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1 Former Gate Theatre director Michael Colgan: seven women ex-employees claimed frequent inappropriate touching, highly sexualised comments and workplace bullying. Photograph: Cyril Byrne Gate women put Colgan’s behaviour centre stage
2 A photo of US president Trump hangs on a post at a free speech rally at Boston Common last August. Photograph: Craig F Walker/Getty Images Trump Derangement Syndrome rampant in Democratic heartlands
3 Oxford University. One sweet moment happened when a transgender woman said to me: “I am so sorry. This is not Oxford.” Photograph: Getty Images Breda O’Brien: I was shouted down for 40 minutes at Oxford University
4 The arrests in Saudi Arabia appear to consolidate the power of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Photograph: EPA Saudi Arabia arrests 11 princes and four ministers
5 Home-heating costs have seen the biggest jump, according to the AA’s cost-of-living survey. Feeling the pinch? Typical family yearly spend tops €50,000
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1 Unlimited vacation policies: “It is hard to think of another work perk that promises so much and delivers so little – to workers.” Why unlimited holidays mean more time in the office
2 Trumpism: Given US hostility to any kind of welfare state it is unsurprising that nativism, populism and all the other isms are so evident. Photograph: Jim Watson/AFP/Getty Populism, free-trade zealots and the future of western democracy
3 The Sunday Independent writes that Apple’s “decision to cancel” the construction of a €850m data centre in Athenry has been described by the head of IDA Ireland, Martin Shanahan, as “understandable” Seen & Heard: what the Sunday papers reported
4 Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg with Taoiseach Leo Varadkar at the company’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Silicon Valley, California. Facebook has confirmed it plans to create hundreds of new jobs in Ireland next year. Photograph: Facebook Facebook confirms plans to create ‘up to 800 jobs’ in Ireland
5 A sculpture in front of the buildings of sovereign wealth fund Samruk-Kazyna in Astana, Kazakhstan. Photograph: Reuters/Shamil Zhumatov Kazakhstan opening embassy in Ireland to expand trade and attract investment
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1 There is no end to the mystery of Facebook. Facebook is amazing. I befriended a friend recently, only to discover he's dead
2 Cathal Dolan (left) and his partner Ivor Connolly in Central Park Welcome to My Place . . . Manhattan
3 ‘A brain like tiramisu.’ ‘Multi-layered?’ ‘No, soft and full of custard’
4 "Something happened that had never happened before. The girls climbed up and sat either side of me." The day a ‘Sesame Street’ lullaby sparked something in my autistic daughters
5 Keelin Shanley and Caitriona Perry, who will present Six One news on RTÉ ‘You need to go blond. And smile more – you’re a bit serious’
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1 Former Gate Theatre director Michael Colgan: seven women ex-employees claimed frequent inappropriate touching, highly sexualised comments and workplace bullying. Photograph: Cyril Byrne Gate women put Colgan’s behaviour centre stage
2 A photo of US president Trump hangs on a post at a free speech rally at Boston Common last August. Photograph: Craig F Walker/Getty Images Trump Derangement Syndrome rampant in Democratic heartlands
3 The arrests in Saudi Arabia appear to consolidate the power of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Photograph: EPA Saudi Arabia arrests 11 princes and four ministers
4 Home-heating costs have seen the biggest jump, according to the AA’s cost-of-living survey. Feeling the pinch? Typical family yearly spend tops €50,000
5 Mary Mitchell O’Connor: ‘We need to send a message loud and clear to the institutions’. Photograph: Jason Clarke Universities to lose funding if more women not promoted
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1 McClean previously revealed that he has had death threats with many people viewing him as “anti-British”. Photograph: Reuters/John Sibley James McClean: ‘Cowards’ threw bottles, coins and lighters at me
2 Justin Rose poses with the trophy after winning the Turkish Airlines Open at the Regnum Carya Golf & Spa Resort in Antalya, Turkey. Photograph: Richard Heathcote/Getty Images Justin Rose beats Padraig Harrington to the Turkish Open
3 Jim McGuinness and Pat Shovelin (right) on the sideline for Donegal. “It meant the world to Pat to be involved with Donegal, and he was so proud of the boys. And I just hope he knew that they were proud of him too.” Photograph: Jonathan Porter/Inpho Jim McGuinness: Pat Shovelin left a great legacy in Donegal
4 Ireland head coach Joe Schmidt and Simon Zebo. “He’s moved to the periphery. But he’s still there . . .,” the Irish coach said this week with regard to Zebo’s situation with the Ireland squad. Photograph: Dan Sheridan/Inpho IRFU strategy may backfire when Schmidt bids farewell
5 Ballygunner’s JJ Hutchinson celebrates scoring a goal in the AIB Munster Club SHC semi-final at Walsh Park. Photograph: Ken Sutton/Inpho Ballygunner catch fire in second half to beat Sixmilebridge
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1 Barry Keoghan and Nicole Kidman at the screening of The Killing of a Sacred Deer at the Cannes Film Festival in May. Photograph: Getty Images Barry Keoghan: Ireland’s next superstar actor
2 Atlas of the Irish Revolution: the book includes this image of National Army soldiers and barefoot children after the taking of Bruff, Co Limerick, from the IRA in August 1922. Photograph courtesy of the National Library of Ireland This €60, 5kg, 1,000-page book of Irish history is flying off the shelves
3 Kenneth Branagh as Poirot in Murder on the Orient Express (2017) Johnny Depp and Judi Dench can't save Murder on the Orient Express
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1 Oxford University. One sweet moment happened when a transgender woman said to me: “I am so sorry. This is not Oxford.” Photograph: Getty Images Breda O’Brien: I was shouted down for 40 minutes at Oxford University
2 We have some leverage now on the Border issue. We can’t let is quietly slip down the order of priorities if these talks are to progress as this could potentially leave us exposed to pressure to compromise somewhere down the road No pressure, but the Government needs to sort out post-Brexit border by Christmas
3 Gate Theatre founders Hilton Edwards and Micheál Mac Liammóir: The theatre has a special place in the history of the struggle for sexual equality and respect in Ireland. Photograph: The Irish Times Fintan O’Toole: If theatre is not a safe space, what is left?
4 President Michael D Higgins meeting refugees at the Goal nutrition centre in Tierkadi Refugee Camp, during his visit to Ethiopia in 2014. Photograph: Chris Bellew/Fennell Humanitarian aid doesn't come cheap
5 Minister for Climate Action Denis Naughten at the handover of his new 100% electric car. Last month, he flew to Brussels to demand that the State be allowed to opt out of even the basic emissions commitments we had already signed up to. File photograph: Maxwell Photography Ireland showing reckless disregard for climate justice
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