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Wednesday 27 October 2021
# Covid-19
# Looks like Rain Ted
The drugs were seized following the search of a house in Monaghan on Monday.
The US has ratcheted up tensions, calling for Taiwan to have greater involvement in the world body.
There are currently 513 in hospitals with the disease.
The FCC cited the danger that Beijing might use the firm to eavesdrop or disrupt US communications.
“I’m a footballer and I’m gay,” the 21-year-old declared on social media.
Met Éireann says conditions will be unsettled for the rest of the week.
Australia closed its borders on 20 March last year.
MPs have been heavily critical of the programme in the report.
A District Judge in January ruled that Assange is a serious suicide threat if extradited across the Atlantic.
Commons authorities said it couldn’t compel MPs to wear masks as they are not deemed to be Parliament employees.
The committee does not have the power to bring charges itself.
The incidents happened shortly after 8pm last night.
The FDA isn’t bound by the panel’s recommendation and is expected to make its own decision within days.
A nationwide use of the Covid-19 pass has been expanded.
Trade with European ports, meanwhile, has increased by 36% in the first nine months of the year.
The military takeover has been widely denounced.
The Ireland boss says that lessons learned in defeats to higher-ranked sides were key to tonight’s win over Finland.
TikTok and Snapcaht reps argued they are built to protect against the mental health and safety risks present on social media.
The criticism by President Joe Biden’s administration was some of the strongest in years on Israel.
The British royal family are due to carry out a series of engagements at Cop26.
Noel McNamara is thriving in his new role with the Sharks after joining from Leinster.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar says there are concerns about the level of infection among healthcare workers and patients in hospital.
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Last week, MPs rejected placing a new duty on water companies to reduce raw sewage discharges into English rivers.
The Girls In Green came out on top of a crucial World Cup qualifying clash in Helsinki.
Here are some TV highlights from the week ahead.
Just 14 vaccine doses have been administered per 100 people in Africa.
The woman has argued the snack contains more quantities of other fruits.
The court was told the case against Derryroe Ltd and the co-defendants was the “unauthorised demolition” of The O’Rahilly House.
Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill said the policy must be delivered upon.
Josh Henney twice kicked the dog in its underbelly while its owner was speaking with his mother.
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures this evening.
Ireland’s first proposed carbon budgets were finalised yesterday.
THE FAI HAS warned fans against buying tickets for next month’s sold-out World Cup qualifier against Portugal at inflated prices from third-party websites or unauthorised sellers.
Tickets for the game against a star-studded Portugal squad sold out within an hour of going on general sale yesterday morning, but some have since surfaced online, some priced at three times their face value.
The Association say anyone buying a touted ticket risks being denied entry to the game.
This morning we want to know: Have you ever bought a ticket from a tout?
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Periods of rain; breezy this morning
Max: 16 °C
Min: 13 °C
Periods of rain
Max: 15 °C
Min: 9 °C
Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers
Max: 13 °C
Min: 6 °C
