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Tuesday 19 March, 2019

Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday Evening Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday

Tue 8:58 PM 10,099 Views No Comments

British Cabinet deciding where next to go with Brexit, two years on from disappearance of Tina Satchwell and terror link explored in Netherlands attack – It’s The Fix.

McDonald's appeals EU decision to cancel Big Mac trademark

McDonald's appeals EU decision to cancel Big Mac trademark

Tue 8:23 PM 34,659 Views No Comments

This is the latest round of the brand battle between McDonalds and Galway-based Supermacs.

Utrecht shooting: Dutch police 'seriously' investigating terror motive after letter found Utrecht

Utrecht shooting: Dutch police 'seriously' investigating terror motive after letter found

Tue 7:58 PM 17,299 Views No Comments

Three people died and five people were injured in the incident yesterday.

From The42 Sport Ireland seeking 'urgent clarification' on John Delaney's €100,000 loan to the FAI Statement

Sport Ireland seeking 'urgent clarification' on John Delaney's €100,000 loan to the FAI

Tue 7:41 PM 34,371 Views 4 Comments

The statutory authority is seeking an explanation for a loan provided by the FAI’s CEO two years ago.

Alleged IRA man goes on trial accused of raping two teenage boys in republican safehouse Court

Alleged IRA man goes on trial accused of raping two teenage boys in republican safehouse

Tue 7:09 PM 31,294 Views No Comments

The man (45) has pleaded not guilty at the Central Criminal Court.

Former soldier settles case over health problems he claims were caused by anti-malaria drug Courts

Former soldier settles case over health problems he claims were caused by anti-malaria drug

Tue 6:38 PM 18,461 Views No Comments

He brought proceedings over what he claimed were the effects of taking Larium while he served with the Defence Forces.

Trains not stopping at Portarlington Station due to fire in nearby building Delays

Trains not stopping at Portarlington Station due to fire in nearby building

Tue 6:02 PM 13,449 Views 2 Comments

There are currently bus transfers operating between Portarlington and Portlaoise stations.

'We were so lucky that day': Nurse who saved Dublin Bus driver helps launch nationwide CPR training Heart Attack

'We were so lucky that day': Nurse who saved Dublin Bus driver helps launch nationwide CPR training

Tue 6:00 PM 17,388 Views 21 Comments

The Irish Heart Foundation aims to train as many as 100,000 people within two years.

Two men arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over Tyrone nightclub tragedy Arrests

Two men arrested on suspicion of manslaughter over Tyrone nightclub tragedy

Tue 5:54 PM 101,490 Views 37 Comments

Three teenagers died on St Patrick’s Day.

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Man jailed for animal cruelty days before his son died moves to appeal his three-year sentence Animal Cruelty

Man jailed for animal cruelty days before his son died moves to appeal his three-year sentence

Tue 5:25 PM 39,828 Views No Comments

James Kavanagh pleaded guilty to 30 counts of causing or allowing animal cruelty at his property in April 2015.

Fast food giant Leon to open first Irish branch on site of former Temple Bar landmark Leon

Fast food giant Leon to open first Irish branch on site of former Temple Bar landmark

Tue 4:48 PM 50,813 Views 34 Comments

The healthy fast food outlet will be located on Crown Alley, in the building of the former Eager Beaver shop.

The 5 at 5: Tuesday Take Five

The 5 at 5: Tuesday

Tue 4:45 PM 7,804 Views No Comments

Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

From The42 Retelling of Anne O'Brien's incredible story takes inaugural 20x20 award 20x20

Retelling of Anne O'Brien's incredible story takes inaugural 20x20 award

Tue 4:28 PM 15,693 Views 3 Comments

Eoin O’Callaghan’s piece on The42 has been recognised with a new prize aimed at rewarding coverage of women in sport.

