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Sunday 28 November 2021
Belenenses could name only nine players in their starting line-up, including two goalkeepers.
Who loved golf and who likes spending time in a convent?
From The42
Ulster won 20-10 in the URC tonight.
Worrying stats show how little interest young people have in the news, writes Larry Donnelly – but this is bad for all of us.
The positive cases, found in a group of around 600 passengers, will be examined to see if they are the new Omicron variant.
The UK reported its first two cases of the new variant today.
Green Party leader Eamon Ryan spoke at the party’s national convention this evening.
The new variant of Covid-19 has been deemed a high risk by the EU.
Jurgen Klopp’s side were 4-0 winners at Anfield.
The UK’s meteorological service has issued a rare “red weather” warning, with wind gusts of almost 100 miles (160 kilometres) per hour.
Next year’s provincial football draws took place this evening.
Relatives identified 24-year-old Maryam Nuri Mohamed Amin.
The latest figures were confirmed by health officials today.
Many travel rules still apply across the world.
A Status Yellow wind warning is in place for counties in Northern Ireland until 6pm this evening.
Ahead of tomorrow’s FAI Cup final, The42 met Bohemians captain Keith Buckley and St Patrick’s Athletic playmaker Chris Forrester for a tour of the places closest to them in the capital.
People need hope – but they also want answers about what’s happening with Covid in Ireland right now, writes Prof Ruairí Brugha.
The Ireland international was initially nervous about speaking about his mental health issues but the public reaction to his heartfelt interview on The Late Late Show has been overwhelmingly positive.
The US lyricist and composer is best known for works including West Side Story and Sweeney Todd.
Bohemians and Ireland U21 player Ross Tierney on emerging from ‘a dark place’.
Several European countries are reintroducing restrictions as they work to roll out booster programmes.
Mystery phone bidder Tony Holohan, ringing the bell on cancer, and Hakuna Matata master Kellie Harrington.
Eleven professional properties and 11 residential properties were among those searched.
And there’s one… for everyone in the audience!
It ended a miserable few days for Waterford, who will spend next season in the second tier.
The US pharmaceutical company Moderna has said that it will develop a booster shot against Omicron.
The Court of Appeal rejected what was described as an “extraordinary” submission by Patrick Harte.
Connacht defeated Ospreys 46-18 at the Sportsground tonight.
Health minister Stephen Donnelly has said that new restrictions for people travelling to Ireland from several southern African countries would apply ‘regardless of status’.
The Met Office has issued a rare red alert for parts of Scotland and the north of England.
They are due to stand trial on 28 January.
Germany, Italy, Austria and the Netherlands are among countries to have already banned visitors from South Africa.
All you need to know about your chat show options tonight.
Fishing crews blocked ports and ferry traffic across the Channel in the continuing row over post-Brexit fishing licences.
Two groups representing doctors released a statement this evening urging people to follow the public-health measures.
TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS HAVE varied significantly during the Covid-19 pandemic.
There are still many travel barriers, flight bans and other rules such as mandatory quarantines in place throughout parts of the world. These can differ based on vaccine status and the Covid-19 situation in particular countries.
Travelling within the EU and UK has been more straightforward since the introduction of the Digital Covid Cert this summer.
Today we’re asking: Have you travelled abroad since the start of the pandemic?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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