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'I would go so far as to beg them': Mother of missing Fiona Pender makes heartfelt appeal
Fiona Pender went missing 21 years ago today.
Rampant Liverpool comfortably progress to Champions League group stages
A crazy first half saw four goals in 28 minutes at Anfield tonight.
Concert in Rotterdam cancelled after terror tip-off from Spanish police
The band Allah-Las were due to play the Maassilo arena.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Flash flooding causing extensive damage, man in court over Nicola Collins murder and investigation after man suffered heart attack after being turned away from hospital – it’s the Evening Fix.
Proposal for floating student accommodation met with cautious optimism by USI
Two barges could house up to 400 students in Galway.
Man who tried to take pipe bomb onto Ryanair flight jailed for 18 years
Prosecutors said he planned to detonate it during a Ryanair flight to Italy.
Body of missing hillwalker found in Co Kerry
The man set off on the walk at around 11am yesterday morning.
Man suffers heart attack after being turned away from Dublin hospital
Sinn Féin TD John Brady said the man was turned away because he had no GP referral letter, despite complaining of chest pains.
As it happened: Liverpool v Hoffenheim, Champions League qualifying play-off
Liverpool take on Hoffenheim, with the Reds 2-1 up from the first leg.
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'I couldn't believe my eyes': EU citizens in UK given deportation letters by mistake
The Home Office said letters had been mistakenly sent out to around 100 people.
Pictures: Chaos on north-west roads after month's worth of rain falls in just a few hours
The region is dealing with the aftermath of last night’s flash flooding.
'When this fight turns out to be a farce, people shouldn't blame boxing. They should blame themselves'
Bob Arum says McGregor is a ‘lovely guy’ having met him at Michael Conlan’s debut, ‘but he’s not a prizefighter.’
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Senior ladies football and camogie All-Ireland finals 'of major importance to society'
This means that they will now be available on a free-to-air and live basis for TV viewers.
RTÉ secure broadcast rights for Ireland qualifiers for Euro 2020 and World Cup 2022
RTÉ will also have exclusive rights for the Euro 2020 finals.
Missing 11-year-old boy from Limerick found safe and well
Gardaà had appealed for the public’s help.
'Back up you creep' - Hillary Clinton speaks about Donald Trump looming behind her during debate
It’s in an extract from her new book called What Happened.
‘It’s like a war zone’: Warnings issued to dog owners after spate of attacks on sheep in Wexford
The Irish Farmers Association says up to 4,000 sheep fall victim to dog attacks each year.
Ireland's biggest newspaper group wants Google and Facebook to pay for news
Company chairman Leslie Buckley said traditional publishers should ‘demand payment’ from the online duopoly.
Man who falsely accused neighbours of paedophilia handed 20-year restraining order
Johnathon Warner-Johnson was also sentenced to two years and four months in jail.
Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding deny rape and sexual assault charges
Paddy Jackson and Stuart Olding deny raping a woman at a house in Belfast last year.
United Nations issues 'racism warning' over growing US tensions
A UN committee has said the move is aimed at helping prevent “existing problems from escalating into conflict”.
Man to appear in court over murder of Nicola Collins
Her body was found at her home in Cork in March.
'Everyone who does the same job deserves the same pay': Mitchell O'Connor weighs in on teachers' pay
The Minister of State said she stands by the ideal that there should be equal pay for equal work.
Gardaà appeal for witnesses after car hits pedestrians in Dublin
Five people were taken to hospital, one of whom is seriously injured.
Dogs are turning blue in Mumbai because of contaminated water
A factory accused of dumping dye into a river in Mumbai where several dogs turned blue has been shut down.
Poll: Do you mind your food being served on things other than plates?
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Roads closed and drivers rescued from cars as major flooding hits Donegal and Derry
Northern Ireland firefighters responded to 60 flood reports last night.
'There must be some supporters that really don’t like me now'
Rassie Erasmus has spoken about his departure from Munster at this morning’s Pro14 launch in Dublin.
Torso of journalist was tied to metal object to weigh it down, police say
Police have said Kim Wall’s arms, legs and head had been “deliberately cut off”.
TV station removes broadcaster 'Robert Lee' from covering football game - because of his controversial name
The decision came following the recent violence in the Virginia city of Charlottesville.
Gsoc probe launched after man shot and injured in Dublin overnight
A local resident said they heard “lots of screaming” following the incident.
UK says it will 'take back control of its laws' after Brexit
The British government wants to end the direct jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice in the UK.
Staff threatened and cash stolen in overnight raid at Conrad hotel
The raid at the well-known hotel happened at about 1am.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Catch up with the news on your way to work.
Poll: Would you support the introduction of women-only train carriages?
The idea is in place elsewhere and is being floated in the UK.
Suspect in Barcelona attack says terror cell planned to target monuments
Four suspects appeared in court yesterday.
UFC champ Jon Jones' career hangs in the balance after another doping controversy
The fighter has been informed of a possible anti-doping violation following his recent win over Daniel Cormier.
Six people hospitalised after car hits pedestrians in Dublin
A number of pedestrians were struck. Gardaà have ruled out any link to terrorist activity.
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Poll: Would you support the introduction of women-only train carriages?
A BRITISH MP has again raised the idea of introducing women-only train carriages as a way of fighting the rise of sexual offences on trains.
Labour’s Chris Williamson shared figures from British Transport Police which showed that sexual offences on trains had more than doubled over the past four years.
Women-only carriages are already in place in countries such as Japan, Brazil and Mexico but would you be in favour of them in Ireland?
Today’s poll, Would you support the introduction of women-only train carriages?
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'The rigid way our social welfare system works means we are losing good care workers'
By Michael Harty
Dublin/Monaghan bombings: 'We need to know extent of British state involvement with this loyalist gang'
By Seán Crowe
Homeschooling: 'We wanted our children to take responsibility and not to be dependent on us and teachers'
By Cora McCauley
'A fire ended my Leaving Cert hopes. I've taken a longer, scenic route to success'
By Seònaid Ó Murchadha - @EmployerDisInfo
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