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Sunday 16 January 2022
# Novak Djokovic
# 100 years on
Romuald Boco recalls his League of Ireland days and the three times he played in the Africa Cup of Nations.
The man’s body was found lying in a laneway behind a row of houses in Knockalla Drive in Buncrana on Friday.
He now faces a three-year ban from entering the country.
Detectives have spoken to a person of interest in the probe, who remains in hospital.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
It sent tsunami waves crashing across the shore in Tonga and people rushing to higher ground.
Micheál Martin was speaking at an academic conference marking 100 years since the handing over of Dublin Castle by the British.
Niall Saunders retired from professional rugby at the age of 22 and is better for it.
On 16 January 1922 at 1.45pm, the Viceroy of Ireland formally handed over power.
Johnson is preparing to announce a series of policies as he looks to survive pressure over the partygate revelations.
Leinster were stung by the European Cup’s decision to award Montpellier a 28-0 win last month – they get their chance for revenge today.
Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, and recent data shows its atmospheric concentration is still increasing.
Do you want a soft drink Franteen?
The top prize had been capped at €19 million since October.
The Irish international scored his first goal in the English top-flight today.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Bernard is known to frequent Dingle and Tralee in Co. Kerry.
Johnson wouldn’t be the first if he’s forced to resign by his own party.
Two goals from Bruno Fernandes had put the Red Devils in the driving seat.
Stella Butler shares her frustration at what she feels is a lack of long-term planning from government on schools.
Gardaí have thanked the public and the media for their assistance.
Connacht lost 29-28 to Leicester in the Champions Cup today.
Park Run runners in Ireland, the North and beyond held moments of silence
Fellow journalists and those employed by the station paid tribute to their former colleague today on social media.
The latest figures were confirmed by the Department of Health today.
The man identified by gardaí has been receiving treatment for injuries at a hospital.
Kevin De Bruyne scored the winning goal in the 70th minute.
South Korea said it detected the North firing two missiles into the sea in its third weapons launch this month.
Meanwhile, lawyers for Virginia Giuffre are seeking witness testimony from the prince’s former assistant.
The Taoiseach has said that the country is seeing progress with Covid and that it is “stabilising”.
Labour leader Keir Starmer said it was in the national interest for the Conservatives to ‘get rid’ of the Prime Minister.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or the extent of the damage.
All four provinces are in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stages of the competition – so long as they can navigate a path past this lot.
Temperatures are set to drop to -3 degrees tomorrow night.
Climate hazards, including rising temperature, pollution and wildfires, are increasing the risk of pre-term birth.
The Ice Dome property was first purchased by DkIT in 2014.
An court appeal is scheduled for tomorrow, just a day before the tennis player is scheduled to play his first match of the Australian Open.
MET ÉIREANN IS predicting a frosty start to next week.
With light rain and sunny spells forecast for today, the weather service has said that things are set to take a chilly turn tomorrow night.
Temperatures are set to drop to between -3 and +1 degrees as we head into Monday with widespread frost setting in nationwide.
While temperatures will rise again on Monday afternoon, some may be disappointed that there won’t be a proper fall of snow.
So today we’re asking: Would you like a big snow event?
Poll Results:
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Ireland must address gender-based violence once and for all, Professor Jane Monckton Smith writes.
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