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British family to be deported after outraging New Zealanders with alleged spree of bad behaviour
In a radio interview, the mayor of Auckland said the family are “worse than pigs”.
FactCheck: Does this tweet show the decline of the 'ethnic Irish' population from 2040 onward?
It’s been claimed that Project Ireland 2040 will lead to a decline in Ireland’s native population – but is this true?
Being a parent is tough: Share your experience of its challenges here
See how other parents feel about it in The Health Check with Irish Life Health.
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Yesterday’s News
At least six dead as Islamist suicide bomber and gunmen attack Nairobi complex
Al-Qaeda-linked Somali group Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Have you seen Eric? Gardaí appeal for information over missing 15-year-old
Eric McLoughlin was last seen at around 3.45pm on O’Connell Street Lower, Dublin 1.
Woman who was allegedly tripped by child at roller disco awarded €25,000
Barbara Thomas sued Spin Roller Disco Limited, Spin Building, Walkinstown, Dublin.
After tonight's shellacking, for how long more can Theresa May survive?
Her government suffered a monumental defeat.
'Kids are shocked to hold a warm egg': How one urban farm wants to reconnect us with our food
We need to be more aware where our food comes from, says Airfield’s Head of Education.
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As it happened: Thumping defeat for Theresa May as she loses Brexit vote by 230
May’s bid was defeated by a margin of 202 to 432.
Master of High Court defends breaking windows in Four Courts with hammer
Master of the High Court Edmund Honohan claimed there were issues with ventilation in the room.
Theresa May's Brexit deal crushed in House of Commons by 432 votes to 202
May now faces a no confidence vote in Westminster tomorrow.
FAMILY MAGAZINE
'In truth I was scared of the kids' reactions': One mum on navigating a divorce with three young children
Connacht revival presents lead contenders to break into Ireland Six Nations squad
Joe Schmidt will unveil his squad for the Grand Slam defence tomorrow, but there is precious little room for new faces.
Man allegedly thrown down rubbish chute suffered 'gruesome death', court hears
David O’Loughlin (31) denies the murder of 59-year-old Liam Manley.
'Get in here now!' - Activists lament low turnout at Yellow Vest Ireland-supported Dáil protest
The protest between 3pm and 6pm attracted a handful of supporters.
Arlene Foster criticised over assertion that 'we never had a hard border'
Foster insisted it was “a bit of a nonsense, frankly, to talk about a hard border”.
Martin O'Neill and the fate of 9 other former Ireland managers
A number of coaches have struggled after leaving the Boys in Green hotseat.
185-bedroom Vicar Street hotel given green light by DCC despite local objections
In total, 12 objections have been lodged against the plan.
Carrickmines rescue attempts: 'I found Sylvia and Thomas but I couldn't lift them'
Yesterday the jury was told safety guidelines did not apply to the site as it had originally been intended as a temporary housing solution.
Leo Varadkar reassures a concerned Dáil that he hasn't gone vegan
He said yesterday that he is cutting down on how much meat he is eating.
University of Limerick student becomes first Traveller in Ireland to graduate with a PhD
Dr Sindy Joyce is a doctoral graduate of UL’s Department of Sociology.
The Wallabies' loss has been Leinster's immense gain as Fardy shines
The 34-year-old Australian has been a superb signing for the province.
Motorcyclist seriously injured after bike hits van and catches fire in Finglas
The man is receiving treatment at Blanchardstown Hospital for his injuries.
Kidnapping suspect 'kept teenager under bed for nearly three months' after shooting her parents
When Jake Thomas Patterson left the remote cabin on the 88th day of her captivity, Jayme Closs finally made a break for freedom.
Danny Murphy tells Declan Rice that England is his 'only option'
The former Liverpool midfielder believes Rice should chase success.
Woman (19) dies after car collides with tree
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
Supermac's wins legal battle against McDonald's over use of 'Big Mac' trademark
Supermacs welcomed the decision from the European court.
Chief suspect in Stillorgan sex assault was handed suspended sentence for attacking woman
Officers have made him a person of interest in the case.
Over 100 Irish 18-year-olds awarded free interrail pass to travel around Europe
The tickets are valid between April and October.
Ex-Ireland boss Martin O'Neill's return to Nottingham Forest confirmed
The club, who are currently ninth in the Championship, recently parted company with Aitor Karanka.
Search for two-year-old boy trapped in well in Spain enters third day
Emergency services have yet to find any sign of the young boy.
'Is this the best a man can get?': Gillette under fire for new #MeToo advert
Praise and scorn has been poured on the shaving brand’s new ad, with Piers Morgan one of those unimpressed.
Trump buys hundreds of burgers for football team as shutdown impacts staff
“We have some very large people that like eating, so I think we’re going to have a little fun.”
Poll: Should the government put an end to live exports?
It has been argued that live export is a “pitiless trade” that harms animals.
'This doesn't need to continue': Concerns over 'worrying' rise in lung cancer diagnoses made in A&E
Recent data revealed that one in four lung cancer diagnoses are made in emergency departments.
'No deal’ Brexit would have 'devastating economic consequences' in Ireland
Such a scenario would have a huge impact on the all-island economy, business groups have warned.
Half of people have no sympathy for British people over the current Brexit chaos
Today is the day of the crucial vote in Westminster.
Trump's order to block some women's access to free contraception blocked by judge
It was estimated that over 70,000 women would be affecting by the repeal of the Obama-era provision.
Opinion: We must stop sending Irish animals to Libya where they face a cruel death
Terrified bulls are often strung up by a hind leg while fully conscious, before having their throats slashed at repeatedly until they bleed to death, writes Caroline Rowley
Minister moves to reassure public that reformed property tax will be 'affordable' and 'fair'
Due to the rapid increase in house prices, there have been concerns about the massive leap in tax homeowners will have to pay.
Car hunters driven abroad as Ireland sees record number of used vehicle imports during 2018
Statistics from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry show that 100,755 used cars were imported last year.
'She's in office, but not in power': What could happen if Theresa May's Brexit deal fails?
An extension to Article 50, a change of leadership, a no-deal Brexit… or another referendum? Here’s what could happen.
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Poll: Should the UK hold a second Brexit referendum?
THE VOTES HAVE been cast the Theresa May’s Brexit deal has been roundly rejected by British MPs.
May’s bid to get the Withdrawal Agreement through the House of Commons was defeated by a margin of 202 to 432, a majority of 230 – a historic defeat.
A motion of no confidence has been tabled by the opposition, which May is likely to survive, but then what?
The EU have said they will not change the deal while it seems with the fractured of the Westminster government nothing will get through the House of Commons.
A No Deal scenario – in which the UK crashes out of the EU on 29 March – is looking more likely.
Another option is the holding of a second referendum, which some commentators feel is becoming more likely every day. Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage said today that he believed the UK was heading towards a second referendum.
Even if a second referendum is voted on, it could still be a yes to leave, with nothing being certain.
Do you think it’s the best option or should Brexit happen, deal or no deal?
Today we’re asking: Should the UK hold a second Brexit referendum?
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