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Bilateral treaty on backstop ruled out

Forensic officers on Sunday inspect the remains of the van used at the weekend as a car bomb on an attack outside the courthouse in Derry. Photograph: Charles McQuillan/Getty Images Derry car bomb Dissident attack ‘a reminder’ at critical time in Brexit talks
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Security sources concerned about potential for further violence in event of hard border

Brexit unlikely to halt march to Aviva for Ulster-Leinster tie Garry Ringrose scores a try for Leinster in their Heineken Champions Cup Round 6 match against Wasps at Ricoh Arena in Coventry on Sunday. Photograph: Dan Sheridan/Inpho

For many fans, Champions Cup quarter-finals will be bigger than UK leaving the EU

Health warning: not reviewing insurance policy is costing you Don’t automatically have all your family on the same plan. You can save money by having different plans for different family members.

With many renewals due at end of the month, now is time to act to avoid wasting hundreds of euro

Frustration grows over slow reform after CervicalCheck scandal Vicky Phelan from the CervicalCheck Patient Support Group and journalist Martina Fitzgerald at the National Women’s Council of Ireland’s FemFest conference in Dublin on Saturday. Photograph: Tom Honan

Loss of momentum in dealing with issues following Scally report and tribunal promise

Dancing with the Stars: RTÉ freezes on nervy night as screens go blank Lat Dance:Eilish O’Carroll and Ryan Mc Shane were voted off Dancing with the Stars. Photograph: Kyran O’Brien

Review: ‘I had an absolute ball,’ says ‘Mrs Brown’s Boys’ star Eilish O'Carroll as she's voted off

Blue Monday: We don’t need a day of dread. We need compassion We are not born hating Mondays. We grow to see them as a curtailment of enjoyment, and fill ourselves with dread

Moaning about Mondays can create a false reality, writes psychotherapist Trish Murphy

Activists criticise NTA for failing to put fadas on Leap cards Irish language commissioner Rónán Ó Domhnaill says his office has received similar complaints over the years, noting that the fada in a person’s name was an “integral part of that name”

Transport body is blaming ‘technical limitations’ over commuters’ missing characters

Children becoming ‘stuck’ in State care due to homelessness A case of alleged child abuse in foster care, a suspected forced marriage and claims of child trafficking featured in a new report on child care legal cases. Photograph: Getty Images/Cultura RF

‘Judges are reluctant to send children back to parents who are homeless,’ report finds

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Signed guilty pleas in less than 1% of sex offence cases before court A signed plea of guilty is the quickest way an abuser can accept responsibility for their crimes.

Abuse survivors say figure for Central Criminal Court cases is ‘shockingly low’

Rise in number of children doing paid work ‘very worrying’ Joan Bruton: “We have to make sure students aren’t sacrificing their future for relatively or very low-paid employment while they’re in school.” Photograph: Alan Betson

Numbers up 20%, with almost 100 people under 18 earning €20,000 or more in 2017

Soloheadbeg: The beginning of the War of Independence Solohead village outside Tipperary town.

The ambush in the Tipperary town left two Royal Irish Constabulary constables dead

Maureen Dowd: Women’s revolution is transforming Congress Katie Hill, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Lauren Underwood and Angie Craig: tracked Mitch McConnell to petition him to have a vote to reopen the government. Photograph: Sarah Silbiger/New York Times
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Aviation regulator satisfied Irish airlines will meet post-Brexit EU rules A spokesman for Minister for Transport Shane Ross’s department said the rules in force in Ireland covering the ownership and control of airlines were “not changing as a result of Brexit”. Photograph: Aidan Crawley/Bloomberg

Watchdog says rules ‘have not changed in 25 years, nor will they change after Brexit’

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