CS1 Tánaiste accuses Brexiteers of ignoring NI violence risk

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Kerry farmer found not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter of neighbour Michael Ferris has been found not guilty of murder but guilty of the manslaughter of a neighbouring farmer in Co Kerry. Photograph: Domnick Walsh

Court had heard Michael Ferris (63) drove at John Anthony O’Mahony with teleporter

John FitzGerald: Dublin’s bus network needs major overhaul Dublin’s bus network must adapt to reflect the city’s growth. Photograph: Alan Betson

Most commuters in 2040 will depend on buses not the Luas, Dart or Metro

Noel Whelan: Ignorance of Ireland returns to bite Tories The Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, and British prime minister Theresa May during a bilateral meeting in Brussels. Photograph: Taoiseach Government/PA Wire

Brexit threatens North’s peace with potential for Border to become a targeted zone

Macedonia’s parliament approves name change deal with Greece Macedonia’s prime minister Zoram Zaev: his government secured the 80 seats it needed after persuading deputies to break ranks with the right-wing VMRO-DPMNE. Photograph: Robert Atanasovski/AFP/Getty

Nationalist deputies switch sides to pass controversial western-backed accord

Children among those honoured for bravely saving others from drowning Clodagh Hayes (centre) who was awarded a bronze medal for bravery after she saved a boy from the river Lee with Krista Valteris (left) and Keisha Moloney from Carlow who were awarded certificates of bravery after they rescued and saved a boy from a pond. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times

‘I was in my pyjamas, I ran down the stairs and I dived in. I knew . . . they needed help’

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Border businesses feel their way in the dark as ‘Brexpo’ get-ready tour reaches Monaghan

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