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Sunday 23 January 2022
The champions now play Ballygunner in the decider.
The Sinn Fein President said a reported Government plan to appoint a panel of experts to assess the state’s handling of Covid was not sufficient.
Nusrat Ghani said she was told her faith was “making colleagues uncomfortable” when she was sacked as a transport minister.
Minister for State Patrick O’Donovan said that the Foreign Affairs Minister was “not happy”
Andy Friend’s team led 31-20 entering the final quarter.
The adult entertainment star claims her former lawyer cheated her out of book money.
The Workplace Relations Commission found that Regeneron unfairly dismissed Robert Libera for gross misconduct.
The Health Minister said that the Government is currently looking at a medium-term strategy for current Covid-19 protections, like vaccines and testing.
Liz Truss has accused Vladimir Putin of plotting to install a pro-Moscow leader as head of the government in Russia’s neighbouring country.
A video posted online appears to show a firm line being taken against people wearing the t-shirts.
Thich Nhat Hanh passed away aged 95 yesterday in the city of Hue, Vietnam.
The figures were confirmed by the Department of Health this afternoon.
The alleged attacker was a 22-year-old man and faces a murder charge.
A 22-year-old man has been arrested in relation to drug trafficking offences.
Cryptocurrencies have soared in popularity in recent years.
A man and a woman were arrested following the incident.
Cork hurling legend Brian Corcoran and Ireland international Áine O’Gorman speak to The42 about why they went back.
Shortly after 11pm yesterday, a pedestrian was seriously injured when he was struck by a car.
Author Clodagh Finn on the women who are too often relegated to the footnotes of history.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Shortly before 1.30am, gardaí and units from Dublin Fire Brigade attended the scene of the collision in Dublin 12.
Conor Carey’s career has taken him from Ulster to Connacht and on to Northampton Saints.
The area housed the headquarters for the leaders of the Easter Rising in the final stages of the 1916 insurrection.
Jacinda Ardern had been planning to get married next weekend but the celebration has been postponed.
Caoimhín de Barra looks at democracy and asks if it prevents politicians from pushing for real change.
Misleading headlines about Lufthansa flying thousands of empty planes have been reported in recent weeks.
The death of Meat Loaf was confirm by his family in a statement yesterday.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Spain and the United Kingdom have both unveiled new rules aimed at tightening advertising standards for crypto-assets.
Five tries at Kingspan Stadium and a thoroughly dominant display for 70 minutes proved enough for the Irish side.
More than 80 people have been killed after the attack in Saada province.
Our columnist says it’s not looking good for the Democrats in the 2022 midterms this November.
The majority of Covid-19 restrictions lifted at 6am on Saturday.
The missile test will take place in the first week of February in the Atlantic Ocean.
The man is charged with breaching the terms of a prevention order by having contact with a male child.
Marcus Rashford scored a winner deep into stoppage time.
Dr Matthew Willson was described by the University of Exeter as a ‘much-loved member of our astrophysics team’.
IRELAND’S ADVERTISING STANDARDS watchdog says it is monitoring developments in other countries after British authorities unveiled new regulations aimed at curbing misleading advertising for cryptocurrencies.
Under the new UK regime, the promotion of risky crypto-assets like Bitcoin or Dogecoin and crypto exchanges — apps where investors can buy and trade coins — like Crypto.com and Coinbase, will now be subject to UK Financial Conduct Authority advertising rules.
Cryptocurrencies, which have soared in popularity in recent years, are digital assets.
Unlike normal currencies, there is no centralised system for keeping track of and verifying transactions made using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin or Dogecoin. Instead, transactions in crypto are logged by users across a global network of computers using cryptography.
We want to know: Have you bought any cryptocurrency?
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Author Clodagh Finn on the women who are too often relegated to the footnotes of history.
Our columnist says it’s not looking good for the Democrats in the 2022 midterms this November.
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