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IRELAND

Man held in Co Down murder probe

A 29-year-old man was found dead in a property in the Burrendale Park Road area of Newcastle.

Political instability ‘hampering progress on peace walls’ in the North

Harris: January timeline for abortion services introduction not a deadline or political project

Katherine Zappone launches competition to find best LGBTI+ 'welcome'

Gardaí appeal for witnesses after stabbing in Dublin

OUR COLUMNISTS

Suzanne Harrington

Whatever you say, just don’t mention Brexit

Colm O'Regan

'Before there was the social media void to shout into, you kept your thoughts to yourself and to a few others close by'

Terry Prone

HSE plans to build patient relationships all well and good but essentials of respectful care never change

Louise O'Neill

Society pushes the notion that to find happiness we need to be in a committed relationship

WORLD

What happens if Theresa May loses the Brexit vote?

The crunch Commons vote takes place on Tuesday.

Man appears in court charged with murder of British backpacker Grace Millane

Brexit vote week: What are the key events to come?

Armenian prime minister’s party winning vote, early returns show

European Court to rule on Brexit reversal

SPORT

Football rumours from the media

Could Richarlison be heading to Spain?

Terrace Talk: You need a microscope to nit-pick nowadays

Call for ‘massive mindset change’ in attitude to refs

Terrace Talk: City result restored a bit of faith but...

Donncha O’Connor: ‘You could stick your chest out about him’

SPORTS COLUMNISTS

Donal Lenihan

Would Mourinho have cancelled the sixties?

VIEWPOINTS

“Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”: War of words led to a universal human rights declaration

Today marks the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which has played a pivotal role in the quest for global justice, writes TP O’Mahony.

Newly released data provides first full picture of spy power for many years

AKK's succession in Germany can only be ‘A-OK’ for the EU project

More people are experiencing severe food allergies than ever before - but why?

What the ruling means for Dwyer and other cases

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SPECIAL REPORTS

State’s reaction is to deny, delay, and to buy silence

The Taoiseach is following the well-trodden path of treating the Magdalene laundries, mother and baby homes, and illegal adoption as separate scandals, writes Conall Ó Fátharta