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Taoiseach wants to see more voices from North of Ireland in Irish Seanad

More voices from Northern Ireland should be heard in the Irish Seanad, the Taoiseach has said.

No campaigners ‘disingenuous’ in run-up to abortion referendum, says Minister

Cork Opera House cancels 'offensive' Roy Chubby Brown gig

'No' campaigners deny infighting over Cora Sherlock's last-minute exit from RTE debate

'There is a bit of Hollywood in this' - Court hears drunken man drove bus around Shannon for an hour before crash

WORLD

President cannot block critics on Twitter, judge rules

Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald issued the written decision on Wednesday.

France’s Macron takes on internet giants in tech push

Tough times helped our brains grow bigger, scientists find

Seafood-rich diet increases sexual activity and pregnancy chances, study finds

Seafood-rich diet increases sexual activity and pregnancy chances, study finds

SPORT

Two uncapped players in Ireland squad to tour Australia

Joe Schmidt called it their "most difficult selection process" yet.

Sunderland given green light to speak to St Mirren manager Jack Ross

Napoli president thanks Sarri as Ancelotti emerges as potential successor

NFL players must stand for US anthem or remain in the lockerroom

Unai Emery relishing challenge of replacing Arsene Wenger at Arsenal

OUR COLUMNISTS

Referendum has moved Sinn Féin ever closer to the centre of power

State should be obliged to tell the truth as core democratic principle

We must learn more about Judaism to keep anti-Semitic hysteria at bay

The fact that I’m wistful for the days when adults could physically assault children with impunity would suggest I am a natural fit for my new age group, the 40s

TODAY'S NEWS

Plans cleared for Cork City student apartment scheme

Planning permission has been granted for student apartments in Cork city centre.

No campaign in disarray over debates

Home town remembers Jastine Valdez with vigil

Self-harm among youth surges 22%

LÉ Aisling finds new lease of life with Libyan warlord

TODAY'S SPORT

Harrington happy to join Bjorn’s backroom team

Pádraig Harrington accepted a European Ryder Cup vice-captaincy for a third time and thanked his friend and skipper Thomas Bjorn for keeping him involved in the biennial duel with the United States 19 years after his playing debut.

'Salah has virtually become the only thing that gives people hope and pride that they are Egyptians'

Scarlets stung by artificial surface at Scotstoun

Klopp will have Liverpool playing like ‘11 animals’ in final, warns Kroos

McGrath: Don’t let season end on sour note

SPORTS COLUMNISTS

Home comforts not just all in the mind

Testing summer awaits Munster and Johann van Graan

Success on the field is underpinned by strong foundations off it

S(ave) O(ur) S(eason) - One episode in and the worst is being feared

VIEWPOINTS

29 key questions in the Eighth debate

With 72 hours to polling day, huge numbers of people a have yet to make up their mind as how to vote. Today, the Irish Examiner is seeking to answer most, if not all, of the questions which have arisen, writes Political Editor Daniel McConnell

Margaret Hickey: Our constitution more than a system of prohibitions and controls. It is a statement of our values

Christina Zampas: Yes vote would give hope to millions across the globe

Cora Sherlock: To stop abortion on demand we only have one option

Alison O’Connor: It is time we finally addressed the reality of abortion

More recent columns More opinion and analysis Readers have their say The Irish Examiner view

SHOWBIZ

Claire Foy explains why she spoke out on The Crown pay gap

Westworld star Thandie Newton has called the revelation a ‘revolution’ for actresses.

Royal wedding pictures captured magical moments, says photographer

Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus ‘insanely excited’ to win Mark Twain Prize

Thandie Newton: Telling my children about Star Wars role was sweet as a nut

Martin Kemp to take over from Cuba Gooding Jr in Chicago

Examviral

9 hilariously obvious things that blew these people’s minds

Some things just don’t dawn on you until, well, they do.

People who have had their hearing restored are sharing what sounds shocked them

You need to see these adorable tiny goats visiting other animals at the zoo

Watch a horse do the Cupid Shuffle with a bunch of children

Watch as Sharon Corr plays for hundreds of IVF embryos at fertility clinic

More Exam Viral

BUSINESS

State to set aside up to €8bn for 'rainy day' fund

Paschal Donohoe says the new rainy day fund will act as an insurance policy for the economy.

Avoca opens store at Dublin Airport

Limerick to get new brand makeover in fight with Dublin, Cork, and Galway, for investment opportunities

Female-led Irish technology company wins Digital Disruptor Award

Three latest start-ups to join NovaUCD set to create 30 new jobs and raise up to €7.5m

LIFESTYLE

Here are seven unusual ways to reduce your water usage

Did you know that you probably use around 140 litres of water a day?

Asthma: The symptoms and treatment advice everybody needs to know about

Inspired to get on your bike? 5 amazing ways cycling can boost health and wellbeing

From the first Baby Burco to the Rev-Robe suitcase: 8 mid-century items every household had

World Turtle Day: 5 places to swim with awesome sea turtles