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Saturday 13 August 2022
Heavy winds are believed to have brought the stage down in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Met Éireann has said today will be hot and sunny with highest temperatures of 26 to 31 degrees.
Rushdie has spent several years under heavily armed guard following death threats from Iran.
Is it morally wrong to award the World Cup to Qatar? John McManus, author of a new book titled Inside Qatar, talks to The42 about the most controversial World Cup ever.
Iarnród Éireann has apologised for any inconvenience caused and has advised customers to check times before travel.
Three of the top four cars are SUVs.
Irish diplomats are involved in the month-long talks on the Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Financial supports may available to those who contract the virus.
The shooter is believed to have been killed by a local resident.
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland said health effects are not expected from using the plates.
The actor was hospitalised after the crash in Los Angeles last week.
Rushdie has spent several years under heavily armed guard following death threats from Iran.
Tadhg Ryan’s own goal proved decisive at Dalymount Park.
Documents made public today show the search was partly based on suspicions of violations of the US Espionage Act.
The Irish Federation of University Teachers said it will ballot all members unless an agreement is reached on pay.
Here are a few options for weekend watching.
The cash-strapped Catalan club have sold part of their media production unit.
Overnight restrictions are in place in parts of West Cork, Kerry and Galway.
New York city is confronting polio as officials struggle to vaccinate vulnerable populations against monkeypox and adjusting to new Covid guidelines.
SIPTU general secretary Joe Cunningham presented the cheque to Lynch at the Imperial Hotel in Cork.
The MV Brave Commander, which left Istanbul on Wednesday, is due to arrive in Yuzhne, east of Odessa on the Black Sea coast.
The Irish Army Ranger Wing will end its participation with German troops in Mali in September.
How closely were you paying attention to the sports news this week?
The mercury hit 30.5 degrees in Carlow yesterday.
The use of human shields breaches international human rights law.
The European Championships get underway while there’s a host of soccer and rugby action.
The former Manchester United footballer is on trial accused of assaulting PR executive Kate Greville, causing her actual bodily harm.
A video was widely condemned after it depicted men singing a song about the 2011 murder of Michaela McAreavey.
The data centre operator claims the ban contravenes national and regional policy on data centres, was unreasonable and irrational.
Samiullah went missing on Tuesday evening, 9 August.
The pharmaceutical giant has forked out billions in payouts to customers who said the talc was contaminated with asbestos.
The change could lead to more measures such as hosepipe bans.
Local Independent TD Danny Healy-Rae has defended organisers saying ‘the goat’s welfare is always at the centre’ of the event.
Leonard Bucuresteanu was charged with robbing the young girl of a phone valued at €100 in Castleknock.
A ceremony took place in Leinster House following criticism about the lack of a State commemoration.
Moscow and Kyiv have traded accusations of new shelling near the facility.
IRELAND IS BAKING in a hot spell that is predicted to turn into a heatwave in some parts of the country.
A Status Yellow high temperature warning has been in place since yesterday.
In Europe, Britain, France and Germany are all grappling with water shortages as rivers dry up in the sweltering heat.
So today, we want to know: Have you reduced your water usage recently?
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Partly sunny and warm
Max: 25 °C
Min: 14 °C
Warm with partial sunshine
Max: 26 °C
Min: 15 °C
Clouds and sun, a t-storm; not as warm
Max: 22 °C
Min: 14 °C
