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Monday 29 November 2021
The arrests relate to an outbreak of violence at a funeral in Tuam, Co Galway in September.
The High Court heard that Detective Garda Aidan Bracken had suffered PTSD while working on organised crime cases.
Kean Mulready Woods was killed in Dublin in January 2020.
They were very different tears this time around for Noel McGrath.
Daire Hickey, who co-founded the tech conference, is alleging his rights as a minority shareholder were oppressed by Cosgrave.
Magdalena Andersson resigned last week after seven hours when her budget failed to pass, but has been re-elected.
Two members of the touring party will have to remain in Cape Town.
A virtual meeting of the UN’s health agency is seeking to devise a global action plan for tackling future pandemics.
Niall Finnegan will serve three years for possessing the proceeds of ATM thefts by a criminal organisation.
The health minister also said plans to subsidise antigen tests have been scrapped because prices have dropped in recent weeks.
Zdzislaw Stobyra has been missing for over a week.
Michael Scott’s original vision for Busáras included plans for a nightclub on the top floor, a newsreel cinema, a crèche, and a barber’s.
The pub itself is a protected structure, and according to the planning application, it would be retained as part of any development.
‘The squad is full of talent and has a great balance of youth and experience,’ said the German.
The Revolut app teamed up with RTÉ this year to allow people to donate to the Toy Show appeal directly through the app.
The country is removing Queen Elizabeth as its head of state.
Campaigners intend to march in Dublin again if the government does not revisit its plan.
The head of the WHO in Africa has said the bans attack ‘global solidarity’.
The 14-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been charged with murder and possession of a bladed article.
The Philippines also said it would temporarily suspend plans to allow fully vaccinated tourists.
The British socialite is the ex-girlfriend of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
The Late Late Toy Show went with a classic theme this year.
Jadon Sancho had given the visitors the lead in this evening’s Premier League fixture at Stamford Bridge.
The new Omicron variant of Covid-19 has been deemed a ‘concern’ by the World Health Organisation.
This week, our reader is determined to get back to travelling a little more and enjoys subsidised meals at work.
Pat’s were winners on penalties after a 1-1 draw against Bohemians.
The law provides the legal basis for the so-called Covid certificate to indicate that a person has been vaccinated or has recovered from the disease.
Investigations are ongoing. There are no reports of any arrests.
A week after winning the county’s senior football title, the club has repeated the achievement in hurling.
The minister said government will heed public health advice, but added that “our people need a social life’” for their wellbeing.
The deep quake affected almost half of the country, including coastal and Andean regions, and the capital Lima.
The UK Brexit Minister David Frost described last week a “significant” gap remaining between the UK and the EU.
Jason Burcombe has been missing from Ennis since 23 November.
The cases emerged from 61 positive cases in passengers on planes from South Africa to Amsterdam.
The province will return to their Cape Town hotel for an isolation period after a round of PCR testing last night returned a positive test.
SO BLACK FRIDAY has come and gone.
The day of flash sales – when retailers slash prices – took place on Friday last.
Experts predicted that Irish shoppers spent €25k a minute during the sale.
This morning we want to know: Did you buy anything on Black Friday?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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