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Thursday 27 January 2022
The go-ahead was communicated in an email from Niall Burgess’s private secretary the day before the gathering.
The country’s foreign minister told his US counterpart that “regional security cannot be guaranteed” by expanding military blocs.
Micheál Martin will lay a wreath at the memorial to the victims of the tragedy.
In order to tackle toxic masculinity in everyday life, we need political leaders to take ownership of their own actions, writes Emma DeSouza.
Sanctions on Russia – or an invasion of Ukraine – could interrupt gas supply to Europe.
The An Post CEO said the stamps “reflect the unique mix of modernism and classicism that define” Ulysses.
Russia has planned military exercises to take place 240km off the Irish coast next week.
Locals in Carlow last week spoke of their shock at the incident.
Two of the bikes were confirmed as stolen and officers are in the process of reuniting them with their owners.
Ms Giuffre alleges the son of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth sexually assaulted her while she was a teenager.
But Antony Blinken said the written response also contains “serious” offers for a diplomatic path to de-escalate soaring tensions.
Andy Farrell is sure that Gavin Coombes will be looking to prove a point.
Pelosi has been the only female speaker of the House of Representatives.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The man was airlifted to Beaumont Hospital by the Air Corp Ambulance.
The report was expected to be handed to No 10 today but had not been delivered by the time the Commons adjourned.
Joe Biden has pledged to name the first black woman to the US’s highest court.
Munster CEO Ian Flanagan says the southern province ‘will do everything possible in exhausting all avenues to play the game at Thomond.’
The cigarettes are estimated to have resulted in a loss of €27,000 to the State.
A feasibility study will examine the potential use of the site,
Harry McCann says if the government ignores students’ calls for a change to the Leaving Cert, they risk alienating future voters.
Moya Doherty, the chair of the RTÉ Board, warned of her deep concerns about the future of the broadcaster.
This year will be Micheál Martin’s last opportunity as Taoiseach to visit with the US president in Washington DC.
The measure will initially apply to new applicants before being extended to other jobseekers over the coming months.
The former Defence Forces soldier, 39, has pleaded not guilty to charges of membership of Islamic State.
A man in his 30s has been arrested.
Heather Payne, Beibhinn Parsons and many more stars in the same age bracket have crossed paths in the sporting hotspot on the Galway/Roscommon border.
Health authorities confirmed the figures this evening.
Government has published the second quarterly update of the Housing for All plan.
Dublin City Council says prices are going up to deter long stay parking and to encourage people not to use cars.
The Association confirmed the change in its latest Covid-19 update for members this afternoon.
Trade unions have taken aim at the draft legislation, which they say is stacked in favour of employers over workers.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said fighting in and around Ghwayran prison since it was taken last week has killed 181 people.
The film festival will celebrate 20 years when it kicks off on 23 February and will run until 6 March.
Leader’ Questions got heated today with the Taoiseach and Mary Lou McDonald hitting out at each other over housing issues.
The Secretary General had temporarily waived an €81,000 pay rise.
New legislation includes criminal penalties for people who are convicted of trying to ‘convert’ LGBTQ people to heterosexuality.
LAST WEEK, A majority of Covid-19 restrictions were eased by the Government after being in place for almost two years.
Social distancing rules, caps on occupancy and limited opening hours for pubs and restaurants were all removed, while mask-wearing in shops and on public transport is set to remain in place until at least February.
With restrictions eased, the country is likely to see an uptick in socialisation as events like concerts return over the coming weeks.
So today we want to know: Have you been out at a pub, restaurant or event past 8pm since restrictions were eased?
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