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Supreme Court dismisses challenge to school’s admission policyA file image of Mary Stokes who challenged the admissions policy of the Christian Brothers High School in Clonmel, Co Tipperary. Photograph: Collins
The opening wins away to Wales and at home to Italy have heightened belief among England fans that, as in 2003, this year’s championship will serve as another Grand Slam en route to the World Cup. GERRY THORNLEYThe English invasion of Dublin
Mattie McGrath will ‘probably’ vote No in marriage referendumIndependent TD Mattie McGrath is holding meetings with advocacy groups opposed to both the Bill and the referendum. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times.
Ian Bailey case told ex-garda denies ‘fixing things’ for witnessFormer garda Jim Fitzgerald has denied in the High Court that he was “fixing things up” for Marie Farrell, a witness in the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation. Photograph: Courts Collins.
Four options for Liffey cycle route available to view next weekPlans for a segregated cycle route along the river Liffey in Dublin city will be available for public consultation from next week. Photograph: Alan Betson / THE IRISH TIMES
Be afraid, be very afraid: Octopus filmed hunting on landOctopuses are known as dextrous creatures but are rarely seen on land. Above, Frieda, a young female octopus opens a jar, which contains her favourite seafood snacks of shrimps, crabs and clams in Munich’s Hellabrunn Zoo. Photograph: Alexandra Winkler/Reuters
Fine Gael TD responds to claim he hit protester with carProtesters hold a banner outside the home of Ray Butler TD on Monday. Photograph: Tomás Allen Meath 1916 Society/Facebook
Michelle Mulherin pays further €1,295 for calls to KenyaMichelle Mulherin TD has paid back a total of €3,295 for a number of phonecalls she made to Kenya from her Dáil office. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
Thousands without power following strong winds overnightWaves at The Great South Wall at Poolbeg in Dublin. Met Eireann has issued orange and yellow wind warnings to last until 10am on Tuesday. Photograph: Eric Luke/The Irish Times/File photo
Howlin urges Greeks to build trust with EU and IMF
Central Bank lending rules will ‘drive up rent’Documents released under the Freedom of Information Act show that Minister for Finance Michael Noonan endorsed a more gradual approach to lending restrictions rather than suddenly restricting banks from lending more than 80 per cent of a home’s purchase price. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times.
Operating profit at pre-financial crisis high at Aer LingusOutgoing Aer Lingus CEO Christoph Mueller said that 2014 was a “very successful for Aer Lingus, with strong performance across our businesses”. (Photograph: Bryan O’Brien/The Irish Times)
Where will Ireland get its energy in 35 years’ time?Tuskar Lighthouse: many of the technology and engineering challenges of wave, tidal and offshore wind are likely to have been overcome, and we will have offshore “farms” where energy is harvested from the seas around us
Malcolm Rifkind steps down over cash for access claims Malcolm Rifkind, who said he is to step down as an MP at the upcoming British general election and has also resigned as chairman of the Parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee. Photograph: Danny Lawson/PA Wire
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