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Wednesday 30 September 2020
We’ll be liveblogging the latest as Donald Trump and Joe Biden square off in Cleveland.
The video on Twitter and Facebook accused Sinn Féin of being “two-faced and hypocritical”. But were the claims in it correct?
The alleged transfers were made by Michael Colm Murphy, a discharged bankrupt, to his former wife.
Josh van der Flier pays tribute to Rob Kearney as he prepares to join Australian side Western Force.
The United Kingdom Internal Market Bill will undergo further scrutiny in the House of Lords after clearing the Commons.
Ginsburg was laid to rest beside her husband and near some of her former colleagues.
Including leaving the lights on when you go out.
Here’s your roundup of what made headlines today.
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We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Over 97,600 children are being transported daily to school.
Harry McCann says students involved in recent ‘partying’ are not representative of the majority trying to study and live within Covid guidelines.
Touts will be fined up to €100k.
The lights, also known as Aurora Borealis, are expected to be visible from all over the country.
Standards commissioner Kathryn Stone said a corporate body rather than a personal friend of the Democratic Unionist had absorbed the cost.
We seemed to be less wasteful with food during lockdown.
Focus Ireland launched its annual report for 2019 this morning
The proposed legislation would allow medical professionals assist terminally ill persons end their own life.
We’ve got you covered whether you want a solo TV night or one for all the family.
The figures were released by the Department of Health this evening.
Dublin city councillors had passed a motion earlier this month to have the property added to the Record of Protected Structures.
The former Attorney General has apologised for his attendance at the event.
Stephen Kenny spoke to the press today as he announced a 25-man squad for an upcoming triple-header, one of which is the Euros play-off with Slovakia.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has published the 2021 economic forecast.
Five stories, five minutes, five o’clock…
Yesterday the Acting CMO said the number of cases in Galway has increased over the past week.
The 18-year-old is charged with making threats to kill two people.
CSO figures show that the unemployment rate in September for people aged 15 to 24 rose to 18.9% – down from 19.5% in August.
Daniel Taylor, a veteran of many of Alex Ferguson’s infamous press conferences, is our guest on the latest episode of Behind the Lines.
A number of serious crimes saw steep reductions.
The property at 40 Herbert Park was bulldozed this morning.
The shooting happened at 3.10am this morning.
The former junior finance minister is to resign his seat in the Seanad to take up the role.
The range of potential offences included murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily injury with intent.
The incident happened around 11am yesterday morning.
Robbie Brady and Callum O’Dowda have also been included by Stephen Kenny despite carrying injuries.
Gardai raided a number of homes today.
HSE CEO Paul Reid said there have been 180 index cases, with a further 84 linked to those.
First Minister Arlene Foster told the Stormont Assembly the measure is being introduced to attempt to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Eamon Ryan confirmed that €460 million is needed to keep public transport running until the end of the year.
The outbreak follows the re-opening of the university and the return of students.
The 34-year-old completes the move following his recent departure from Leinster and Ireland.
TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT – Joe Biden and Donald Trump will face off in an election debate in Cleveland.
Highly anticipated, many will see the debate as an opportunity for either candidate to claim a key advantage in what should be a closely-fought battle.
Likely to be combative, it’ll see Democrat candidate Biden tackle Trump on the economy and the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Of course, it’ll be the early hours of the morning by the time any of this airs – and even then, it’s not likely to be an entertainment event for the faint-hearted.
So today we want to know: Will you be watching the first US presidential debate live?
Poll Results:
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