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Friday 27 May 2022
It’s the fourth consecutive month that a rise in the number of people accessing emergency accommodation has been recorded.
The Director of Public Prosecutions raised concerns that the court transcripts had been posted online by Brady’s father.
The 22-year-old will take home at least bronze from his first ever major international tournament as a senior.
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The UK Prime Minister refused to directly answer queries about partygate, saying he had already given ‘vintage and exhaustive answers’.
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The US Congressional group met business organisations as their last engagement on their trip to the island of Ireland.
It received more nominations than any other publication.
The N4 will be the sixth 24-hour Dublin Bus service.
Tickets went on sale at 8am for the singer’s Dublin shows in 2023.
Zelenskyy said that its bombardment in Donbas could leave the entire region “uninhabited”.
Parents grew frantic as the attack was unfolding as police seemed to wait on reinforcements before entering the school.
La Rochelle boss Ronan O’Gara has named influential second row Will Skelton in his starting XV.
Former US president Donald Trump on Wednesday confirmed that he will attend the NRA meeting.
The Higher Education minister said it’s “absolutely essential” that the number of special education classes in mainstream schools is increased.
The Irish Guards are a regiment who guard royal palaces as part of their duties.
The secretive country has admitted that more than three million have reported sick with fevers but said only a few dozen have died.
Reid said Ireland had secured an order of vaccines for monkeypox and these would be delivered “shortly”.
A video shows 38-year-old Genivaldo de Jesus Santos being arrested and placed in the boot of a federal highway police vehicle.
Met Éireann is forecasting bright, clear days over the weekend.
Local property tax data will give an up-to-date picture of vacancy rates in Ireland.
Consumer pessimism is at its highest level for nine years.
The director said he would ‘always be proud’ of the work the pair did together, adding the passing had come ‘way too early’.
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The cyclist remains in a critical condition.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said not everyone is getting the high-quality dental care they deserve.
Fletcher was born in 1961 in Nottingham and was a founding member of Depeche Mode.
The man pleaded guilty to five counts of indecent assault and five counts of unlawful carnal knowledge of his sister.
19 students and two teachers were shot dead by a gunman at around midday local time on Tuesday.
‘What I want to do is bring in a living wage, do it as quickly as possible, but not in a way that has unintended consequences,’ the Tánaiste said.
The corporation needs to save an additional £285 million after the Culture Secretary announced the licence fee will be frozen for the next two years.
The former US president’s lawyers had argued that ordering Donald Trump and his two eldest children to testify violated their constitutional rights.
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PAC Chair Brian Stanley said wait times in emergency departments is an intolerable situation in a well funded health system.
His agent confirmed he had died in his sleep while filming a new movie in the Dominican Republic.
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THE GREAT AND the good from the world of spuds will be converging on Ireland next week when the World Potato Congress rolls into town.
The Irish Potato Federation is hosting the 11th meeting of the event, which is set to attract delegates from over 60 countries.
The focus of the congress is to bring the global potato community together and its overarching theme this year is the “changing world of the potato”.
The spud industry is keen to highlight that potatoes are the world’s third most important crop, after wheat and rice.
There are over 300 million tonnes of potatoes produced annually, consumed by over one billion people worldwide.
So, today we’re asking: What’s your favourite way to eat potatoes?
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