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John Dunne
The National Ploughing Association says yesterday was one of the worst days in the Championships history.
Organisers were forced to turn tens of thousands of people away after the farming festival was cancelled because of Storm Ali.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has met with British Prime Minister Theresa May in Austria this morning.
Brexit discussions are underway between the pair at the informal EU meeting in Salzburg.
Clashes between shareholders and the board are expected this morning as Ryanair's AGM takes place in County Meath.
The media is banned from attending the event, where motions to re-elect the company's CEO and chairman are due to be held.
Ian Paisley's held on to his North Antrim seat after the British Parliament's first ever recall petition.
The MP has been caught up in an expenses scandal and was banned from the House of Commons for 30 days.
It's hoped over 2 million euro will be raised for hospices across the country today.
Ireland's Biggest Coffee Morning is aiming to raise funds for services like homecare nurses, new equipment and better hospice facilities.
Campaigners are calling for the Health Minister to approve a life-changing drug for people suffering from a rare muscle disease.
Irish sufferers of Spinal Muscular Atrophy or SMA are meeting with TDs in Leinster House today to make the case for the drug called 'Spinraza'.
Small businesses could be missing out on millions of euro in sales because their online presence isn't good enough.
Online sales in Ireland are now worth over 12 billion euro.
New research from the IE Domain Registry shows 72 per cent of SMEs have websites.
A 48 year old man is due to appear in court later this morning charged in relation to the death of a woman in Dundalk on Tuesday.
The victim, who was in her thirties, was stabbed to death at an apartment complex in Linenhall Street.
A 24-year-old man arrested in connection with the discovery of heroin in Dublin has been released from questioning.
The drugs were found during planned searches at seven premises in Dublin city centre this morning by gardai investigating organised crime gangs.
The National Ploughing Championships will now go ahead on Friday to make up for today’s cancellation.
The event in Screggan, Co Offaly had to be called off for today because of the bad weather.
Tents and hoarding at the site have been damaged because of the high winds.
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