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Sunday 17 March, 2019

Woman charged over seizure of €196,000 and drugs in Limerick Cannabis

Woman charged over seizure of €196,000 and drugs in Limerick

Sun 11:28 AM 27,286 Views No Comments

A man was released without charge.

'Offensive and embarrassing': Coveney criticises McDonald for posing beside anti-English sign at parade England Out

'Offensive and embarrassing': Coveney criticises McDonald for posing beside anti-English sign at parade

Sun 11:02 AM 88,570 Views 128 Comments

In response, Sinn Féin said the partition of Ireland is “divisive and offensive”.

From The42 'It was a bit of a shock' - The teen sensation named in Mick McCarthy's first Ireland squad Dreams This post contains videos

'It was a bit of a shock' - The teen sensation named in Mick McCarthy's first Ireland squad

Sun 10:00 AM 52,503 Views 15 Comments

Bournemouth’s Mark Travers chats to The42 about a week to remember.

John Delaney confirms he gave €100,000 loan to FAI Cash Flow Issue

John Delaney confirms he gave €100,000 loan to FAI

Sun 9:57 AM 59,833 Views No Comments

He said the loan was needed to “aid a very short-term cash flow issue” in 2017.

Poll: Will you be attending a St Patrick's Day parade today? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Will you be attending a St Patrick's Day parade today?

Sun 9:30 AM 25,077 Views 42 Comments

Events will be held across the globe to celebrate today.

Sitdown Sunday: The coffin business is booming in Central America because of gang violence 7 Deadly Reads

Sitdown Sunday: The coffin business is booming in Central America because of gang violence

Sun 9:00 AM 17,940 Views No Comments

Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.

From The42 'I was a young kid then and now I'm a man - I understand it a lot more than I used to' Kiko

'I was a young kid then and now I'm a man - I understand it a lot more than I used to'

Sun 9:00 AM 42,159 Views 11 Comments

It was 10 years ago when Federico Macheda burst on the scene at Old Trafford but it’s been a rocky road since.

The 9 at 9: St Patrick's Day 9 At 9

The 9 at 9: St Patrick's Day

Sun 8:43 AM 10,273 Views No Comments

Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.

The Irish For: The word Tory comes from the Irish word tóraí meaning a bandit or outlaw Column

The Irish For: The word Tory comes from the Irish word tóraí meaning a bandit or outlaw

Sun 8:30 AM 48,456 Views 29 Comments

If you’re doing your Irish oral exam next week – you’ll need to know how to say ‘confidence and supply agreement’ and ‘frictionless border’, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.

Man whose wife was killed in NZ terror attack says he forgives gunman, as death toll rises to 50 Christchurch

Man whose wife was killed in NZ terror attack says he forgives gunman, as death toll rises to 50

Sun 8:04 AM 12,221 Views No Comments

A three-year-old boy is the youngest known victim of the mass shooting.

'If you're the only GP providing abortion services in an area, you are open to protests' Michael Harty

'If you're the only GP providing abortion services in an area, you are open to protests'

Sun 8:00 AM 21,251 Views 55 Comments

Clare TD Dr Michael Harty, who is also the chair of the Oireachtas Health Committee, spoke to TheJournal.ie about the challenges for GPs in implementing abortion services.

From The42 'She dragged women’s football from the dark ages into the twenty-first century' Hall Of Fame

'She dragged women’s football from the dark ages into the twenty-first century'

Sun 8:00 AM 22,423 Views 9 Comments

Emma Byrne will tonight make history as the first ever female inductee to the FAI’s Hall of Fame.

Ten complaints made against senior garda in four-year period Complaints

Ten complaints made against senior garda in four-year period Exclusive

Sun 7:30 AM 37,353 Views 16 Comments

The station in question is facing what has been described by multiple sources as a “serious morale” problem.

From The42 Corofin and Dr Crokes firepower, family ties in hurling final and Ballyhale chase record title Date With Destiny

Corofin and Dr Crokes firepower, family ties in hurling final and Ballyhale chase record title

Sun 7:00 AM 14,322 Views 2 Comments

5 talking points ahead of today’s All-Ireland club football and hurling deciders.

How An Post enlisted a fictional, time-poor millennial to create its fancy €5m logo Retail And Services

How An Post enlisted a fictional, time-poor millennial to create its fancy €5m logo

Sun 7:00 AM 36,727 Views 49 Comments

The decades-old company is hoping to become more relevant to a younger target market.

Having to cross the border or stay overnight: Concerns raised about location of rural Direct Provision centres Arson Attacks

Having to cross the border or stay overnight: Concerns raised about location of rural Direct Provision centres

Sun 6:30 AM 29,573 Views 16 Comments

It’s a criminal offence for asylum seekers to cross the border into Northern Ireland.

Every child should be taught the words of Amhrán na bhFiann in primary school, says Taoiseach Sinne Fianna Fail

Every child should be taught the words of Amhrán na bhFiann in primary school, says Taoiseach

Sun 6:15 AM 20,342 Views 102 Comments

There have been calls for the teaching of the national anthem to be added to the curriculum.

Heading to the St Patrick's Day parade in Dublin? Here's everything you need to know Traffic Restrictions

Heading to the St Patrick's Day parade in Dublin? Here's everything you need to know

Sun 6:00 AM 33,704 Views 6 Comments

There are a number of road closures and transport restrictions in place.

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'I'm dying, but I want to thank the nurses': Dozens write to Taoiseach to support nurses' strike

'I'm dying, but I want to thank the nurses': Dozens write to Taoiseach to support nurses' strike

Sun 12:05 AM 18,127 Views 14 Comments

A number of people wrote to Leo Varadkar during last month’s strike.

