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Tuesday 24 May 2022
The veteran group are heading out on their first post-Covid tour.
A man in his 50s remains in Garda custody.
The case is the latest in a raft of legal actions against the 84-year-old, who was once one of the most popular performers on US television.
The withdrawal of routine laboratory services will also impact on GP services across the country.
‘In cases where a migrant’s residence becomes undocumented, care should be taken to ensure they are not afraid to access basic services.’
The announcement follows years of criticism that the social media platforms withhold too much information.
The Irish Home Builders Association will tell TDs that the situation is getting worse on a weekly basis.
The governor of Luhansk said that Severodonetsk was under massive attack, warning residents that it was too late to evacuate.
Ronan O’Gara is hoping to lead La Rochelle to Champions Cup success this weekend, with old foes Leinster standing in his way.
Martin will hold bilateral meetings with political leaders and senior executives from multinational companies.
Labour said photographs of the British Prime Minister at a No 10 function show he misled Parliament.
As medical scientists’ industrial action escalates, the TD says it’s time for pay parity for these frontline workers.
Median household income of first-time buyers increased from €71,000 to €77,000.
The GRA said gardaí are facing a massive morale problem.
The lawsuit maintains he was aware of the potential dangers of sharing Facebook users’ data.
The UK PM is seen raising a glass while surrounded by at least nine people and six bottles of wine during the second lockdown.
The accused was aged 15 when he sexually assaulted the then 14-year-old girl in a field in Co Tipperary in July 2019.
Tunde Owolabi scored all of his side’s goals in a 3-0 win over Bohemians.
The Taoiseach made the remarks during a press conference with Dutch PM Mark Rutte
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
14 Irish players accumulated just under 10,000 minutes action this season, less than half of last season’s total.
The organisation says that several ground nesting birds are at risk of extinction without funding for conservation schemes.
However, the national forecaster has warned that the risk of fires remains high in many areas.
Here are our picks of movies on TV this week.
They won for the novel The Art of Losing.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to come forward.
Starbucks said it decided to close its 130 stores and no longer have a brand presence in Russia.
Coughlan was a member of critically acclaimed bands The Fatima Mansions and Microdisney.
Murray Kinsella, Bernard Jackman and Gavan Casey dissected Leinster’s highly impressive victory over Munster on today’s members’ rugby pod.
Sean Fitzgerald, 34, of Galtymore Road, Drimnagh, pleaded not guilty to the robbery but was convicted.
A Fianna Fáil senator said that he has had to sleep in his car twice and that other politicians have the same problem.
As of Saturday, there were 92 confirmed cases of the disease in countries where monkeypox is not endemic.
The Waterford writer wrote many books about her journeys abroad – often travelled by bicycle.
Mayo host Monaghan in the other clash between Division 1 teams.
BA.4 and BA.5 were identified by the ECDC as variants of concern earlier this month.
Both players picked up injuries during the province’s semi-final win over Toulouse.
The offence occurred in 2019 when the parties were playing in a field near their homes.
THE 27TH WINNER of the Dublin Literary Award will be announced this afternoon by Lord Mayor Alison Gilliland.
The shortlist of six books includes two novels in translation and features authors from France, Ireland, Alderville First Nation; Canada, New Zealand and Nigeria.
The winner of the award will receive €100,000, making it the world’s most valuable annual prize for a single work of fiction published in English.
With this in mind, we’re asking: How often do you read a book?
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