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Wednesday 22 September 2021
The 22-year-old’s recent disappearance has gripped the United States.
The US president met UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the Oval Office.
China could shut 47 planned power plants in 20 developing countries.
The earthquake was the largest to rattle Australia since a magnitude 6.6 earthquake struck in 2019.
The professor says it’s important to look in depth at the evidence using a critical theoretical framework, or ask someone else who can do this.
Discussions took place during the summer and they are set to resume again in mid-October.
Mary O’Callaghan was sentenced to 18 months.
The Dublin homeless charity has been embroiled in controversy in recent weeks.
Alejandro Mayorkas wouldn’t say whether they reflected mistreatment or abuse, deferring instead to a promised investigation.
It finished 3-0 for Jurgen Klopp’s side at Carrow Road.
The US president told the UN that the world was approaching a point of no return.
Renato Gehlen has pleaded not guilty to murdering his wife at the apartment they shared in 2017.
Fans returned for the Girls In Green’s last run-out before the World Cup qualifying campaign.
The Taoiseach held a number of bilateral meetings at the UN in New York today.
Some opposition politicians were critical of what they labelled “confusing” guidance for when pupils are designated as close contacts.
A unified migration and asylum plan for all EU member states has yet to be implemented.
Young Travellers found remote schoolwork extra challenging due to lack of access to digital and other resources during the pandemic.
Footage of the incident has been shared on social media.
We talk to the two stars of new Irish film Rose Plays Julie about how the film explores the theme of sexual violence.
The man has been accused of rape and false imprisonment in 2017.
Leo Varadkar said in the Dáil that Ireland is a “price taker” when it comes to oil and gas.
25 years later, gardaí say the family of Paraic Coffey still have no closure on the fatal hit and run that killed him.
Cabin crew members similarly rejected a pay freeze in recent days.
The incident happened at around 1pm today.
The Taoiseach defended the government’s policy of linking rent increases to inflation.
‘I know it’s going to be a big change and I know that some clubs may be a little bit hesitant’, says Roc Nation Sports president Michael Yormark, ‘but at the end of the day, it’s about growing the sport.’
He injured himself at the Isle of Wight.
The agreement means the teenager’s family will now focus on the potential criminal case facing Anne Sacoolas.
The Department of Health reported the latest figures today.
His comments come days after Mayo GAA condemned ‘personal attacks’ on their players and management.
The man told officers he acted ‘out of anger’ after being refused service for not wearing a mask while trying to buy beer.
La Palma, with a population of some 85,000 people, has been hit by several earthquakes.
The project was due to be completed by 2027.
The city as been in strict lockdown for seven weeks as the city struggles to curb a Delta outbreak.
Mullin had been working in an executive position in Bank of Ireland at the time of the alleged offences.
The Owenacurra Centre in Midleton, which houses 19 residents, is set to close in October.
PUT DOWN THE banana bread because the Great British Bake Off 2021 will be on our television screens tonight.
The bakers will face three challenges before the first contestant will be eliminated by Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith.
The cast consists of a police detective, a psychology student and a retired midwife as they take on the first challenge of Cake Week.
So, today we want to know… Will you watch the Great British Bake Off tonight?
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