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Saturday 22 January 2022
A survey released by the Irish Second-Level Students’ Union this week showed 68% of students want a ‘hybrid-model’ Leaving Cert.
The missile test will take place in the first week of February in the Atlantic Ocean.
The latest figures were confirmed by the Department of Health today.
50% of plastic packaging waste needs to be recycled by 2025. The latest figures show only 22.5% is.
The government confirmed plans for a €1,000 tax-free bonus for public sector healthcare workers earlier this week.
The pledge came despite a summit between the countries’ top diplomats producing no clear movement.
Chris Bryant said threats to withdraw funding from constituencies of MPs seeking to oust the PM should be referred to the police.
The vast majority of Covid measures lifted at 6am today.
We’ve catalogued some of the landmark moments and milestones in Irish women’s history as part of this month’s Good Information Project cycle.
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St Mary’s became the first club from outside Munster to win the AIL in 2000.
By 2025, a target may be set for how much geothermal energy should contribute to Ireland’s long-term plans to reduce emissions.
Cathal Sweeney was last seen on Wednesday.
The independent senator says successive governments have failed to truly address the issue of drug use in Ireland.
He was the author of 29 books and produced several documentaries.
A new generation of Ulster players have emerged to help the club reconnect with fans – now they want recognition by Ireland.
Shane McInerney allegedly refused to wear a mask during a flight from Dublin to New York.
The screams of red foxes are typically heard between December and February.
Therapist Bernie Hackett says the culture of ‘staying positive’ denies a person their true feelings and stifles healing.
He appeared in films including Coming To America and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
Play was delayed for 11 minutes in the second half when a section of the floodlights went out.
Alexandru Coceban died after he was struck by a forklift at the company’s factory in Kildare town.
Most measures will be lifted tomorrow. Experts say there are good reasons for this.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
A national commemoration event will take place on Sunday 20 March.
France captain Antoine Dupont is among the Toulouse players who have tested positive for Covid-19.
The security expert looks at the likelihood of an all-out invasion of Ukraine by Russia, and how it will play out on a global stage.
The Government announced the changes this evening.
The move was part of the Government’s announcement this evening.
Munster Rugby have reacted by releasing an additional 11,000 tickets for Sunday’s Heineken Champions Cup meeting with Wasps.
Last night, NPHET recommended that almost all Covid-19 restrictions could end.
Martin announced the news this evening.
Gardaí said they are examining all the circumstances around the man’s death.
Gardai are investigating the circumstances surrounding the woman’s death.
The latest figures were confirmed by health officials today.
Let’s see how much you remember from the past week.
PLANS TO WIND down Covid-19 restrictions were confirmed by the Government yesterday, with most restrictions ending from 6am today.
Bars, restaurants and nightclubs are set for a full return today as capacity and time limits are lifted. Mask-wearing in certain situations will remain for the time being but that will also be kept under review.
Visiting rules have been scrapped and any number of households are now allowed to gather. Crowd limits have also ended on indoor and outdoor events, including sports and concerts.
We want to know: As restrictions ease, what are you looking forward to most?
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