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Paul Lamb wants the legal right to end his life with the help of a medic.
The 21-year-old admitted to the act of foul play in last weekend’s clash with South Africa.
The site says that breastfeeding is “natural and beautiful”.
The INTO has directed its members not to participate in the scheme.
Going too far? Or should it have been done years ago?
The Mullingar athlete is coming off a two-year ban for using EPO.
“We are literally floating in a sea of radiation nowadays. It’s completely reckless.”
The midfielder is now available for the May 17th clash with Arsenal.
The Turkish Prime Minister criticised the decision to overturn the ban on Twitter, saying the court was protecting a tool of foreign influence.
The sale of tobacco products could be banned between 7am and 9am and after 6pm.
This Saturday marks the tenth anniversary of the ban’s implementation.
The Frenchman’s sacking shouldn’t mean he escapes a ban.
Hundreds of police officers will man 60 checkpoints to ensure only the allowed cars and motorcycles are on the roads.
The move came after students set up a petition calling for an end to animal-act circuses.
*It’s not official. But it made us laugh anyway.
The French scrum-half’s suspension means he’ll miss the clash with Scotland in round four of the Six Nations.
The Clermont number nine attended a disciplinary hearing in Paris this morning.
The motion was adopted at last Saturday’s GAA Congress in Croke Park.
The Argentine received a straight red card for his tackle on the Leinster and Ireland scrum-half.
The decision was taken in protest against the failure of repeal of the ‘anti-gay propaganda laws’ in Russia.
The Arsenal midfielder made the gesture at Manchester City fans
A ban on all imports into the EU of cloned animals was also proposed.
The Wallabies centre has been punished for the dangerous play that saw him red carded against Ireland.
Berlusconi reached out to the Deputy Premier Angelino Alfano to try to forge a political alliance to oppose his enemies on the left.
Cheap alcohol has been targeted under the new pricing rules.
The English snooker player was handed the longest suspension in the sport’s history for alleged match-fixing.
Proposals to tackle alcohol misuse are close to being agreed by the government.
The Reds’ talismanic striker hasn’t featured since 21 April but could return from his ban in tonight’s Capital One Cup clash with Manchester United.
The coffee chain will run fill-page ads in major newspapers today.
Children’s charities want introduce legislation to ban smacking. That’s great – but it also needs to ensure parents get the balance right between positive parenting and discipline, writes Martina Newe.
The treaty banning nuclear testing is yet to ratified by the US and other countries, but it is key to the steps to the path of nuclear disarmament, writes Jason Douglas.
The wearable technology is currently being trialed on a limited basis but one government has already decided it is likely to ban the smart-glasses when they are launched next year.
Simon Coveney told us this week that although he doesn’t like the industry, he believes regulating it is the way to go. But do you think fur farms should be closed down?
Fianna Fáil councillor Mary Fitzpatrick tabled a motion to remove the ban from a draft plan for the city centre street this evening.
Alesana Tuilagi has been banned for two weeks for the stiff arm tackle on the Springbok captain.
A consultation process has resulted in lobbying from the industry to ensure that cheese advertising is not banned.
Former GAA president Seán Kelly has hit out at proposals to ban alcohol companies from sponsoring major sporting events.
The England hooker was reprimanded for verbally abusing referee Wayne Barnes.
Around one hundred gay rights activists marched in Ukraine today despite fears of violence and a court ban – marking the first gay pride event in the ex-Soviet country.