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Monday 29 November 2021
The Late Late Toy Show went with a classic theme this year.
Jadon Sancho had given the visitors the lead in this evening’s Premier League fixture at Stamford Bridge.
The new Omicron variant of Covid-19 has been deemed a ‘concern’ by the World Health Organisation.
This week, our reader is determined to get back to travelling a little more and enjoys subsidised meals at work.
Pat’s were winners on penalties after a 1-1 draw against Bohemians.
The law provides the legal basis for the so-called Covid certificate to indicate that a person has been vaccinated or has recovered from the disease.
Investigations are ongoing. There are no reports of any arrests.
A week after winning the county’s senior football title, the club has repeated the achievement in hurling.
The minister said government will heed public health advice, but added that “our people need a social life’” for their wellbeing.
The deep quake affected almost half of the country, including coastal and Andean regions, and the capital Lima.
The UK Brexit Minister David Frost described last week a “significant” gap remaining between the UK and the EU.
Jason Burcombe has been missing from Ennis since 23 November.
The cases emerged from 61 positive cases in passengers on planes from South Africa to Amsterdam.
The province will return to their Cape Town hotel for an isolation period after a round of PCR testing last night returned a positive test.
Maria Delaney and Michelle Hennessy won for their series Tough Start which investigated challenges faced by Traveller children.
The latest figures were confirmed by health officials today.
Any number of journeys taken within 90 minutes will cost a flat rate of €2.30.
The president was separated from officials by a cube of transparent panels after testing positive for Covid-19.
Bray’s Amy Wall has taken the kickboxing world by storm.
Solar panels can be used to generate electricity or hot water.
Joe Barr chats about his new book ‘Going the Distance’.
The new rules do not apply for those within the Common Travel Area – including Ireland.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
UN officials have warned of a humanitarian disaster.
Bohemians goalkeeper James Talbot talks to The42 about falling back in love with football after leaving Sunderland, Cristiano Ronaldo, and playing GAA for Ballymun.
The new variant has not yet been detected in Ireland.
Everyone’s favourite festive radio station will be broadcasting from midday.
Conspiracy theories were allowed to take hold in certain communities here, experts have warned.
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 GREEN PARTY’S national convention took place this weekend – and at this, Eamon Ryan mentioned solar panels.
The Environment Minister said new rules will be introduced in December “so households and farms and businesses” will be able to sell excess power generated through solar panels back to the grid.
This is a prospect that has been long-promised.
There are currently grants in place for people who want to use solar panels to generate electricity or hot water for their homes or businesses.
So today we’re asking: Would you get solar panels for your home?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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