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Thursday 2 December 2021
# Hospitality
# The Banks
# global drugs survey
It is the last club in Ireland to do so.
Tony Duffin of the Ana Liffey Drug Project believes a drop in crack cocaine cost is directly linked to increased supply.
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures this evening.
Ethylene oxide is not permitted for use in foods sold in the European Union.
EPCR has stressed its intention for the pool stages to go ahead as scheduled.
Businesses have called for cuts to the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme to be reversed amid mass cancellations over Covid fears.
Business minister George Freeman had suggested festive gatherings could depend on how many are attending
A total of 209 people have benefited from the boosted prize funds, to a total of almost €16 million.
The incident was documented off Co Louth last month.
The animals have been taken by the DSPCA for veterinary treatment.
In a first, this year’s shortlist was made up entirely of groups with no individual artist being nominated.
The new six-week window in late March and April means the tournament will no longer be linked to the men’s calendar.
Varadkar said a decision on financial supports will be made in the coming days.
The store manager said they spent the evening watching television and eating.
The bank has committed to giving up to six months notice of its departure in 2022.
Recommendations of an Oireachtas report also include mandatory anti-racism training and temporary repeal of trespass legislation.
Barclays, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC and Credit Suisse all received fines.
Justice Garrett Simons wants to hear more submissions before making a decision in the new year.
Ukraine’s goal of re-taking Crimea has been described as “a direct threat to Russia.”
The failures could have led to customers being denied access to basic banking services.
“This is a victory not just for me, but for anyone who has ever felt scared to stand up for what’s right.”
The incident occurred at around 7.20pm yesterday.
Detectives have charged two more men, aged 38 and 39, in relation with the incident.
The website will often suggest that it is regulated by the Central Bank Of Ireland, even though it is not, and provide a fake Irish address.
Additionally, the UK has approved a Covid drug treatment that makers say works against Omicron.
Abimbola Osundairo said the actor asked him and his brother ‘to fake beat him up’.
Is it too soon to be hearing Wham! or Mariah Carey back on the air?
Three women were taken to University Hospital Waterford to be treated for serious injuries
It comes days after an inquiry found that sexual harassment and bullying are rife in Australia’s parliament.
Mask users lose visual information, but there are lots of things you can do to help them, writes speech and language therapist Kate Beckett.
The National Cancer Registry Ireland 2021 report was published today.
Mrs Brown’s Boys is back with two more episodes on Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve.
The Foreign Affairs Minister said some issues could be resolved soon, such as the flow of medicines into Northern Ireland.
Authorities said the pre-dawn attack resulted in gunshot wounds to two police officers.
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the imposing court in Washington as the nine justices heard two hours of arguments.
The new dinosaur species had seven pairs of “blades” laid out sideways like a slicing weapon.
CHRISTMAS FM RETURNED to the airwaves at the weekend bringing festive songs on a full-time basis, if that’s what you want.
But when is it okay for other radio stations to start playing the Christmas hits in advance of the 25th? Is it too soon to be hearing Wham! or Mariah Carey back on the air?
So today, in the spirit of the season, we’re asking: When is it acceptable for radio stations to start playing Christmas songs?
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