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Monday 6 December 2021
The Anglo-Irish Treaty was signed 100 years ago this week.
‘I mean, I think it’d be unusual for me if I wasn’t the favourite going into a fight at this stage,’ laughed Taylor ahead of her title defence next Saturday.
This week, our reader is busy renovating her home, which she purchased with her partner in August.
The title will be decided at the final race in Abu Dhabi next weekend.
The pontiff said Europe was “torn by nationalist egoism”.
Ireland is exempt from further rules on testing announced yesterday for people travelling to the UK.
Thousands of people gathered in Brussels to demonstrate against the latest restrictions announced on Friday.
Dole announced earlier this year that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer.
The weather warnings will be in place for the country on Tuesday and early Wednesday.
Allied Western countries called on the Taliban to end the targeted killings of former members of Afghan security forces.
Fred struck 13 minutes from time to give United a 1-0 win against Crystal Palace.
The Tralee derby took centre stage today in the Kingdom.
The government agreed a number of new measures on hospitality and household visits on Friday.
Parents of school shooting victims and fellow lawmakers accused Massie of insensitivity following a recent Michigan shooting.
In two instances in the first half of this year, there was a more than two-hour delay in paramedics arriving after being called.
Dominic Raab said it would have been a breach of Covid restrictions if Downing Street staff held a party last year.
After operating at a limited capacity last year, the market is now back with a full trading capacity.
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures today.
“It is about keeping our kids safe, keeping our families safe, keeping all Australians safe,” Australia’s Health Minister said.
The network has said it will continue to investigate their former staffer’s conduct ‘as appropriate’.
McCormack’s time of 2:23:58 is second only to Catherina McKiernan’s national record.
Would you consider a turkey-less Christmas?
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Morocco has banned all incoming flights for at least two weeks.
The Mount Semeru volcano erupted yesterday.
Nine to 12 year-olds are now required to wear face masks in Ireland.
The Republic of Ireland captain will fly the flag on the big stage.
One child has been taken out of the school because of the lack of on-site clinicians with the relevant skills.
Many teachers in the group have said they will not comply with the new rules.
She turned 40 this week, let’s celebrate her a bit.
The southern province have some highly experienced players available.
Jurgen Klopp was full of praise for Divock Origi after the Belgian scored another important goal for Liverpool.
It hasn’t gone away, you know.
Mia de Faoite documents the horror and abuse that come with prostitution and trafficking and says society must not forget these women.
A 21-year-old man has been arrested.
VEGAN AND VEGETARIAN options to replace the traditional turkey and ham Christmas dinner have become more popular and easy to access in recent years.
Christmas dinner is generally a meat-heavy meal, but let’s be honest, the best part for a lot of people is usually the potatoes and other sides.
Today we’re asking: Would you eat a meatless Christmas dinner?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
This week, our reader is busy renovating her home, which she purchased with her partner in August.
Mostly cloudy, a shower in the afternoon
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Min: 1 °C
Morning rain, then a couple of t-showers
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Mostly cloudy with a little rain
Max: 7 °C
Min: 4 °C
