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Saturday, April 18, 2015

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Thousands turn out for Dublin water charge protest Marchers attend an anti-water charges protest in Dublin this afternoon. Photograph: Dara Mac Donaill/The Irish Times Demonstrators encouraged to bring and bin first bills from Irish Water
“We told the children together, who were much more devastated about the notion of us breaking up than the fact that their dad was gay” PEOPLE How my husband came out as gay and changed our lives
Defiant O’Donnells vow to be living in Gorse Hill next year “I do think we will be living in Gorse Hill next year otherwise we wouldn’t be taking our cases,” Blake O Donnell, son of solicitor Brian O’Donnell. Pic: Collins Courts
‘We are just not going to be pushed around’ says Blake O’Donnell of battle with bank
Women can be each other’s worst detractors, conference hears Former Tánaiste Mary Harney: “In my own experience the snidest comments usually came from other women in the media and that has been my experience.”
Mary Harney criticises media tendency to focus on female politicians’ appearance
Eden Hazard puts Chelsea within touching distance of Premier League title Eden Hazard scores Chelsea’s goal in the Premier League clash against Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. Photo: Facundo Arrizabalaga/EPA
Belgian midfielder scores 18th goal of the season against United as Blues go 10 points clear
Body found in search for missing man Joseph Whelan Gardaí discovered the remains around lunchtime as searches continued for the missing 37-year-old who went missing on April 3rd.
Garda Water Unit recovers remains during sweep of lakes in Virginia, Co Cavan
Tributes to Karen Buckley as man charged with murder Marian Buckley, Karen’s mother, at the vigil for her daughter in George Square, Glasgow. Photograph: Jane Barlow/PA Wire
Tears, hugs and flowers as hundreds gather at candlelit vigil in solidarity and pain
South Africa sees anti-immigrant violence spread further A South African police officer points his gun toward a building during anti-immigrant protests in Johannesburg. Six people have been killed as anti-immigrant unrest continues to spread in the country. Photograph: Stefan Heunis/AFP/Getty Images
Six killed and 112 arrested in riots in Durban area as mobs in Johannesburg attack shops
Fianna Fáil to vote on coalition with old enemy Fine Gael FF party leader Micheál Martin: New rules introduced by Fianna Fáil in 2013 compel its leader to convene a special ardfheis should he or she wish to enter a coalition. Photograph: Alan Betson
Motions to be debated at party Ardfheis on potential post-election alliance, say sources
Courts to get power to overrule banks under new Coalition arrears plan The Government is expected to announce its final mortgage arrears package at the end of the month, following the spring economic statement
Government planning further measures to tackle worrying mortgage arrears crisis
Council ‘failed miserably’ to protect Stephen’s Green mews Derelict mews buildings at the rear of the Little Museum on St Stephen’s Green Dublin. Photograph: Eric Luke / The Irish Times
‘Hiving off’ Georgian mews to sell separately to main buildings a ‘crime for the city’
Breda O’Brien: Does Mary McAleese understand why people are voting No? ‘I think I know what prompted Mary McAleese to speak out – deep compassion for a minority in Irish society who have been badly treated in virtually every country in the world.’ Above, former President Mary McAleese with her husband Dr Martin McAleese. Photograph: Frank Miller / THE IRISH TIMES
‘If the referendum is passed, there will be children born in this country who will never experience a mother’s love’
Large crowds attend Irish Cycling Show in Dublin Large crowds attend Irish Cycling Show in Dublin 3:05
The Irish Cycling Show is taking place at the RDS, Dublin. Now in its 4th year the event showcases stunt team displays, workshops as well as every sort of bike, cycling product and service. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Hillary Clinton in hot pursuit of that elusive common touch Three’s company: Hillary Clinton’s early pit stops and political events have been aimed at showcasing her everyday side, far more so than she ever did during the 2008 campaign. Photograph: The New York Times
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