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Friday 7 October 2022
Ukraine has in recent days made a second significant push to reclaim territory in the Kharkiv and Kherson regions.
Connacht defeated their Irish rivals 20-11 at the Sportsground this evening.
Andrew Holtzman was called to testify by lawyers for actor Anthony Rapp.
Several people are understood to be trapped under the rubble.
The Council said the scheme’s scale, bulk and height would impact on the setting and character of the adjoining Royal Hospital Kilmainham.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The incident occurred at around 1.10pm in the Dunamaise area of Stradbally.
The contest is being held in the UK after this year’s winner, Ukraine, was deemed unable to host because of the Russian invasion.
The Ukrainian military personnel, injured in the fighting against Russian forces, arrived on a Romanian aircraft into Dublin.
Listen in to hear journalist Sam Cowie, who’s based in Sao Paulo, explain.
The protests were sparked by the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in the custody of the morality police.
The teenager was last seen wearing black tracksuit bottoms and a black jacket.
Burns has also had the Tory whip suspended pending an investigation
Take a dive into this week’s headlines and find out what you know.
The Foreign Affairs Minister met with Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris in London today.
Stephen Silver is accused of murdering Detective Garda Colm Horkan.
The seasonally adjusted live register for September was 184,100 people – a decrease of 1,900 from the previous month.
Extensive damage has been caused to an industrial unit and firefighters remain at the scene.
Coiste Forbatha Bheal Átha an Ghaorthaidh had been pursuing legal action against An Bord Pleanála in relation to the proposed wind farm.
The father of one was accused of being in an intoxicated state while aboard a flight into Dublin last year.
Sean O’Brien’s signing for Naas RFC was discussed on the latest episode of Rugby Weekly.
Exemptions also apply to a range of non-domestic buildings.
A safety mechanism on a crane that was holding the two men failed.
The new terms will cover the next 12 months.
There had previously been some doubt surrounding the details of the TV coverage.
Mason O’Connell Conway was found with serious injuries at a house in Limerick in March 2021.
Tom Dooley died following a row during the burial of a young woman at a funeral.
The former BBC correspondent says the signs of compromise are not good as another deadline looms for Stormont.
The judges wanted to honour ‘three outstanding champions of peaceful coexistence in the neighbour countries Belarus, Russia and Ukraine’.
Doireann Garrihy has been a regular on RTE shows.
The incident came less than a week after the use of tear gas outside a football match in Indonesia set off a crush that left 131 people dead.
Get stuck into this lot over the weekend.
The child suffered fatal injuries at a house in Limerick last year.
At least 24 of the victims in the small town of Uthai Sawan were children.
Gardaí say the searches were conducted ‘as part of ongoing investigations into local criminal activity in Limerick City’.
3,769 individual results were upgraded, meaning more than 20% of the appeals were successful.
Russian officials have spoken of the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons.
RTE HAS ANNOUNCED that Doireann Garrihy will join Jennifer Zamparelli to present the sixth series of Dancing with the Stars when it starts back in January.
Garrihy is a well known presenter on RTE and has been seen on the Big Night In and The Podge and Rodge Show as well as her comedy show The Doireann Project.
She can be heard on 2FM Breakfast with Donncha O’Callaghan and Carl Mullan.
With all that said, this morning we are asking: Will you be watching Dancing with the Stars?
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