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Prisoners sleeping on floors in packed jails
IRELAND
Update: Man charged with murder of Romanian man in Tallaght
Latest: A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a Romanian man in Tallaght, Dublin.
WORLD
Tampering of Syria 'gas attack' evidence by Russia 'a possibility', says UN ambassador
There is a "possibility" that Russia has tampered with evidence of an alleged chemical weapons attack in Douma, the trigger for US, UK and French air strikes in Syria, the British ambassador to the UN said.
SPORT
Arsene Wenger's best and worst Arsenal signings
Arsene Wenger has today announced he will leave Arsenal at the end of the season after almost 22 years in charge.
TODAY'S NEWS
Alliance ministers push for councillor pay rise
Independent Alliance ministers are rallying councillors and candidates for upcoming elections, promising them an inside track to government business and “privileged access” to information.
TODAY'S SPORT
Munster’s penultimate pain: Five semi-finals lost since 2009
You can be sure Munster lock Billy Holland is not the only person trying to crack the secret of what it takes for his team to reach a Champions Cup final but he has been involved in enough last-four showdowns to know there is little margin for error once you get to this point in a European campaign.
VIEWPOINTS
Redress wrongs will finally be put to right
It took the bravery of a group of ordinary citizens putting their heads above the parapet and taking on the State to get justice for Magdalene survivors, writes Conall Ó Fátharta.
SHOWBIZ
'He may be gone, but the king will live on': Mourners gather to bid final farewell to Big Tom
The king of country music passed away on Tuesday aged 81.
Examviral
Crowds gather at The Barge to soak up the sun in Dublin
The first day with a decent bit of sun in Dublin means one thing for a lot of people - heading to The Barge.
BUSINESS
Review to consider lifting bonus ban on bankers
Bankers could be about to get their bonuses back for the first time since the crash.
LIFESTYLE
Back in the groove: Cork's remaining record stores
Record Store Day was originally set up as a response to the digital onslaught. Ellie O’Byrne visits the five remaining stores in Cork to hear about the ever-changing industry, as well as their plans for tomorrow’s big event.
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- Crowds gather at The Barge to soak up the sun in Dublin
Sunglasses at the ready! We're in line for plenty of sun this weekend
The original 1984 studio recording of Prince's Nothing Compares 2 U has been released
This newborn red river hog will be the cutest thing you see all day
Did your passport office experience ever go anything like this?
14 modern trends that older people just don’t get
UCC student named Journalist of the Year at the Smedia awards
Signs erected on farmland threatening to shoot trespassers, court told
Woman in her 90s dies in Cork crash
Suicide claims 70 school children in one year
'We are not anti-iPads': Kerry school bans use of smartphones and apps - even at home
Motorist quoted €19k for insurance secures cover for under €2,000
Woman who travelled from Ireland for UK abortion was discharged despite ‘feeling too weak to speak’, inquest hears
Park the car ban, demand Cork city centre traders
Mother-of-two sues HSE for alleged cervical cancer diagnosis delay
Church defends having pro-life speaker at Mass after parishioner leaves saying 'I didn't sign up for a pro-life rally'
