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IRELAND
A man has been arrested in connection with an alleged assault on a female judge in one of Dublin’s family law courts. Judge Miriam Walsh was taken to hospital, but has since been discharged.
The European Central Bank says Ireland's plans for charging stamp duty on ATM withdrawals could be illegal.
A teenage girl from Dublin, who was injured at Hook Head in Co Wexford last weekend, has died. The girl was one of two teenagers who were winched to safety by the rescue helicopter after they were swept out to sea by a freak wave.
The National Coordination Group says water levels are continuing to rise in the lower half of the River Shannon. Jim Casey from the Office of Public Works, says levels are rising in the middle and lower half of the river's basin.
Calls have been made to exempt families with flooded properties from paying property tax. With more rain predicted tomorrow and on into next week, many areas are still at a high risk of flooding and the Red Cross and Defence Forces are assisting flood hit communities across the country.
WORLD
Fighting erupted in Ukraine's parliament today after an opposition politician presented their Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk with a bouquet of roses and tried to carry him away from the podium
Israeli troops have shot and killed a Palestinian assailant after he rammed his vehicle into a group of Israelis in the West Bank, the military said.
SPORT
Republic of Ireland boss Martin O’Neill will be hoping history does not repeat itself at the draw for the Euro 2016 finals in Paris on Saturday. Ireland suffered a nightmare draw in their last appearance at a major finals in Poland and Ukraine in 2012, and exited the tournament without a point.
Gary ‘Spike’ O’Sullivan can back up the trash talk with the best of them — another invaluable asset in the world of professional boxing.
BUSINESS
There has been a further fall in the number of mortgages in arrears. Figures released by the Central Bank show that more than 92,000 mortgages for principal dwelling houses were in arrears in the three months to the end of September.
Shares in Irish-founded packaging company, Powerflute jumped by nearly 2% at one point yesterday following an indicative takeover approach from US private equity house, Madison Dearborn Partners.
ANALYSIS
President Higgins’ family illustrates just how divisive the Civil War was, as siblings nationwide chose to fight on opposite sides, writes
Tens of thousands of children will get their first smartphone or an upgrade this Christmas. shares tips on how parents can ensure their children are less open to trouble online.
VIDEO
Joe Fahy's life has been devastated for a second time due to flooding. The floods in 2009 forced Joe to leave his home for two months as the water destroyed his house and farm buildings. The recent rain fall from Storm Desmond means the threat of a repeat scenario is dangerously high.
VIRAL
This photo of a cheery Limerick County Council Worker is going viral on Facebook.
Danny MacAskill, the Scottish trials cyclist, undertook an incredible journey across the rooftops of Gran Canaria – hopping and peddling down ledges and stairs, all recorded on a GoPro.
TECHNOW
Destiny has managed to become a blockbuster first person shooter franchise in double quick fashion, thanks to millions of avid players and a constant churn of new content. And that's not about to stop.
X-Men Apocalypse is coming, and the first trailer is absolutely epic.
Live Photo sharing is now a thing on Tumblr. If you've got a recent Apple smartphone you should now instantly be able to share your image with a bit of motion and audio to the social service.
SHOWBIZ
First the big screen, now Panti Bliss has admitted she would love to take on the small screen with her own talk show.
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I DON’T think anyone was blowing kisses or throwing bouquets when JJ Hanrahan left Munster, writes Ronan O'Gara. Neither party wanted the move, and there’s little doubt that the Munster faithful were fairly soured by it too.