Pope rejects resignation of French cardinal convicted of sex abuse cover-up Cardinal Barbarin

Pope rejects resignation of French cardinal convicted of sex abuse cover-up

Updated Tue 4:14 PM 47,854 Views 74 Comments

France’s highest-ranking Catholic official failed to report sex abuse by a priest.

'Yellow vest' protesters have stormed the British Attorney General's office Geoffrey Cox

'Yellow vest' protesters have stormed the British Attorney General's office

Tue 4:08 PM 22,643 Views 17 Comments

No arrests have been made, the Met Police said, who are at the scene.

More to Ireland den dis? Alan Partridge 'Men Behind the Wire' clip prompts amusement, bemusement Wolftonic

More to Ireland den dis? Alan Partridge 'Men Behind the Wire' clip prompts amusement, bemusement

Tue 3:37 PM 99,658 Views 55 Comments

Viewers’ jaws may have dropped a little when the songs were aired – but a joke’s a joke right? Hopefully.

Bird known as 'the Messi of pigeons' sells for record €1.25m Armando

Bird known as 'the Messi of pigeons' sells for record €1.25m

Tue 3:35 PM 18,324 Views 28 Comments

Armando had been expected to break the previous record of €376,000, but not by such a margin.

From The42 Dublin ace forward undergoes surgery for fractured jaw following clash with Tyrone keeper Recovery

Dublin ace forward undergoes surgery for fractured jaw following clash with Tyrone keeper

Tue 3:00 PM 58,269 Views 101 Comments

Paddy Andrews shipped a heavy blow from Niall Morgan during their Division 1 fixture at the weekend.

Gardaí renew appeal for information on second anniversary of Tina Satchwell's disappearance Cork

Gardaí renew appeal for information on second anniversary of Tina Satchwell's disappearance

Tue 2:59 PM 13,907 Views No Comments

To date, the investigation has resulted in over 330 lines of enquiry being conducted.

Woman who stole over €40,000 from former GP she was caring for jailed for two years ATM Withdrawals

Woman who stole over €40,000 from former GP she was caring for jailed for two years

Tue 2:16 PM 33,152 Views 11 Comments

The victim, now aged 90, said she felt an “immense sense of betrayal”.

Families of Christchurch victims face long wait for the return of their loved ones' bodies Tragedy

Families of Christchurch victims face long wait for the return of their loved ones' bodies

Tue 1:45 PM 10,572 Views 10 Comments

Under Islamic custom, burials are to take place as soon as possible after death, which hasn’t been the case in this situation.

Theresa May's spokesman says the Brexit crisis she predicted 'has come to pass' 10 Days To Go

Theresa May's spokesman says the Brexit crisis she predicted 'has come to pass'

Updated Tue 1:44 PM 35,962 Views 56 Comments

Another planned meaningful vote on her deal may not take place after intervention from the Speaker of the House.

From The42 'Here's a pic of me at work' - AFLW star hits back at 'derogatory comments' in photo storm Tayla Harris

'Here's a pic of me at work' - AFLW star hits back at 'derogatory comments' in photo storm

Tue 1:20 PM 114,084 Views 24 Comments

An incredible picture of Carlton Blues ace Tayla Harris in full flight was captured at the weekend.

CCTV shows up to 400 people were present for Tyrone nightclub tragedy Cookstown

CCTV shows up to 400 people were present for Tyrone nightclub tragedy

Updated Tue 11:58 AM 57,724 Views 4 Comments

Counselling has been offered to friends and classmates of Lauren Bullock, Connor Currie and Morgan Barnard.

Barnardos confirms redundancies amid financial concerns as it makes 'shift in strategic direction' Children's Charity

Barnardos confirms redundancies amid financial concerns as it makes 'shift in strategic direction'

Tue 11:33 AM 17,701 Views 22 Comments

The children’s charity has said it was still coping with gaps in state in funding first introduced a decade ago.

