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IRELAND

Eircom fined €23,500 following overcharging complaints from customers

Phone company Eir has been fined €23,500 for continually overcharging customers after it assured a court it had implemented measures to prevent the problem happening again.

Sinn Féin hails Arlene Foster’s visit to football final as hand of friendship

Michael D. Higgins expected to announce presidency intentions next month

NI Secretary: Stormont getting closer to restoration of institutions

Court hears witness to Gareth Hutch murder did not grasp "seriousness" of situation when making statement

WORLD

US supreme court declines to hear Making A Murderer case

This leaves a previous ruling against Brendan Dassey in place.

Cyber threat from Russia rising, British MPs warned

82 chihuahuas discovered in couple's home

Mexican town's whole police force held amid mayoral candidate killing probe

LGBT fans in Russia believe relaxed policing will end after World Cup

SPORT

Kildare refusing to concede home advantage for Mayo qualifier - reports

Kildare are reportedly refusing to concede home advantage for their Round 3 Qualifier against Mayo.

Denmark coach’s pre-World Cup barbs may come back to bite, says Didier Deschamps

World Cup's oldest-ever player saves penalty, but Egypt still lose to Saudi Arabia

Galway midfielder a doubt for Kerry clash

Russia handed reality check as Uruguay claim commanding win to top Group A

TODAY'S NEWS

Tensions grow in Government alliance

Fine Gael have “little or no interest” in seeking a continuation of government with Independent Alliance “headbangers” after the next election, sources say.

Clondalkin councillor Jonathan Graham to quit Sinn Féin

‘Carers for elderly should have minimum training’

Leitrim folk least likely to be jailed

Irish mark 60 years as UN peacekeepers

THE problem for the Cork footballers and those burdened with making the repayments on Páirc Uí Chaoimh was not the sight of thousands streaming out before the end of Saturday’s lopsided Munster final. It was the percentage of them who won’t be back.

An England team in perfect harmony against Panama

Keith Cronin deflated after misfortune at Ypres Rally

Joe Schmidt’s mission statement: You’ve got to try to get better

Super 8s take shape with four places left

SPORTS COLUMNISTS

For Ireland's high achievers, eyes already turning towards NZ in November

Everything Donegal did smacked of class as Fermanagh simply lacked bite

New stadium, same old characters at Páirc Uí Chaoimh

Long ball ploy was never going to be enough for Laois against Dublin

VIEWPOINTS

No, mobile phones should not be banned in schools

Access to mobile technology can be both a blessing and a curse. Smart phones are used to make calls, run businesses and organise social lives. But they also raise concerns over their potential impact on our health, society – and education.