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Monday 26 September 2022
The hosts displayed the kind of resilience and ruthlessness their manager called for in the build-up in front of a sold-out Wembley crowd.
The Journal’s Niall O’Connor reports from Rome.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Earlier this month, the North vowed never to give up its nuclear weapons.
He is only the third receipient of the honour, after Daniel Day-Lewis and Katie Taylor.
Stephen Kenny is expected to make a couple of changes from the Scotland game.
Peter Kyle said there are ‘problems’ with the Northern Ireland Protocol.
Woodside was also charged with driving without a licence and insurance and of failing to give Gardai his name.
A far-right party is set to take power in Italy after winning around one-quarter of the vote in the country’s general election.
One activist told the court that the state’s attitude to homelessness was to say that ‘it can’t do anything about it’.
The pound crashed on Friday and Monday after the British Chancellor’s mini-budget.
The gunman killed himself after he opened fire, officials said.
Josh Cullen will miss the game through suspension.
The boy made no reply to the charges.
The planet will come within 590 million kilometres of Earth during an event known as “opposition”.
Bernard Jackman voiced his concerns on The42 Rugby Weekly Extra podcast.
Britain’s opposition climate change secretary criticised the Government’s decision to open the door for fracking.
Neither Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng nor Liz Truss are currently expected to publicly address the major market shift.
Several men are to appear before the High Court over an alleged breach of a court order.
Close to 26,000 litres of beer, over 11,800 litres of wine, and around 77.5 kilograms of ‘roll your own’ tobacco were seized.
Ian was forecast to intensify rapidly and become a major hurricane as soon as late Monday.
Deividas Uosis was one of three departures announced by the club
A UN report on Xinjiang published last month cited possible crimes against humanity against Uyghur Muslims in the region.
Giorgia Meloni is on course to become Italy’s first female prime minister.
Sofia Ammassari and Duncan McDonnell look at the shock political shift of Italy to the far-right and ask what it means for the future.
A massive fire and explosion was caused in the port of Odessa.
There has been widespread support for the announcement.
More than 50,000 people were taken to emergency shelters in the main Luzon region.
Thousands of people attended a cost-of-living march in Dublin on Saturday,
Donal Kennedy was last seen at around 11.30pm on the Main Street in Ballybunion on 24 September.
Joe Hodge is ready to go again after experiencing a difficult time with injuries.
The wrought iron artefact was discovered during a seabed survey off the coast of Suffolk.
Protests abroad in solidarity with Iranian women were also held in Athens, Berlin, Brussels, Istanbul, Madrid, New York and other cities.
Martin Fraser said he was an optimist about the chances of resolving the issues around the Protocol.
Brothers of Italy has its roots in the post-fascist movement founded by supporters of dictator Benito Mussolini.
There was a 0.1% increase in the second quarter of the year but year-on-year inflation remains high at 7.7%.
Economist Victor Duggan has some good advice for the finance minister ahead of tomorrow’s budget.
LAST SATURDAY SAW one of the largest protest marches in Ireland in recent months, as thousands descended on Dublin city centre to call for help from the government during a cost-of-living crisis.
Dozens of campaign groups, from students to pensioners, carers to climate activists, flooded O’Connell Street before marching to Merrion Square, to demand action for those struggling to make ends meet.
Organisers of the march made no secret of their hope that Dublin would see a march of people not seen since the Right2Water marches of 2015.
So, today we’re asking: When did you last attend a protest march?
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Economist Victor Duggan has some good advice for the finance minister ahead of tomorrow’s budget.
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