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Woman has murder conviction quashed as jury weren't allowed to consider if she was provoked
The Court of Appeal said it would quash Farrell’s conviction and order a retrial.
The aggravating and mitigating factors: How the judge in the Drumm case arrived at six years
Judge Karen O’Connor noted that the most significant form of mitigation would have been a result of a guilty plea but that was not available in this case.
Munster pitted against Exeter, Leinster take on Wasps and Toulouse in next season's Champions Cup
Ulster will meet Simon Zebo’s Racing 92 and Scarlets while, in the Challenge Cup, Connacht have been pitted against Sale, Bordeaux and Perpignan.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
'I need a new car and PCP seems too good to be true - is it?': An expert weighs in
CCPC’s Áine Carroll explains everything you need to know.
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David Drumm handed six-year jail term for conspiracy to defraud and false accounting
The sentencing comes after one of the longest trials in the history of the State.
EU counter-tariffs on US products including blue jeans, motorbikes and whiskey kicking in on Friday
Cranberries, cranberry juice, orange juice, sweetcorn and peanut butter are among the other food products targeted.
Eight people due in court after morning after gardaí seize drugs and cars in Longford
The arrests were made as part of an operation targetting the supply of controlled drugs.
Storm Emma caused higher levels of mortgage arrears as customers missed in-branch payments
The number of accounts in arrears over 720 days has fallen but these cases still account for 41% of all accounts in arrears.
Someone stole Michael Healy-Rae's bike
It was swiped from outside the Passport Office today, and he’s not happy.
With 430 km of bus and cycle lanes, here’s how BusConnects is changing the way we travel
It’s thought that they will cut journey time by up to 50%.
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Cristiano Ronaldo makes history with 85th international goal
The Portugal star is now the all-time leading European goalscorer in international football.
Senator calls for TDs to boycott 4th of July celebrations at US Embassy
The boycott is in response to the policy of separating children from their parents at the US border.
'Likely but not certain' that new Metrolink design could save GAA grounds
Na Fianna’s home on Mobhi Road in Glasnevin had been set to be both the home to a new underground station.
'Wah wah': Ex-Trump campaign boss mocks story of child with Down syndrome separated at border
Official data shows more than 2,000 children have been separated from their parents or guardians since early May.
Huge fire engulfs fish factory in Co Cork
No casualties have been reported but the building is said to be destroyed.
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9 parents share what time the kids really go to bed - plus we want your thoughts on one mum's birthday party dilemma
A plan for Dublin's newest town has been given the green light - but not everyone is happy
The Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) will be located between Lucan, Clondalkin and Liffey Valley.
Analysis: The David Pocock offside penalty that wasn't really a penalty
The Wallabies flanker is a deeply intelligent rugby player and this penalty was worth a closer look.
New rules for banks will make it easier to save thousands on mortgage repayments
From next year banks will have to give notice of the end of fixed rate terms and let variable rate customers know if they can move to a cheaper rate.
Gardaí arrest man (40s) after female pedestrian struck by car in Dublin suburb
The incident occurred on Sarsfield Road in Ballyfermot around 9pm last night.
'I tried my best - obviously my best is not good enough': MacGill Summer School founder on gender balance criticism
Two Social Democrats TDs have pulled out of the festival in the wake of criticism of the event’s gender balance. We spoke to its founder, Joe Mulholland.
Foster mother gets backdated payment of €28,600 after Tusla cut her allowances
The woman’s allowances were reduced significantly when her two children turned 18, despite them both having intellectual disabilities.
'A communications strategy': Report criticised for recommending a stop to monthly homeless figures
Focus Ireland has said that two new reports on homelessness ware flawed.
Australia is having a national inquiry into sexual harassment in the workplace
“No-one should have to suffer sexual harassment at work, or in any other part of their lives,” Minister for Women Kelly O’Dwyer said.
Almost 80% of corporate workers are concerned over mental health, study finds
One in five corporate workers have missed work in the past year due to stress, anxiety or depression.
Scientists in Waterford find nutritional supplement combo that slows down Alzheimer's disease
The researchers say that their 18-month study has yielded a “statistically significant” finding and is a “breakthrough”.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s everything you need to know as the day gets started.
Jim Gavin concern for Croke Park pitch post-Taylor Swift concerts as Leinster final looms
Four games are set to take place on the newly relaid pitch before Dublin take on Laois on Sunday afternoon.
Poll: Should there be a ban on using free bus passes during rush hour?
A senior civil servant has floated the idea but it’s likely it would be fiercely resisted.
Northern Irish chef scoops best female chef in the world award
Clare Smyth was awarded the honour during the World’s 50 Best Restaurant awards.
Prime minister Theresa May faces another Brexit showdown today with her own pro-EU MPs
MPs will vote on amendments to the EU (Withdrawal) Bill this evening.
It may be a dreary morning for many - but there's a 'possible heat wave' on the way
The temperatures are set to return to the 20s by Sunday.
Hours after doubling down on family separation policy, Trump backs party plans to end it
The US President has apparently backed Republican bills “100%”.
Column: 'I remember having to ask for the brown paint for my self-portrait in junior infants'
To receive my citizenship a few days before the referendum to repeal the 8th amendment was a nice moment, writes Nicholas Ndlovu.
6,000 bags of rubbish were illegally dumped in Dublin's inner city last year
Already this year, eight fines have been given out to people identified after council staff searched rubbish bags.
Irish Water wants to build 'an underground orbital sewer' in north county Dublin
The sewer mirrors the route of the M50 from Blanchardstown to Clonshaugh.
Evidence of Patrick Nevin's Tinder use allowed in rape case because of 'similar modus operandi'
Previous convictions of a defendant are usually not heard by a jury.
Phil Hogan: 'I don’t think the British are in a very coherent position at the moment'
Ireland’s EU commissioner said that the Irish government’s patience is wearing thin.
Is it a crime to display graphic abortion imagery in public places?
Some have argued that gardaí should be telling protesters to remove the imagery.
Gardaí still struggling to figure out motive for machete killing of Mikolaj Wilk
Father-of-two Mikolaj Wilk was murdered in Ballincollig, Co Cork earlier this month.
Yesterday’s News
US withdraws from UN Human Rights Council and labels it a 'cesspool of political bias'
The US claimed that the UN is biased against Israel.
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Poll: Should there be a ban on using free bus passes during rush hour?
THE TOP CIVIL servant in the Department of Public Expenditure of Reform has floated the idea of a potential ban on using free bus passes on public transport during rush hour.
Secretary general Robert Watt said that a debate needs to be had on how infrastructure, including public transport, is “priced” and “used”, the Irish Independent reported this morning.
Such a measure would create more space for workers and commuters on packed public transport. Any such move, however, would likely be fiercely resisted by pass holders, including the over-66s.
So, today we’re asking you: Should there be a ban on using free bus passes during rush hour?
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Column: 'I remember having to ask for the brown paint for my self-portrait in junior infants'
By Nicholas Ndlovu
'She was living in a derelict building dripping with damp under a tin roof. The year was 1998'
By Anne Roper
Opinion: 'Direct provision has been a disaster'
By Ronan Herlihy
Numerous reports and recommendations have cast a light on the failings, writes Ronan Herlihy.
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