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Ireland
1 hour, 32 mins agoLyra Mckee: A journalist of ‘courage and integrity’ remembered by colleagues
A journalist shot dead by dissident republicans in Derry was a person of courage and integrity, colleagues have said.
- 1 hour, 50 mins ago
Dissident republican group linked with four murders since 2011
The New IRA is the biggest of the dissident republican groups operating in Northern Ireland.
- 2 hours, 24 mins ago
Nancy Pelosi arrives at Stormont for final day of visit to Ireland
She will attend an event on the anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement in Belfast.
- 2 hours, 43 mins ago
MEPs vote to ban bots bulk buying tickets
Members of the European Parliament have voted to ban the use of bots to mass-purchase tickets for sporting and entertainment events.
- 3 hours, 12 mins ago
Two men due in court in connection with discovery of Co Leitrim grow house
The Lithuanian men, aged 22 and 49, were arrested on Tuesday during the search of a property in the Manorhamilton area.
- 3 hours, 43 mins ago
Environment watchdog: Ireland may face fines because of water treatment failings
The State’s environmental watchdog has warned that Ireland is not addressing wastewater deficiencies at a “fast enough pace”. The country is facing the threat of EU fines.
World
58 mins agoPrivate cargo ship arrives at International Space Station with more than 800 meals
Astronaut Anne McClain used a robot arm to capture the capsule 258 miles above France.
- 1 hour, 41 mins ago
Macron meeting Unesco officials over Notre Dame reconstruction
The French president’s push for a speedy rebuild suggests he wants the fire-ravaged Paris monument’s reconstruction to be part of his legacy.
- 3 hours, 48 mins ago
Mueller drops obstruction dilemma on US Congress
Democrats are putting the focus on their next investigative steps.
- 4 hours, 10 mins ago
Father saves toddler being dragged away by dingoes
The 14-month-old boy was attacked by the wild dogs on Fraser Island in Queensland.
- 5 hours, 10 mins ago
Fire breaks out at block of flats featured in Only Fools And Horses
Harlech Tower in Acton, West London, was used to portray Nelson Mandela House.
- 5 hours, 33 mins ago
Heathrow Airport braced for climate change protests
Sajid Javid has urged police to use the ‘full force of the law’.
- 5 hours, 40 mins ago
‘A good day’: Trump claims victory with Mueller report out
Mr Mueller’s report, covering 448 pages, was finally released on Thursday.
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Man who began running after losing ‘everything’ completes 156-mile desert race
Julian Mellor, 47, promised his wife that he would finish the race, even if he had to crawl.
Netflix has some egg-cellent choices for you this Easter weekend
We're ready for a weekend of binging chocolate and tv.
HBO calls for Donald Trump to stop using Game Of Thrones-style memes
The network said it would ‘prefer our intellectual property not be used for political purposes’.
Rare Star Wars toy could ‘easily’ smash guide price, say auctioneers
The Tie Bomber has a guide price of £250-£350.
London sewer blocked by 105-tonne ‘concreteberg’
Thames Water said the huge blockage is at least 100 metres long and will take at least two months to remove.
Safari park monkeys enjoy treat-filled Easter eggs
The enrichment activity for barbary macaques forms park of seasonal events at Blair Drummond Safari Park.
Man arrested after throwing iguana at restaurant manager
He had been hiding the reptile under his sweatshirt.
Showbiz
57 mins agoThinking of wife Barbara Windsor will get me round marathon – Scott Mitchell
Scott Mitchell is running the Virgin Money London Marathon for Dementia Revolution on his 56th birthday.
- 1 hour, 7 mins ago
Chloe Grace Moretz says she was warned about being too ‘outspoken’
The former child star said that it is now “cool to be woke” after the Me Too movement.
- 1 hour, 49 mins ago
Anne Hathaway: I only had one week to prepare for British accent in new film
The actress also told of how her three-year-old son dislikes her singing voice so much, he begs her to stop.
- 2 hours, 10 mins ago
Killing Eve’s Jodie Comer: A fan asked me to strangle her
The actress said expectations are high for the second series of the hit drama.
