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Saturday 25 September 2021
Women, human-rights activists, members of LGBTQI+ community and journalists are among those offered these places.
Video footage from the civil guard showed a garden in the area completely covered in thick ash.
The 54-year-old singer is accused of running a Chicago-based criminal enterprise that recruited his accusers for unwanted sex.
Judge John King heard the woiman made an effort to flee when she was let out to urinate but he had supervised her and caught her again.
Andrezej Buraczewski died after falling from the fourth floor of a scaffolding structure at a house in Rathgar, Dublin.
He said UN nations had not done enough to protect poorer nations.
Dr Stephen McWilliams examines whether the secret agent with a licence to kill is a psychopath, and why we still like him for it.
The Garda Commissioner has said that there will be a review of garda vetting procedures for the homelessness sector.
Joe McCarron, 75, passed away at Letterkenny University Hospital earlier today after a fight against Covid-19.
Protests have taken place in Cork, Dublin and Galway.
The Taoiseach says he believes there will be a ‘challenging winter’.
It will be O’Connor’s third spell in charge of the Kerry senior side.
The MEP is wanted in Spain for sedition for leading a secession bid for the Catalonia region.
Irish shoppers are being advised to start planning their Christmas purchases as soon as they can.
Oscar Ponsonby has been missing since Wednesday.
All you need to know about your chat show options tonight.
The event is due to take place at 7pm in Pegler Square and is expected to be attended by 500 mourners.
Biden vowed to reverse what he called Donald Trump’s inhumane policies.
Varadkar had said if Ireland signs up to OECD plans for a global minimum rate, it would only apply to firms earning over 750 million US dollars a year.
Four people received non-life threatening injuries after the aircraft crashed yesterday evening.
The Department of Health reported the latest figures today.
Joseph Harte has been missing from Clonakilty since Friday 17 September.
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DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has criticised Michael D Higgins.
Prosecution counsel told the court that gardaí “absolutely did not discuss witness statements” in the courtroom.
Garda Commissioner Drew Harris presented the Scott medal, the force’s highest honour, to 15 deceased and serving members of An Garda Síochána.
There is a total of 6,023 adults and 2,189 children who are homeless.
Changes to contact tracing rules come into effect on Monday.
Melbourne Demons and Western Bulldogs play the final in Perth after a chaotic week in their home city.
The shooting took place as Jitendra Gogi entered the courtroom in New Delhi to face murder and extortion charges.
Glanbia Ireland chairman John Murphy said the company remains “totally committed to this project”.
The former first lady says Northern Ireland is a symbol of peace and hope.
The pair appeared before a court in Derry accused of rioting and throwing petrol bombs amid disorder during which the journalist was shot dead.
The legal action challenges the decision not to award all Jadotville men military honours.
Rugby World Cup winner RG Snyman is set to make his Thomond Park debut off the bench on his second appearance for the province having missed last season through injury.
The lava has destroy almost 400 buildings on the island of La Palma.
Mount Elbrus is the highest mountain in Europe at 5,642 metres.
TAOISEACH MICHEÁL MARTIN suggested yesterday that plans to recognise the hard work of frontline staff during the pandemic may not be limited to healthcare workers.
“We want to reflect the contribution that people have made during Covid-19, particularly frontline workers. Frontline workers have been in many sectors, not least in retail, right from the beginning and the commencement of the pandemic,” he said.
Martin said there would be “further engagement” with the relevant sectors on the Government’s said plan for a one-off bonus, either a cash lump sum or additional leave days.
The public expenditure minister Michael McGrath said the Government will be dealing with the matter in the next few weeks but that the cost of granting ten days additional leave to healthcare workers as recognition of their work during the pandemic would cost the State “well over €1 billion”.
So, today we’re asking: Do you think that healthcare workers and other frontline workers should get a pandemic bonus?
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Caoimhe de Barra of Trócaire says humanity must act as one on ending hunger and malnutrition.
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