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Tuesday 14 January, 2020

Impeachment trial of President Donald Trump likely to begin next Tuesday Impeachment

Impeachment trial of President Donald Trump likely to begin next Tuesday

Tue 10:45 PM 11,337 Views 25 Comments

Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he expects the House of Representatives to send the articles of impeachment through to the upper chamber tomorrow.

Police in Manchester apologise to children abused 'in plain sight' by grooming gangs Greater Manchester

Police in Manchester apologise to children abused 'in plain sight' by grooming gangs

Tue 10:09 PM 27,300 Views 53 Comments

Greater Manchester Police’s re-launched investigation has identified 53 potential victims.

One person killed and six injured after explosion at chemical plant in north-east Spain Tarragona

One person killed and six injured after explosion at chemical plant in north-east Spain

Updated Tue 9:56 PM 26,927 Views 14 Comments

The incident happened in Tarragona in Catalonia.

Road closures from 10am in Dublin city tomorrow as 400 tractors set to converge for farming protest Beef Crisis

Road closures from 10am in Dublin city tomorrow as 400 tractors set to converge for farming protest

Tue 9:46 PM 36,145 Views 79 Comments

Gardaí issued an advisory this evening detailing the road closures in the city.

Former pope Benedict denies he co-authored controversial book arguing against lifting celibacy ban Not In My Name

Former pope Benedict denies he co-authored controversial book arguing against lifting celibacy ban

Tue 9:42 PM 16,587 Views 24 Comments

While Benedict has sought to ease the crisis in the Vatican, Cardinal Robert Sarah has said the former pope did co-author the book.

From The42 'Without faith, I don’t know if I would have been able to believe that I could have done something' Rapid Rise

'Without faith, I don’t know if I would have been able to believe that I could have done something'

Tue 9:30 PM 19,139 Views 3 Comments

Ireland’s 17-year-old sprint sensation Rhasidat Adeleke on athletics, the Leaving Cert and what’s next.

'Channel public money to make a difference and stop waste': Opposition parties set out general election stalls Ge2020

'Channel public money to make a difference and stop waste': Opposition parties set out general election stalls

Updated Tue 9:20 PM 21,603 Views 101 Comments

Meanwhile, Fine Gael has pointed to progress in Brexit and the resolution of the Stormont deadlock in a bid to earn support from the electorate.

Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday News Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday

Tue 9:00 PM 8,635 Views No Comments

Here’s what made the headlines today.

Explainer: The dos, don'ts and expected rows around candidate election posters Poster Wars

Explainer: The dos, don'ts and expected rows around candidate election posters

Tue 8:20 PM 13,223 Views 50 Comments

Love them or loathe them, there’ll be no avoiding them over the next three and a half weeks.

'I don't have to tell you': Public bodies may no longer have to justify FOI refusals, Supreme Court hears Freedom Of Information

'I don't have to tell you': Public bodies may no longer have to justify FOI refusals, Supreme Court hears

Tue 7:55 PM 23,798 Views 18 Comments

An appeal against two rulings last year has been brought by the Information Commissioner.

From The42 Crisis? Yes for the English, Welsh and Scots but not Munster Fighting Back

Crisis? Yes for the English, Welsh and Scots but not Munster

Tue 7:54 PM 40,188 Views 64 Comments

Irish provinces have consistently punched above their weight in Europe and here are the facts that prove it.

Fr Brian D'Arcy receives OBE at Buckingham Palace Honour

Fr Brian D'Arcy receives OBE at Buckingham Palace

Tue 7:24 PM 41,500 Views 53 Comments

D’Arcy said he would celebrate by going for fish and chips with his family.

Man who married his friend for tax reasons has died Matt Murphy

Man who married his friend for tax reasons has died

Tue 6:49 PM 70,499 Views 70 Comments

Stoneybatter resident Matt Murphy married his friend Michael O’Sullivan in 2017.

Three guns seized in Limerick following five arrests in relation to violent disorder incident Violent Disorder

Three guns seized in Limerick following five arrests in relation to violent disorder incident

Updated Tue 6:10 PM 24,403 Views No Comments

Gardaí began an investigation after shots were fired at a house in Limerick on 4 January.

Minister Eoghan Murphy urges the public to ensure they are registered to vote before 22 January Ge2020

Minister Eoghan Murphy urges the public to ensure they are registered to vote before 22 January

Tue 5:56 PM 18,914 Views 58 Comments

The final date for registration ahead of the election is 22 January.

From The42 Shane Ross: Solution to save the FAI may be agreed 'fairly soon' No White Smoke Yet

Shane Ross: Solution to save the FAI may be agreed 'fairly soon'

Tue 5:53 PM 11,392 Views 30 Comments

The Minister met with Uefa and FAI Chair Roy Barrett today, as talks to find a deal to safeguard the financial future of the crisis-hit football body intensify.

US chastity speaker cancels trip to Ireland 'due to illness' after number of talks were axed Jason Evert

US chastity speaker cancels trip to Ireland 'due to illness' after number of talks were axed Exclusive

Updated Tue 5:46 PM 71,012 Views 328 Comments

A number of talks by Jason Evert had already been cancelled amid criticism of his stance on homosexuality and other issues.

Intended target of Drogheda shooting identified as feud seeps into north Dublin gangland territory Drogheda

Intended target of Drogheda shooting identified as feud seeps into north Dublin gangland territory

Tue 5:45 PM 48,214 Views 18 Comments

A taxi driver was shot on Monday evening.

Gardaí investigate fire that 'destroyed' Meath councillor's office Duleek

Gardaí investigate fire that 'destroyed' Meath councillor's office

Tue 5:34 PM 20,475 Views 8 Comments

Sharon Keoghan said her office is adjoined to apartments and the fire “could have been devastating for so many people”.

