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'You can't just go in there fawning and gushing like some nodding dog': Dublin candidates set out their stall
10 Dublin candidates talked climate change, housing and the EU defence spend.
Theresa May says she's going to make a 'bold offer' to MPs to get them to support her Brexit deal
MPs have rejected the deal May agreed with Brussels three times already.
Austrian Chancellor calls election after far-right vice chancellor resigns over hidden-camera sting
Heinz-Christian Strache today insisted he was the “victim of a targeted political attack”.
Fund of €50m on way for beef farmers following support from Europe
The IFA said a €50 million fund from Europe could be matched by a €50m government fund.
Europe captain Padraig Harrington gets Ryder Cup wildcards reduced to three for 2020
His request for the number of wildcards for Europe’s 2020 Ryder Cup campaign to be decreased from four has been accepted.
Increase in number of people who think united Ireland more likely due to Brexit
It also showed a large majority of people were in favour of Ireland remaining in the EU.
Cullen confident players can hit peak performance against Saracens
After allowing most stars three weeks on the sideline between semi and final, Leinster’s head coach is keen to see players finish the season strong, rather than ‘stumbling’ over the line.
Peter Casey challenged over immigration during European elections tv debate
“What we can’t afford is to become a haven for freeloaders,” Casey told the Sunday Times.
Munster set sights on Pro14 trophy as barren run in Europe continues
‘We have come a long way as a team and as a squad,’ said Peter O’Mahony.
'Many think we're wrong to leave the Dáil, others want us to f**k off out of here' - Mick Wallace
“If people of the far-right want to run, that is there prerogative – I am not of that ilk,” he said.
Theresa May tells MPs: 'We could have actually been outside the EU by now'
Theresa May has asked to extend Article 50 to 30 June, and EU leaders will decide today on whether to grant that.
Poll: What do you think will eventually happen with Brexit?
Even if there is a delay, how will it end?
Ryanair claims to be 'greenest' airline following appearance on list of worst carbon polluters in Europe
The airline emitted 9.9 million tonnes of carbon dioxide last year.
Billy Kelleher will run as an MEP candidate for Fianna Fáil
Galway TD Anne Rabbitte has also been selected as an MEP candidate for the party.
High cocaine residues in Bristol, Amsterdam and Zurich wastewater - study
A European study also found that the use of MDMA had sharply increased, in recent years.
Living in a forest camp and jumping the fence into Europe - Titi's rugby dream
The Cameroon native is close to making his Test debut for the Spanish national team.
Event today will show people how European co-housing models can work here
The event will hear from a number of groups who are working to regularise the model here as well as experts on how to manage the financial and legal issues.
Former Rose of Tralee Maria Walsh selected as MEP candidate for Fine Gael
Walsh won the Rose of Tralee in 2014.
Nigel Farage declares himself a Brexit Party MEP
The party can contest elections in the UK – and potentially in the European Parliament.
Dublin enters top 10 most liveable cities for Europeans
The capital scores well in terms of infrastructure and personal safety.
Google and Facebook 'worried' about 'bad actors' spreading fake news during European elections
“While the vast majority of ads on Facebook are run by legitimate organisations, we know that there are bad actors that try to misuse our platform,” Facebook said.
Former Rose of Tralee winner Maria Walsh seeks to run as an MEP candidate for Fine Gael
She seeks to run in the Midlands/North-West constituency.
Supermac's wins legal battle against McDonald's over use of 'Big Mac' trademark
Supermacs welcomed the decision from the European court.
Steve Coogan doesn't think the 'looming disaster' of Brexit will actually happen
The British comedian and actor has campaigned against Britain’s exit from the EU.
Two snowboarders killed in avalanche as extreme weather death toll rises to 21 across Europe
The snowboarders were killed in an avalanche in Bulgaria’s Pirin Mountains yesterday.
Heavy snowfall engulfs parts of Europe with several deaths and widespread disruption
Snow in parts of Austria and southern Germany has been causing widespread issues in recent days.
'One of the leaders of my team' - Harrington confident of McIlroy's commitment to Ryder Cup
The 29-year-old recently described the European Tour as ‘a stepping stone.’
Padraig Harrington confirmed as Europe's captain for the 2020 Ryder Cup
The contest takes place against the USA at Whistling Straits next year.
Varadkar concerned about 'external interference' in European elections
The Taoiseach has said there is “a real risk” the upcoming elections could be targeted.
'Told you I would do it' - Cheeky Bjorn has Ryder Cup score tattooed on backside
12 weeks on from Europe’s Ryder Cup triumph, the Dane has had the result inked on to his bottom.
Another one! Messi collects record fifth Golden Shoe award
He scored 34 goals in 68 games for Barcelona, finishing as the top goalscorer in Europe last season.
The Bollocks to Brexit bus drove through Dublin today
The bus was spotted driving through the city centre and stopped off at the Guinness brewery on its way up north to Belfast.
Theresa May to hold more talks with EU leaders as prime minister looks to save Brexit deal
May was in Brussels hoped to get some reassurances
Ulster name unchanged team for Scarlets visit after narrow away win
Head coach Dan McFarland has stuck with the same 15 that claimed victory at Parc y Scarlets last Friday.
Simon Coveney: 'Renegotiating a deal that took two years to agree on doesn't seem realistic'
Jean-Claude Juncker said there’s “no room whatsoever for the renegotiation” of the Brexit deal.
Irish 18-year-olds can now avail of 12,000 free interrail tickets to travel around Europe next summer
Winning applicants will have the opportunity to travel between 15 April and 31 October 2019.
McIlroy unsure of keeping his European Tour membership
The four-time major champion will focus on the PGA Tour in 2019, but absence from the European Tour would prevent him from ever being Ryder Cup captain or vice-captain.
How access to health services differs if you've private insurance or are 'in the twilight zone'
Ireland’s two-tiered system contributes to the type of service patients receive, even from public providers, a new report has found.
MEP Martina Anderson: 'Theresa May came here with nothing new, nothing credible'
‘What was in There’s May’s head where she thought she could just go to a different location and make the same speech?’
Leinster light up the RDS and tear Wasps apart in stunning performance
Leo Cullen’s men began their Heineken Champions Cup defence with a brilliant eight-try win.
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