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PRESIDENT OF THE European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has attempted to clarify his remarks after a video showing a heated exchange between him and British Prime Minister Theresa May. May confirmed that she had a “robust discussion” with Juncker after footage emerged this morning of the pair having a heated row at an EU summit. As the leaders gathered in their conference room, May was filmed by the EU’s in-house TV crew confronting Juncker after he called the UK’s position on Brexit “nebulous”. Instead of the anodyne pleasantries the leaders normally exchange in front of the cameras, a visibly angry May confronted Juncker to demand he explain his comments. “What did you call me? You called

Oh dear... The Garda Traffic Corps will be as busy as ever this Christmas season, and this week they made a very depressing discovery during a routine traffic stop. This is far from the first time we've told a story like this, you might remember a van stopped and seized in Kildare with a staggering amount of things wrong with it. Remember this one, with no licence but loads of extra drugs on board? Or this one, with the open bottle of wine in the cup holder? Or maybe this one, because the driver was committing one of the worst speeding offences of the year? Most recently we had this Waterford driver stopped for using a mobile phone while driving and was found to have A LOT of drugs in their system.

This is quite simply devastating news. Jo'Burger Group Ltd has confirmed through its official social media channels that the company is going into liquidation. As a result, several of Dublin's most popular restaurants - including JoBurger, Crackbird, Hey Donna and Bar Giuseppe - are set to cease trading immediately. Each of the restaurants were based at locations around Dublin. Skinflint, another Joe Macken restaurant, had already closed its doors in the last few weeks. In a statement posted on the JoBurger Twitter page, the company wrote: "With great regret we confirm that Jo'Burger Group Ltd is going into liquidation. A combination of factors including challenging trading conditions have forced

California [United States], December 14 (ANI): Some people never learn. Software company SplashData has released its annual list of the top 100 worst passwords used in this year, and unsurprisingly, the list is not surprising. Taking the crown is the five-time winner in a row, "123456", followed by the very obvious "password". These two passwords have continued to show up at the top spots since five years. On number 3 and 4 are inevitable combinations of the top worst password, that is 123456789 and 12345678. If that wasn't enough, on number five is 12345. 111111 is also in the top 10 as is sunshine, qwerty, and iloveyou. Despite the constant threat to security, the list is proof that users continue

TWO LEAVING CERT students have been formally expelled from the secondary school they attend for videoing and posting on social media a classmate snorting some white powder during a class.   The two have appealed that decision to the Department of Education which has appointed an independent three-person committee under Section 29 of the 1998 Education Act (known as a “Section 29 Committee). That appeal is due to be heard in January. Last month the students, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, secured High Court injunctions against the school’s board of management allowing the students attend school and continue their education for the present academic year pending the full and final determination

AN POST HAS reminded customers of the dates they must have sent post by in order for it to reach its destination before Christmas. Anyone who wants to send a parcel to European destinations other than Great Britain should do so tomorrow, and all post offices will be open in the morning. 18 December is the latest date to be sure of card delivery to mainland Europe in time for Christmas. Parcels and cards to Great Britain should also be posted by 18 December, and by 19 December if going to Northern Ireland. While the latest date for guaranteed delivery within the Republic of Ireland is 20 December, An Post recommends getting cards in the post as soon as possible. The company said parcel volumes

Finding someone to play the part of Mary in the school Nativity Play is never easy when there are no girls among your pupils. So this year’s Nativity Play at Scoil Cholmcille National School in Letterkenny took on added significance. That’s because this is the first Christmas ever that there are girls among the pupils - and they were only too delighted to put their hands up when it came to choosing the perfect Mary for this year’s play. At that start of the school year, staff and teachers at Scoil Cholmcille welcomed a new intake of pupils and with many local families availing of the opportunity to send their sons and daughters to the one school under the new Co-Ed system. On stage at the nativity