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Had trouble getting home from an outdoor gig in Dublin this summer? We want to hear from you.
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Waterford
Abuse survivor relieved Kenneally lived long enough to see major state report into his crimes
Bill Kenneally died behind bars this morning while serving a 19-year prison sentence.
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politics by numbers
Gavan Reilly: 1,854 days between acknowledging the problem with short-term lets and fixing it
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street violence
Areas of Dublin's Grafton Street sealed off after alleged early hours assault of woman
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reproductive rights
Bill to end three-day abortion wait moves forward as decisive Dáil vote splits government parties
The Taoiseach and Tánaiste’s support for the proposal has set them at odds with the majority of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael TDs.
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among the people
The perils of watching England in the World Cup with Scotland fans in an Irish pub
The 42 braves downtown Boston in the name of enlightenment and friendship.
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The Daily Poll
Do you drink more or less than low-risk alcohol consumption guidelines currently advise?
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DAY FOR THE DUCKS
It will be a wet and humid night with a rain warning in place for three counties
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moving on up
Six Irish universities rise in global rankings - here's which one ranked best in the country
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Mortgages
Credit union managers want to be allowed provide first-time buyer mortgages under help-to-buy
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Rotunda row
Rotunda allowed public-only anaesthesiologists and paediatricians to bill private insurers
Multiple consultants outside obstetrics who were appointed directly to public-only contracts were permitted to bill insurers for epidurals, C-section anaesthesia and newborn reviews.
Wednesday
17 Jun
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Northern Ireland
PSNI release images of men it wishes to speak to in connection with Belfast riots
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High Court
Man charged over alleged Galway mosque plot claims he can't get fair trial due to law's wording
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master of platelets
For whom the blood flows: Metallica encourage Irish fans to donate ahead of their Irish gigs
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Social Media
Varadkar says he got hate speech legislation wrong, would have been better to go after algorithms
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Central Criminal Court
Doctor describes treating little girl who had 'no pulse' after Parnell Square attack
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Migration and Asylum Pact
Chants of ‘send them back’ and 'shame on you' as MEPs back contentious migrant detention laws
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knicks finally win
Stars and Swipes: New York is having a moment. The Big Apple is back
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Enoch Burke
Panel to rule on Friday over Enoch Burke's efforts to remove members of fitness-to-teach inquiry
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Carlow
Minister 'can't pass the blame' for new social homes switched to private market, Ó Broin says
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Growing up in Ireland
Psychotherapist warns of the rise of loneliness among young adults
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Explainer
Why are the Taoiseach and Tánaiste supporting a Sinn Féin bill on abortion and will it pass?
It’s pretty rare for the government to back an opposition bill, but it’s even more unusual when it’s on the issue of abortion.
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Dublin Castle
Silk Road Café staff granted entry to café after court injunction
The Journal went along with a number of staff this morning as they began to clear out their fridges and clean up the café.
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Herzog Park
Group of Dublin city councillors take legal action on 'block' on renaming public spaces
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Newry Crown Court
'Fundamental issues’ with reliability of accusers, Jeffrey Donaldson's barrister tells jury
Jeffrey Donaldson’s barrister said one of the complainants had ‘proven herself to be very, very unreliable witness’.
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tributes
Teenager who died after Waterford collision named as promising cyclist Shane O'Brien
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screen time
Irish parents are the least likely in the EU to think their children spend too much time on screens
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Climate Change
Energy minister says data centres are good for Ireland as Dáil debates moratorium
Labour told the Dáil data centre energy consumption is “insane”.
The Explainer
Why is crack cocaine use soaring in Ireland?
Dawn Russell, chief executive of Ana Liffey, one of Ireland’s leading harm reduction organisations, joins us to explain what’s driving the surge, and what recovery actually looks like.
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