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Saturday 2 July 2022
Vera Pauw also alleged she suffered two other sexual assaults during her career.
At the heart of a draft biodiversity treaty is a plan to designate 30% of land and oceans as protected zones by 2030.
The Sinn Féin leader is planning a tour to Australia to “engage with the Irish community”.
Venice officials confirmed new rules today for day-trippers that come into effect in January.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Chris Pincher quit as Tory deputy chief whip yesterday after a drunken incident in which he allegedly groped two other men.
An international convention bans the use of phosphorus weapons against civilians but allows it on military targets.
It was a thrilling finish for the Offaly man at Mount Juliet.
Countries in Africa have reported more than 1,800 suspected cases so far this year including more than 70 deaths.
Geraldine was last seen wearing dark bottoms and a dark green jacket.
If the application is successful, the site will be sold to service the debts of Cork GAA.
Inspector Niall Flood was found seriously injured on the R522, near Newcastle West in Limerick, on Thursday night.
The court had heard two men attacked the student as he was returning from a shop to his on-campus accommodation.
The survey is the first on travel behaviour carried out by the CSO since the coronavirus pandemic.
Some 39 cases of the virus have been confirmed in Ireland.
Daniel Murtagh was convicted of murdering Nadine Lott last year.
The Taoiseach said that Covid is putting pressure on hospitals around the country.
Allen (22) is the eldest son of celebrity chef Rachel Allen.
Kayleigh is described as being 5’ 3” tall, of slim build with long brown hair.
The two-time Olympic gold medallist is facing up to 10 years in prison for large-scale transportation of drugs.
The vessels, the LÉ Eithne, LÉ Orla and LÉ Ciara have all reached the end of their service life.
Professor Breda Smyth has been appointed to serve as Ireland’s interim chief medical officer.
How well do you remember the week’s headlines?
One passenger told The Journal that the airline has offered to reschedule them to a flight four days after their original departure date.
Andrei is missing from the Castleknock area of Dublin.
Cabinet could decide next week to bring the Budget forward to the end of September.
Additional PRSI contributions will be needed to ensure the pension age is not increased, says Micheál Martin.
The victim was aged between one and eight when his father raped and molested him.
For tenancies less than six months, the notice landlords must give to tenants is set to triple.
A group of family members of people killed in the 11 September, 2001 attacks held a press conference to voice their outrage.
It’s expected that high rates of increase will level off in the next 12 months.
The commission has published its annual report.
New parents can now take up to seven weeks leave as part of measures introduced by the Departments of Children and Social Protection.
Jurors are currently selected for inquests by Gardaí, but campaigners had raised concerns about this due to the force’s involvement in the inquest.
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton is wary of the influence his former coach will have on the All Blacks as they prepare to face Ireland tomorrow.
It might be painful but there is no evidence to support the claim.
The fund was developed under the leadership of the United States, Italy and Indonesia.
THIS SUMMER IT emerged that a beach resort in Spain has banned people from peeing in the sea and that those found to have done the deed now face a €750 fine.
The council for the town of Vigo in Galicia passed legislation this month which would see people fined for ”physiological evacuations in the sea or on the beach”.
The council has not said how it plans on enforcing the new by-laws.
This morning, we want to know: Do you think it’s okay to pee in the sea?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The Sinn Féin deputy says now is the time for emergency measures to tackle rising inflation.
Minister of State Peter Burke says he’s hoping to make real change for women in public life.
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