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CervicalCheck chief responds to test criticism: 'I’d be surprised if women didn’t have questions'
The screening programme said that it had received a slight increase in calls after the Vicky Phelan High Court case settlement.
Yesterday’s News
'Justice has been done': Victims and prosecutors react to Bill Cosby sex assault conviction
Cosby was convicted of drugging and molesting a university employee 14 years ago.
Protests as Spain 'Wolf Pack' acquitted of gang raping woman but jailed for sexual abuse
The verdicts sparked protests outside the Pamplona courthouse in northern Spain.
Camembert cheese recalled from Avoca stores due to possible presence of E. coli
The cheese is being recalled because of the possible presence of E. coli.
'I think a lot of footballers are afraid to come out of their comfort zone'
Nigerian-Italian striker Marco Tagbajumi has played in several leagues around the world, but now he’s hoping to make his mark at Dundalk.
French ambassador to EU walks out of meeting in protest at use of English language
Philippe Leglise-Costa left the talks on Wednesday to show his dissatisfaction with the “linguistic regime”.
Donald Trump set to meet British Queen during UK visit but Ireland not on the agenda
Both the White House and Downing Street confirmed the visit today.
What does the house of the future look like? Hear about Lego-style homes and natural fridges in our latest podcast
What’s next for the way we build – and live in – our homes?
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Bill Cosby convicted, Trump to visit the UK and Cervical Check to write to doctors of women who may have had their cervical cancer diagnoses missed – It’s The Fix.
Trailer Watch: Which movie should you go see this weekend?
What’s a must-watch, and what’s a miss? We tell you.
Italian men charged over Irish Liverpool fan attack to be kept in prison until court date
The Meath man remains in a critical condition in hospital.
Cousins jailed for 'fatal burglary' have prison sentences increased after originals found to be too lenient
The man collapsed and died as he was about to confront the two intruders in his home.
'It wasn't about anything that happened in my life, it was about the black hole'
Darkness Into Light volunteer and suicide survivor Rebecca McInerney shares her journey to recovery.
'Priceless' stolen relic returned to Christ Church Cathedral after gardaí find it in Phoenix Park
The heart of St Laurence O’Toole was stolen in March 2012.
As it happened: Arsenal v Atletico Madrid, Europa League semi-final first leg
We went minute-by-minute from the Emirates Stadium.
Bill Cosby convicted of drugging and molesting woman at his home
He was convicted at the retrial for drugging and molesting Andrea Constand.
Avicii 'could not go on any longer', family says in new statement
The musician was found dead in Muscat, Oman, last Friday.
Man jailed after having sex with girl (14) he met online
The man was arrested after the girl was found in a Dublin suburb and complained that she had been raped by him.
Defence Forces conduct exercise to help prepare for 'dirty bomb' attacks
This EU-funded project uses robots and unmanned aerial vehicles to help minimise the risk to operators while collecting physical evidence.
Bakery says it dismissed worker for making chewing gum 'stick man'
The worker claimed in the Labour Court that this wasn’t the real reason for his dismissal.
NFL team make near €1 billion bid to buy home of English football
Could the English international team be on the move?
The 5 at 5: Thursday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Mary Lou kicks off Sinn Féin's Yes campaign: 'I want my teenage daughter to grow up in a compassionate Ireland'
The Sinn Féin president called on the men and women of Ireland to vote yes in the upcoming referendum.
'We can't just presume they have': Doctors instructed to tell women if they have received false smear test results
The case of Vicky Phelan, a terminally ill woman who yesterday came to a €2.5 million settlement with the HSE, has caused significant concern.
Liverpool to hang Dunboyne GAA jersey in dressing room as gesture to Irish attack victim
The Reds will show support to Sean Cox, while over €37k has been raised for his medical costs.
Trump pick for top job withdraws over claims he was drunk at work and doled out drugs like 'candy man'
Dr Ronny Jackson had been touted to be secretary at the Department of Veteran Affairs.
Cork Airport has renamed its main runway - to keep up with Earth's magnetic poles
Small shifts in the Earth’s magnetic poles made the change essential.
TheJournal.ie FactCheck is first Irish outlet to officially tackle misinformation on Facebook
We are expanding our fact-checking mission.
What is the 'incel rebellion'? And who are those behind it?
The spotlight has been shone on the movement in recent days.
Australia gives Ford a record fine of €6.2 million for 'unconscionable' actions
The head of Ford in Australia said: “We let our customers down and for that we are sorry.”
'I've a wife and a child at home. I have to go home and be in some kind of humour for them'
We followed a bookmaker at Punchestown on the opening day to find out what a big festival is like from the bookies’ point-of-view, whether that’s big wins or losses.
Most children born now will live to 100, so how do we prepare for an older population?
Here’s what we can do to tackle some of the challenges around ageing.
Patients with missed cancer diagnoses may not be told by their doctors
The case of Vicky Phelan, a terminally ill woman who yesterday came to a €2.5 million settlement with the HSE, has caused shockwaves.
Poll: Should supermarkets stop selling cigarettes?
Should people be able to pick up cigarettes where they shop?
Gardaí investigating sudden death of teenage boy
The 17-year-old was pronounced dead at St James’s Hospital in Dublin.
Man charged over seizure of €950,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis
The drugs were found by gardaí in Ashbourne last November.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Here’s what you need to know as we start Thursday.
Madrid's regional leader has stepped down over allegations she shoplifted €40 worth of face cream
She is also facing an investigation into her college degree.
North Korean nuclear test site has 'partially collapsed' after massive bomb blast last year
Researchers have said the site is now unusable.
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Poll: Should supermarkets stop selling cigarettes?
FORMER HEALTH MINISTER James Reilly yesterday told the Seanad that the likes of Tesco, Supervalu, Dunnes and other big stores should stop selling cigarettes.
Reilly, a major opponent of tobacco, argued that supermarkets should be “providers of nourishment and nutritional goods”.
But, do you agree? Or should people be able to pick up cigarettes where they shop?
We’re asking: Should supermarkets stop selling cigarettes?
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'It wasn't about anything that happened in my life, it was about the black hole'
By Rebecca McInerney
Darkness Into Light volunteer and suicide survivor Rebecca McInerney shares her journey to recovery.
Most children born now will live to 100, so how do we prepare for an older population?
By Dominic Campbell
Here’s what we can do to tackle some of the challenges around ageing.
'There are two choices: stay in Dublin and pay the price or leave Dublin and pay the price'
By Colm Boohig
Have we broken the ocean?: 'Read the ingredient list before you buy your next batch of toiletries'
By Professor Gordon Chambers
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