Teenager arrested following collisions involving stolen car in Cork Appeal

Teenager arrested following collisions involving stolen car in Cork

Tue 5:30 PM 14,037 Views 16 Comments

A woman received non-life threatening injuries as a result of one of the collisions.

Christmas FM raises €412,000 for Barretstown children's charity Christmas Spirit

Christmas FM raises €412,000 for Barretstown children's charity

Tue 4:51 PM 13,916 Views 12 Comments

The original goal of €250,000 was well surpassed.

The 5 at 5: Tuesday Take Five

The 5 at 5: Tuesday

Tue 4:50 PM 6,154 Views No Comments

Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

From The42 'Two guys left by the back door. I heard about it before they told me' - Galvin Response This post contains videos

'Two guys left by the back door. I heard about it before they told me' - Galvin

Tue 3:11 PM 79,219 Views 24 Comments

The Wexford football boss was responding to rumours of unrest in the camp.

The 32nd Dáil has been dissolved by President Michael D Higgins Ge2020

The 32nd Dáil has been dissolved by President Michael D Higgins

Tue 2:48 PM 27,127 Views 95 Comments

The general election will be held on 8 February.

Man (32) charged with murder of Arklow woman who was found seriously injured at home Nadine Lott

Man (32) charged with murder of Arklow woman who was found seriously injured at home

Tue 2:30 PM 21,175 Views No Comments

Nadine Lott died on 17 December.

'A dreadful crime': Justice Minister makes appeal for information about body parts found in Dublin Housing Estate

'A dreadful crime': Justice Minister makes appeal for information about body parts found in Dublin

Updated Tue 2:30 PM 53,664 Views 47 Comments

Gardaí have asked anyone concerned for a loved one they haven’t heard from in recent days to contact them.

'Scotland will decide': Nicola Sturgeon bites back as Boris Johnson rejects independence vote North Of The Border

'Scotland will decide': Nicola Sturgeon bites back as Boris Johnson rejects independence vote

Tue 2:25 PM 31,319 Views 45 Comments

The two leaders of their respective governments traded statements online today.

Disabilities Minister Finian McGrath won't be contesting the election Ge 2020

Disabilities Minister Finian McGrath won't be contesting the election

Tue 1:00 PM 20,996 Views 50 Comments

McGrath said in a statement that this was the correct decision for him and his family, but that he was “far from retiring”.

General election to be held on Saturday 8 February, says Taoiseach Ge 2020

General election to be held on Saturday 8 February, says Taoiseach

Updated Tue 12:07 PM 80,866 Views 245 Comments

It would be the first Saturday general election in this country since 1918.

This will be the first Saturday general election since 1918 Ge2020

This will be the first Saturday general election since 1918

Tue 11:48 AM 20,086 Views 51 Comments

Some referendums have taken place on Saturdays.

Council refuses planning permission for Goodman office block on historic Dublin city centre street Kildare Street

Council refuses planning permission for Goodman office block on historic Dublin city centre street

Tue 11:33 AM 22,268 Views 24 Comments

The proposal had been opposed by An Taisce and the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht.

Taxi driver shot in Drogheda speaks: 'I could have bled to death' Drogheda Feud

Taxi driver shot in Drogheda speaks: 'I could have bled to death'

Tue 10:59 AM 19,702 Views 25 Comments

Where the shooting took place is directly across from Drogheda Garda Station.

Verona Murphy says she's 'not a racist' as she confirms run as independent general election candidate in Wexford Going It Alone

Verona Murphy says she's 'not a racist' as she confirms run as independent general election candidate in Wexford

Updated Tue 10:35 AM 31,757 Views 99 Comments

Former TD Marian Harkin has also announced a tilt at the Dáil, while Sinn Féin’s only MEP Matt Carthy is also intending to run.

The 9 at 9: Tuesday 9 At 9

The 9 at 9: Tuesday

Updated Tue 8:58 AM 12,634 Views 1 Comment

Here’s what’s making the headlines this morning as we drift closer to an election.

Poll: Do you think the use of credit cards for betting should be banned? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Do you think the use of credit cards for betting should be banned?

Tue 8:57 AM 34,560 Views 97 Comments

Gambling firms’ share prices fell upon the announcement of the ban.

Iran makes arrests and plans 'special court' over shooting down of Ukrainian plane Tehran

Iran makes arrests and plans 'special court' over shooting down of Ukrainian plane

Tue 8:51 AM 12,058 Views 33 Comments

Iran’s President Hassan Rouhani said ‘anyone who should be punished must be punished’.

Over €750,000 worth of drugs seized by Gardaí in raid in Ballyfermot Dublin

Over €750,000 worth of drugs seized by Gardaí in raid in Ballyfermot

Tue 8:44 AM 21,023 Views 4 Comments

A man was also arrested during the search operation in Dublin.

Hundreds of people apply for position to manage coffee shop and cottages on remote Kerry island Great Blasket Island

Hundreds of people apply for position to manage coffee shop and cottages on remote Kerry island

Tue 8:31 AM 75,171 Views 32 Comments

People from all over the world have applied for the position.

Canada is deciding whether to cover the costs of Harry and Meghan's security Megxit

Canada is deciding whether to cover the costs of Harry and Meghan's security

Tue 8:19 AM 47,832 Views 32 Comments

Prime minister Justin Trudeau said that Canadians were supportive of having the couple live in the country.

Heat added to earth's oceans over 25 years equals '3.6 billion Hiroshima atom bomb explosions' Global Warning

Heat added to earth's oceans over 25 years equals '3.6 billion Hiroshima atom bomb explosions'

Tue 8:19 AM 12,273 Views 78 Comments

Last year’s ocean temperature was about 0.075 degrees Celsius above the 1981-2010 average.

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