From The42 'I’d rather take a risk and crack on' - Richard Keogh to play for Ireland with a broken hand Soldiering On

'I’d rather take a risk and crack on' - Richard Keogh to play for Ireland with a broken hand

Tue 11:00 AM 13,396 Views 14 Comments

The Derby defender has declared himself good to go for Mick McCarthy’s squad to face Gibraltar and Georgia.

Irish author makes shortlist for Wellcome Book Prize Mind On Fire

Irish author makes shortlist for Wellcome Book Prize

Tue 10:59 AM 11,083 Views 3 Comments

Arnold Thomas Fanning has made the shortlist for Mind on Fire.

Starving whale found dead with 40kg of plastic in its stomach Philippines

Starving whale found dead with 40kg of plastic in its stomach

Tue 9:49 AM 38,481 Views 48 Comments

The animal died from starvation and was unable to eat because of the rubbish filling its stomach.

Most Dublin pubs expect to grow in 2019 as gin trend continues, but they're worried about Brexit Cheers

Most Dublin pubs expect to grow in 2019 as gin trend continues, but they're worried about Brexit

Tue 9:16 AM 15,335 Views 28 Comments

Publicans are also concerned about the impact of the recent increase in VAT.

Poll: Should colleges be at risk of losing funding if sexual consent classes aren't provided? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Should colleges be at risk of losing funding if sexual consent classes aren't provided?

Tue 8:59 AM 23,895 Views 110 Comments

That is a recommendation contained in a new government-commissioned report.

The 9 at 9: Tuesday 8 At 8

The 9 at 9: Tuesday

Updated Tue 8:44 AM 11,182 Views No Comments

Here’s all the news you need to know this morning.

The Explainer: Why has Ireland had a 208% increase in measles cases? Podcast

The Explainer: Why has Ireland had a 208% increase in measles cases?

Tue 7:30 AM 30,542 Views 94 Comments

In the next episode of our weekly podcast, we look at why cases of the illness are increasing in Ireland and other countries, despite a vaccination which prevents it.

GSOC investigating car crash in which two men died in Louth Witness Appeal

GSOC investigating car crash in which two men died in Louth

Tue 7:28 AM 25,133 Views 15 Comments

It is believed gardaí had attempted to stop the vehicle prior to the collision.

'The Brexit destroyer': British papers round on Speaker Bercow after step to block May's vote Constitutional Crisis

'The Brexit destroyer': British papers round on Speaker Bercow after step to block May's vote

Tue 7:15 AM 121,255 Views 102 Comments

The House of Commons speaker said the house couldn’t vote again and again on the same proposals.

Jacinda Ardern says she'll never speak the name of New Zealand mosque attacker Christchurch

Jacinda Ardern says she'll never speak the name of New Zealand mosque attacker

Tue 7:06 AM 21,959 Views No Comments

The Prime Minister also said alleged gunman Tarrant will “face the full force of the law in New Zealand”.

Opinion: What can we learn from the Irish people who live to be 100? Opinion

Opinion: What can we learn from the Irish people who live to be 100?

Tue 7:00 AM 16,576 Views 15 Comments

Resilience, positivity and staying connected are the keys to longevity, writes Alison Fagan, who visited Ireland’s inspirational centenarians.

'An issue of national importance': Public consultation opens on new national cyber security strategy Cyber Security

'An issue of national importance': Public consultation opens on new national cyber security strategy

Tue 6:30 AM 6,569 Views 3 Comments

Interested parties have 30 working days to make their submissions.

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How the IDA’s top client used Ireland to siphon billions offshore tax-free Investigation

How the IDA’s top client used Ireland to siphon billions offshore tax-free

Tue 12:10 AM 55,863 Views 77 Comments

Medical giant Abbott has deployed a complex network of offshore companies to legally shelter profits from tax officials.

The State won't know how many homeless students will be sitting the Leaving Cert this summer Homelessness

The State won't know how many homeless students will be sitting the Leaving Cert this summer

Tue 12:05 AM 12,850 Views 27 Comments

Neither the Department of Education nor the State Examination Commission keep those details.

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