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'The system is not fair': MPs criticise Theresa May over Northern Ireland amnesty
A “presumption against prosecution” for alleged offences committed by British soldiers has been proposed by the UK government.
Family of boy detained by gardaí lodges complaint with Garda Ombudsman
The incident occurred last Sunday evening.
Boy B told a 'fake story' in first interviews because he was nervous, court hears
The jury in the Ana Kriegel murder trial has been viewing footage of the boy’s garda interviews.
David Nucifora signs new deal to stay with IRFU until 2022
The Australian has made landmark changes in Irish rugby since arriving in 2014.
WIN: A weekend of total relaxation at Powerscourt Hotel - with a Volkswagen e-Golf for the drive
Experience some of Ireland’s most beautiful countryside with a luxury weekend in Wicklow.
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Man (40s) found guilty of harassing four teenage girls on a bus in Cork
Anthony Quigley had pleaded not guilty to the charges which allegedly took place last December.
100 new jobs set for Dublin as waste company announces expansion
It will bring the total number of employees at the company to 600.
The next Brexit step: Withdrawal Agreement Bill to be published on Friday
“We need to take decisions, not to duck them,” Theresa May told MPs, urging them to vote for her thrice-defeated deal.
Decision on E-scooter regulations due shortly, as minister says electric scooter users should have a driving licence
Shane Ross has asked the RSA to research scooter regulations in other countries.
Taoiseach: Co-living an option - 'it's not going to replace traditional houses and apartments'
Leo Varadkar and Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy faced opposition on their co-living stance in the Dáil today.
Do you throw gum in the wrong bin at work? See how you compare here
Outside work, dropping gum can cost you a €150 fine.
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British steel goes into liquidation leaving 5,000 jobs at risk
An estimated 20,000 more people have links to the firm’s supply chain.
Man found dead with gunshot wounds beside car that had been set alight in north Dublin
The incident occurred near the M1 motorway at Walshestown.
Two men arrested as gardaí recover firearm during raid of Dublin home
The raid was carried out as part of an intelligence-led operation targeting organised crime in Dublin.
Alabama TV station refuses to show 'Arthur' episode featuring gay wedding
The cartoon tells the story of an eight-year-old aardvark, his family and friends.
Government 'reluctantly' grants second year long extension to Grace case inquiry
The Farrelly Commission to provide its final phase report by 15 May 2020.
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9 game-changing pieces of advice I wish I'd been given as a brand new mum
'We're asking for state agencies and bodies to engage with us now': Concerns about commitments to the Irish Sign Language Act
We spoke to Deaf Communtiy representatives at an event at Leinster House about their concerns for the 2020 deadline.
Poll: Would you attend a public appearance by Donald Trump in Ireland?
Trump’s upcoming visit has already prompted increased security at Shannon Airport.
High Court grants review of decision not to approve child with Down Syndrome for schooling scheme
The July Provision Scheme provides funding for extended schooling for children with ASD and severe/profound learning disability.
May writes to Corbyn with plea for 'last chance' compromise as her Brexit hopes dwindle
The prime minister is running out of options and allies after unveiling her new Brexit plan yesterday.
'Enormous relief' as Rehab secures additional €2 million funding to continue disability services
The group secured an additional €2 million following a series of negotiations.
Irish student to have asteroid named after him after winning a top award at international science fair
Around 1,700 students worldwide compete for a pool of awards worth $4 million.
Varadkar 'looks forward' to meeting Trump when he visits Ireland in two weeks' time
Trump and his wife Melania will stay at his Doonbeg resort in Clare.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s everything you need to know as you start your day.
'We live in a strange world': Michael McDowell criticises Fine Gael TD over injury lawsuit
McDowell referenced the case before the Circuit Civil Court in the Seanad yesterday.
Body of Indian climber, in group with missing Irish man, recovered from Mt Everest
Ravi Thakar (28) was found dead inside his tent at Everest Camp 4 last Friday.
'Desperate, deluded, doomed': UK front pages react to Brexit latest
The latest plan follows the collapse of talks with the Labour party on Friday.
Brexit, tax, immigration and kissing: It all went down in RTÉ's Midlands North-West debate
Prime Time’s David McCullagh had his hands full.
A new football documentary asks: Will we ever see an all-Ireland football team?
Division: The Irish Soccer Split is on RTÉ One tonight at 9.35pm.
Plans for 'co-living' apartment blocks in Dublin are in opposition to the 'cohousing' model popular in Europe
Cohousing arrangements are a co-operative movement that helps to create affordable housing, writes Tom O’Donnell.
Composting of human bodies now legal in Washington
The bill was signed in a bid to cut carbon emissions from burials and cremations.
Local radio station Tipp FM retracts comments made about journalist following Lowry case
Elaine Byrne is now a columnist with the Sunday Business Post newspaper.
Divorce in numbers: How do divorce rates in Ireland compare to those in Europe and elsewhere?
Ireland is set to vote this Friday on whether or not the wait period for couples seeking a divorce should be reduced.
Justice Minister says government will consider similar legislation to UK 'porn block' law
Credit card details could be used to verify a person is over 18 under the new UK rules.
Internal garda probe after video emerges of €10k cash seizure being flaunted on camera
One of the individuals in the video can be heard stating that the cash had been seized at a checkpoint.
The Disappeared: Anonymous donor offers $60,000 for information on locations of last three victims
The three men are among 16 people killed by Republicans between 1972 and 1985.
Yesterday’s News
Gardaí investigating after reports of shooting in West Dublin
There are no reports of anyone injured.
Trump in Ireland: White House confirms US President will arrive on 5 June
The US President will be here for a two-night visit.
New Brexit plan: May loses support as she gives MPs a shot at second referendum
“The biggest problem with Britain today is its politics,” May said today.
McDonald's workers file dozens of sexual harassment charges in US
Allegations included groping, indecent exposure and propositions for sex.
'At first I didn't want anyone to know': Model Amber Jean Rowan shared her alopecia story - and now she's helping others
‘If you have support and good people in your life, you can do and be more than one thing,’ says Rowan.
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'It's a very interesting and weird situation with two coaches swapping countries'
New Ireland women’s hockey coach Sean Dancer wants to build on the job Graham Shaw has done after the pair swapped jobs.
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Poll: Would you attend a public appearance by Donald Trump in Ireland?
THE WHITE HOUSE has confirmed that Donald Trump will arrive in Ireland on 5 June with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar set to meet the US president in Shannon.
Trump’s upcoming visit has already prompted increased security at Shannon Airport and has caused a scramble for the 600 rooms that would be needed for the arrival of the president, his entourage and press.
Trump is in Europe for a state visit to the United Kingdom and for events in the United Kingdom and France to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
So while his trip is personal, it’s the first visit by a US President since Barack Obama’s visit to Ireland in May 2011.
During Obama’s visit, thousands of people thronged the streets of Dublin to see the 44th US President speak on Dame Street.
Today we’re asking: Would you attend a public appearance by Donald Trump?
Poll Results:
No (5068)
Yes (1331)
I don't know (143)
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Plans for 'co-living' apartment blocks in Dublin are in opposition to the 'cohousing' model popular in Europe
By Tom O'Donnell
Opinion: 'The Farage approach would strip the heart from democracy'
By Matthew Murphy - @Matt_Murphy15.
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