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Thursday 21 October 2021
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# Is The Coast Clear?
Ireland is understood to have two million rapid tests in stock.
The proceedings, being brought by Eve Cleary’s parents and siblings, claims medical negligence.
The Transport Minister denied the Government objected to the awarding of legal costs to the families.
The new roles are aimed at both experienced and graduate hires.
The rail provider has put a revised timetable in place that will close some lines which will be served with bus transfers instead.
It is due to issues with the disinfection process in the water supply for the area.
The Conservative MP for Southend West was killed on Friday.
Gardaí will particularly be focusing on rural roads throughout the day.
The awards will take place at a ceremony on 23 November.
Neither heads of state of Ireland or the UK were in attendance at the event.
The CMO said it is “a really concerning practice”.
The change will take place following November’s Autumn Test matches.
Almost 10,000 people accessed MQI’s services last year with almost 50,000 meals given to homeless people on a take-away basis.
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission has issued advice to consumers.
The Portuguese star was previously criticised for his lack of defensive work.
Covid-19 Digital Certificates will still be required for indoor hospitality from tomorrow.
The study analysed data from 5.4 million people in Scotland between April and September.
He’s spoken about launching his own social media site ever since he was barred from Twitter and Facebook.
Petito’s body was found on 19 September on the edge of Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park.
Former negotiator Sydney Nash says it’s sovereignty, not sausages, that the UK government cares about.
Several EU officials insisted that there would be no ganging-up against Poland.
Abolitionist leader Frederick Douglass visited Ireland in 1845.
The UN says emissions must go down nearly 50% by 2030.
The AY 4.2. variant has turned up several times in the United Kingdom.
The Agriculture Minister confirmed that farmers will have to participate in eco-schemes to avail themselves of 25% of funding available under part of the programme.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored a late winner.
Capacity limits at religious ceremonies have also been removed
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
The Kilkenny legend is to succeed Shane O’Neill.
Alan Corcoran, who once ran 35 marathons in 35 days, documents how he came to run his first Dublin City Marathon.
More than 15,000 tests per day are going through public health labs.
Only one nominated companion or partner is allowed to visit the hospital.
Judge Anthony Halpin said that this penalty would be instead of a half-hour jail sentence.
Andy Farrell has named his 38-man squad for the November Tests.
70% said there is a problem with understanding consent in Ireland.
Reports of drink spiking were received in Derry, while Scottish police investigate reports of spiking by injection.
COVID-19 DIGITAL CERTIFICATES will continue to be required for indoor hospitality and events from tomorrow.
The government is now advising that if you are in a place where guidelines are not being followed and you don’t feel safe to take your business elsewhere.
When asked on RTÉ’s Prime Time on Wednesday what the government will do about businesses that are not asking customers for their certificates, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said there will be an increase of enforcement.
“The message I’d send out to industry here is that we are in a precarious position again, we’re not out the gap, this isn’t over, please help us to enforce this measure because that’s how you will stay open,” he said.
“I’d also say to people, as well, if you’re going into a premises and somebody doesn’t ask you for your vaccine pass, ask them why not.”
So, today we want to know… Would you walk out of a pub or restaurant if they didn’t check your Covid cert on entry?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Concert promoter Shane Dunne reacts to the latest government announcement on the live events sector.
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