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Monday 27 September 2021
The Dubliner could do little to stem the red tide all weekend.
Stay-at-home orders are set to be lifted when the double-dose vaccination rate hits 70%.
Funding has been granted in a bid to increase the number of female candidates and councillors in the next local election in 2024.
The British Government has suspended competition laws to help keep petrol stations topped-up amid panic buying by motorists.
Of the 63 seats in the Althing parliament, 30 were won by women, or 47.6 percent, following the recount.
Inflation is highest outisde of cities, with prices rising by 13%.
The fuel allowance is an additional social welfare payment that is means-tested.
Asymptomatic children who become close contacts in school will no longer have to restrict their movements.
The hosts stormed to a 19-9 success.
One year on from the blaze at the Moria refugee camp, asylum seekers are being placed in high-security camps.
McIlroy finished on a winning note in the singles but Shane Lowry lost out.
This week, our reader feels lucky to be able to save the equivalent of her mortgage payments while living with her aunt.
The country has authorised same-sex civil partnerships since 2007.
The Gunners were 3-1 winners at the Emirates Stadium.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Contact tracing is being halted in childcare and primary schools.
Analysts say the trend could shift significantly due to the large number of postal votes this year.
Iceland does not have legal quotas on female representation in parliament.
Met Éireann says temperatures will fall back to “around normal for the time of year”.
The bank has apologised to customers due to wait times on its phonelines.
The latest Covid-19 case numbers were confirmed this afternoon by the Department of Health.
Pelletstown Station is situated 12 minutes from Dublin city centre.
For his first week in the States as Taoiseach, Micheál Martin put his best foot forward on the world’s stage.
Paddy Prendergast was full-back on the last Mayo side to lift Sam Maguire.
The move has been hailed as “a very important achievement”.
The 38-year-old man was detained in the early hours of this morning.
Ireland’s World Cup qualifying dream came to a gut-wrenching end last night.
The man, who was in his 30s, received serious injuries and died in hospital.
The 16-year-old was last seen in the Clondalkin area on Monday 20 September.
The United States go into today’s final session at Whistling Straits with a massive six-point lead.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
The end of Direct Provision by December 2024 is doubtful as more than 4000 asylum seekers await their claims to be assesed, writes Bulelani Mfaco.
Former Dublin minor hurler Cormac Ryan is raising money for Pieta House and Bodywhys.
The derailment happened in Montana about 50 km from the border with Canada.
THERE HAVE BEEN murmurings that there will be an increase to the minimum wage in the upcoming budget.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said the rising cost of living needed to be accounted for in both social welfare rates and wages.
Earlier this month the CSO recorded that 12-month inflation in August 2021 was 2.8%, the highest level in 10 years.
Currently, the national minimum wage is €10.20 per hour after it increased by €0.10 on 1 January 2021.
Today we are asking you: Should the Government increase the minimum wage in the budget?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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