Saturday 16 March, 2019

An unexpected guest and a luminous river: Leo ends St Patrick's trip not being centre of attention St Patrick's Day

An unexpected guest and a luminous river: Leo ends St Patrick's trip not being centre of attention

Sat 11:30 PM 56,164 Views No Comments

Varadkar finished off the final leg of his US trip walking in the Chicago parade and taking a boat trip down the river.

'We've seen people die, people beaten up horrifically': This primary school doesn't want an injecting centre 300m from its front door Merchants Quay

'We've seen people die, people beaten up horrifically': This primary school doesn't want an injecting centre 300m from its front door

Sat 10:00 PM 41,158 Views 39 Comments

A plan to open a medically supervised injecting facility has been met with fierce local opposition.

Taoiseach says he wasn't nervous ahead of Pence speech: 'I wanted to express Ireland's values' LGBT Rights

Taoiseach says he wasn't nervous ahead of Pence speech: 'I wanted to express Ireland's values'

Sat 9:30 PM 23,245 Views 63 Comments

Varadkar said he and Pence have very different views on social issues, but says it’s better to engage with people rather than boycott them.

From The42 Tyrone enjoy first win over Dublin in six years to knock champions out of hunt for league final Harte Breaker

Tyrone enjoy first win over Dublin in six years to knock champions out of hunt for league final

Sat 9:25 PM 39,176 Views 32 Comments

Mattie Donnelly and Cathal McShane did the damage with a haul of 1-7 between them.

Councils no longer operating loan scheme to help struggling homeowners with repairs Housing

Councils no longer operating loan scheme to help struggling homeowners with repairs

Sat 9:00 PM 19,476 Views 18 Comments

There is a disparity across the country with some local authorities operating the schemes while others stopped years ago.

From The42 As it happened: Wolves vs Man United, FA Cup quarter-final Liveblog

As it happened: Wolves vs Man United, FA Cup quarter-final

Sat 8:40 PM 70,004 Views 57 Comments

We went minute-by-minute as Wolves welcomed Man United to Molineux.

Opinion: In many ways St Patrick's Day is an Irish American festival Opinion

Opinion: In many ways St Patrick's Day is an Irish American festival

Sat 8:30 PM 13,318 Views 43 Comments

‘Maybe this St Patrick’s Day we should concede ownership of our patron saint and accept that we have been sharing him with America for centuries’, writes Robbie Smyth.

Here's What Happened Today: Saturday Evening Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Saturday

Sat 7:52 PM 12,194 Views No Comments

Here’s what made the headlines today.

How much would it set you back to own Coppers? It's the week in numbers Prime Numbers

How much would it set you back to own Coppers? It's the week in numbers

Sat 7:00 PM 22,753 Views 11 Comments

Plus: The increase in residential property prices.

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Taoiseach: 'It is not going to be a case of everything being alright. Brexit is bad news' Brexit

Taoiseach: 'It is not going to be a case of everything being alright. Brexit is bad news'

Updated Sat 7:00 PM 23,251 Views 46 Comments

The DUP is set to resume discussions with the British government on Monday ahead of an expected third Westminster vote.

Nigel Farage begins 435km march against 'Brexit betrayal', but admits he won't actually finish it Leave Means Leave

Nigel Farage begins 435km march against 'Brexit betrayal', but admits he won't actually finish it

Sat 6:42 PM 34,878 Views 72 Comments

Around 100 Brexit supporters have joined the march from Sunderland to the House of Commons.

From The42 Player ratings: How did you rate Ireland in their Cardiff horror show? Out Of 10

Player ratings: How did you rate Ireland in their Cardiff horror show?

Sat 6:15 PM 64,381 Views 228 Comments

It’s hard to remember a worse Irish performance in the Joe Schmidt era.

Taoiseach marches alongside Conor McGregor in Chicago's St Patrick's Day parade St Patrick's Day

Taoiseach marches alongside Conor McGregor in Chicago's St Patrick's Day parade

Updated Sat 5:33 PM 73,520 Views 18 Comments

Government officials were left surprised at McGregor’s appearance at the parade.

Mother and Baby Homes commission submits report on burial of those who died in institutions Tuam Mother And Baby Home

Mother and Baby Homes commission submits report on burial of those who died in institutions

Sat 4:58 PM 12,191 Views 25 Comments

The report has been submitted to Minister for Children Katherine Zappone.

From The42 Wales do the Slam as Schmidt's shambolic Ireland end Six Nations on dire note Well Beaten

Wales do the Slam as Schmidt's shambolic Ireland end Six Nations on dire note

Sat 4:39 PM 49,456 Views 200 Comments

Warren Gatland’s side were superb as they claimed a third Grand Slam under the Kiwi head coach.

'It makes you proud to see': The 10th year of the Global Greening takes place this week - here's how it started GLOBAL GREENING

'It makes you proud to see': The 10th year of the Global Greening takes place this week - here's how it started

Sat 4:00 PM 22,983 Views 15 Comments

The annual initiative will take place in more than 50 countries this year.

Mother and child saved from apartment building set on fire by yellow vest protesters in Paris Gilets Jaunes

Mother and child saved from apartment building set on fire by yellow vest protesters in Paris

Sat 3:23 PM 23,182 Views 59 Comments

French police said more than 80 people had been arrested by mid-afternoon.

Senator punches teen who egged him for blaming New Zealand attack on immigration Fraser Anning This post contains videos

Senator punches teen who egged him for blaming New Zealand attack on immigration

Sat 2:24 PM 78,163 Views No Comments

Queensland Senator Fraser Anning drew international condemnation for his comments.

Family 'very concerned' for missing woman as gardaí renew appeal Kildare

Family 'very concerned' for missing woman as gardaí renew appeal

Sat 1:54 PM 21,390 Views 2 Comments

Margaret Dorrian has been missing from Celbridge since Tuesday.

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