Today’s News
Poll: When do want the next General Election held?
Political parties are already gearing up.
At least 20 dead after gunfight at wedding party
The victims were all male guests at the wedding aged between 14 and 60.
‘The road to recovery is far from straight, but we hope our kids are home soon’
The families of students injured in the Berkeley balcony collapse have expressed their thanks.
Cancer survivors set to star in unique GAA event
The Professor Hollywood Memorial Cup is in its second year.
After too many tearful airport goodbyes, I couldn’t be happier to be home from Australia
There’s a feeling that Dublin, at least, is alive and thriving again.
Three-year-old child treated for hypothermia on Croagh Patrick
Hundreds of people ignored warnings not to climb the mountain yesterday.
The 9 at 9: Monday
Everything you need to know as you get stuck into your day.
The French Riviera is in lockdown because of a special visitor
And locals are not one bit happy.
Bobbi Kristina Brown dies aged 22
The Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed Bobbi Kristina’s death late last night.
5 charts that show how much Irish jobs have changed in less than one generation
There have been some big changes in the country over the past two decades.
Forklift driver sacked for driving into doors awarded €15,000
The decision was made by the Employment Appeals Tribunal.
How many sex offenders are under special supervision in your region?
Offenders are monitored by the probation officers but are also required to tell local gardaí they are living in the area.
Yesterday’s News
The Diaries: The woman in her early 30s sleeping with a work colleague
“I’ve been seeing a guy for a few weeks now…
Ireland’s Sex Shops: ‘Everyone has a kink, they just might not know it yet’
We explore this rapidly changing area of retail in Ireland.
How many times a week? Sex in Ireland by the numbers
The facts (and figures) of life.
Woman in her 70s killed in three car pile-up
A number of other people have been taken to University Hospital Limerick.
John Gardiner: Waterford maturity, Cork disaster, and Galway’s supporting cast shine
All-Ireland winner John Gardiner assesses Sunday’s All-Ireland quarter-finals.
20 mad photos of international borders from around the world
Stranger than fiction.
WATCH: A treasure trove of old Irish newsreels has gone online for the first time
Walt Disney meets Dev, Miss Ireland 1942, and the ESB in Bahrain, 1977.
Here’s What Happened Today: Sunday
Croagh Patrick, opinion polls and tragic deaths had everybody talking today.
Hundreds ignore warning not to climb Croagh Patrick, ten get hypothermia
Between 15,000 and 20,000 people were expected to climb what’s regarded as the country’s holiest mountain this weekend.
Independents top the latest poll with 31% support
There was a drop in support for both Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil in The Sunday Business Post Red C poll.
Four teenagers broke out of a €56 million child detention facility
One has since been returned to Oberstown.
Is the banking inquiry on the verge of collapse?
Members are torn on whether former Anglo chief David Drumm should be allowed give evidence by video link.
Man rescued after being pulled from upside-down car in canal
The road has been closed to facilitate a forensic examination.
Goodbye to the Dublin that ‘was about bars with neon lights and s**t music’
A festival called Another Love Story takes place in a stately manor in Co Meath – and its founder talked to us about what makes it different.
This lad caught kids climbing on a roof in Letterkenny, so he chased them with a drone
The kids are CONVINCED they’re in big trouble. Bless.
What I learned winding my way through Thailand’s sweaty party epicentre
As a tourist, you have to accept that you’re entering a foreign country as exactly that: a tourist. There will always be something inherently transactional about the experience.
Here’s 12 talks that could change your career
Take yourself up to inspiration point.
Powerful Galway performance to defeat Cork and reach All-Ireland semi against Tipp
Goals from Jonathan Glynn and Conor Whelan helped the Tribesmen triumph.
Three killed after plane crashes on housing estate
Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Disney’s latest kids’ movie has people raving about how good it is
It’s a film that’s breaking ground when it comes to emotions.
Man dies after falling off tractor in County Kerry
The 57-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.
British Lord resigns after video shows him ‘snorting cocaine off a prostitute’s body’
The 69-year-old, who had been in charge of upholding House of Lords standards, quit today.
Glory for Waterford against Dublin to set up All-Ireland semi-final with Kilkenny
Semple Stadium was the venue for this afternoon’s game.
Stop the world – fake milk is on the way
For a good reason though. Muufrii (pronounced ‘Moofree’) will provide all the goodness of real milk without any of that pesky cow nonsense.
Tag-rugby fundraiser raises over €16k for Berkeley survivor
Aoife Beary is in a rehabilitation centre in the US.
These are Ireland’s top 15 tourist towns
Is your town here?
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Poll: When do want the next General Election held?
TDs AND Senators are off on their holidays until they return in September, but already there is talk about when the General Election will be held.
Political grandstanding is already being rolled out as parties try to shine a light on their achievements and detract from their failures.
The next General Election must be held by the first week in April 2016, but should it be sooner?
We want to know what you would like.
Poll: When do you want the next General Election held?
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After too many tearful airport goodbyes, I couldn’t be happier to be home from Australia
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There’s a feeling that Dublin, at least, is alive and thriving again.
What I learned winding my way through Thailand’s sweaty party epicentre
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