll: Will Boris Johnson's Brexit deal pass in the House of Commons? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Will Boris Johnson's Brexit deal pass in the House of Commons?

Fri 9:24 AM 39,720 Views 69 Comments

All eyes are on the DUP ahead of tomorrow’s vote.

DUP says voting against Brexit deal 'not the end of the game' Still Saying No

DUP says voting against Brexit deal 'not the end of the game'

Fri 8:58 AM 36,600 Views 62 Comments

Arlene Foster wrote in the Belfast Telegraph that she was not looking for a ‘perfect’ deal.

From The42 The All Blacks have always loomed large for Kiwi native Joe Schmidt Influence

The All Blacks have always loomed large for Kiwi native Joe Schmidt

Updated Fri 8:46 AM 18,255 Views 21 Comments

The Ireland head coach and Steve Hansen have had some great battles since 2013.

'Too soon to celebrate': On the border, people give Brexit deal cautious welcome Borderline Brexit

'Too soon to celebrate': On the border, people give Brexit deal cautious welcome

Fri 8:14 AM 14,791 Views 14 Comments

Residents living in frontier towns along the Irish border say they are hoping for “clarity” going forward.

Irish butter, cheese and liqueurs among European goods hit with US tariffs Trade Wars

Irish butter, cheese and liqueurs among European goods hit with US tariffs

Fri 7:58 AM 19,827 Views 27 Comments

The US imposed duties on $7.5 billion worth of European goods due to the longstanding argument that Airbus receives unfair government subsidies.

The 9 at 9: Friday Nine At Nine

The 9 at 9: Friday

Fri 7:55 AM 7,244 Views No Comments

Here’s the news you need to know as you start your day today.

'On the Brexit brink': UK front pages react to Boris Johnson's deal Front Pages

'On the Brexit brink': UK front pages react to Boris Johnson's deal

Fri 7:19 AM 28,708 Views 22 Comments

Boris Johnson now faces an uphill struggle to win MPs over to vote for his deal.

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