- 4 hours, 23 mins ago
Julia Louis-Dreyfus: Surviving breast cancer crystallised my priorities
The Veep actress said the show was a ‘joyful distraction’ from the disease.
- 6 hours, 16 mins ago
Leonardo DiCaprio stars in music video for Lil Dicky’s Earth song
The song and its accompanying music video is intended to raise awareness of climate change.
- 8 hours, 59 mins ago
Justin Bieber calls for Fox News host to be sacked over Nipsey Hussle comments
Laura Ingraham appeared to laugh while introducing a segment on the late rapper.
Business
1 hour, 52 mins agoAvis, Europcar, Enterprise, Hertz and Sixt all commit to greater price transparency for EU consumers
John Hearne reports on a welcome move by big car rental firms to ensure greater price transparency for European consumers
- 2 hours, 23 mins ago
Stepping up to champion tech opportunities with IT@Cork
As the incoming Chair at it@cork, Anthony O’Callaghan is well qualified for the challenge, having spent four years as vice chairman alongside his predecessor, Caroline O’Driscoll, who steps down as chair in next month.
- 3 hours, 23 mins ago
Republic of Work hits its second birthday
Cork business innovation hub Republic of Work (ROW) has celebrated reaching its second birthday in Cork.
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Girl who used karate skills to fight off attacker is 'reliving the attack every minute'
A plucky teenager who warded off her attacker with a karate kick says she relives the terrifying incident every minute but hopes her 'scary story' will save someone else.
Indoor skydiving area mooted as €75m Dublin retail park is approved
The scheme involves an 84,000 square metre addition to the existing park.
Trainspotting 2 actor Bradley Welsh shot dead in Edinburgh
Writer Irvine Welsh paid tribute to his ‘amazing’ friend, who was killed on Wednesday evening.
Data Protection Commissioner issues new GDPR guidelines after communion confusion
A number of principals have issued a warning to parents at events like communions, confirmations and sports days - citing GDPR.
Ulster Bank customers to be charged every time they use their card
From tomorrow, Ulster Bank customers will be charged every time they use their card.
Cork landlord horrified as house covered in rubbish
A Cork landlord has revealed a house he owns had to be gutted after rubbish was left in every room.
Two men refused bail as they appear in court on forgery charges following Donegal raid
Two men have been remanded in custody after Gardaí raided a house in Co Donegal and found a range of stolen passports, false identity cards and stolen driving licenses.
Gardaí in Kerry investigating suspected fire bomb attack
Gardaí in Killarney are investigating a suspected fire bomb attack on a family home in a housing estate in the early hours.
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Sport
Ronan O'Gara reveals World Cup role with France is 'off the table'
Ronan O'Gara has ruled out joining the French coaching setup for the World Cup.
James Lowe and Johnny Sexton picked to start for Leinster
An injury to Jamison Gibson-Park has handed James Lowe the opportunity to start on the wing for Leinster against Toulouse on Sunday.
Keith Earls ruled out as Munster name team for Saracens clash
Keith Earls has been ruled out of Munster's Heineken Champions Cup semi-final away to Saracens tomorrow.
Solskjaer sees no hiding place for under-performing Man United players
United have lost five of their last seven matches.
Peter O’Mahony: Munster have improved since Sarries’ masterclass
So, they meet again. Two years on from a semi-final encounter in Dublin that has proven significant for both sides, Munster and Saracens will be reunited at Coventry’s Ricoh Arena tomorrow for another Heineken Champions Cup knockout tussle.
Kerry boss Fintan O’Connor maintains Shane Conway ‘victim of own success’
Kerry manager Fintan O’Connor regrets highlighting that Shane Conway was “singled out” in last month’s Allianz Division 2A final defeat to Westmeath.
Leinster pay price in cohesion for squad depth
You may have heard by now that Leinster have used 56 players this season.
Steve Clarke coy on Scotland chances
The Scottish Football Association is on the hunt for a new national team boss after McLeish was sacked on Thursday.
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