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Saturday 1 October 2022
Referendums held in the four regions were labelled as a ‘sham’ by the west.
Ian left a broad swathe of destruction after it went ashore on Florida’s Gulf Coast as one of the strongest storms ever to hit the US.
Ulster lost 20-13 to Leinster in round three of the URC this evening.
Andrew Walker concluded the 14-year-old died ‘from an act of self-harm while suffering depression and the negative effects of online content’.
The Government is not happy with the record high homelessness figures, Micheál Martin says.
The UN Security Council is due to hold an emergency meeting on the leaks later today.
Reid said he was ‘feeling emotionally drained saying goodbye to staff’.
Mullins won four All-Ireland senior medals in Dublin colours.
Some TDs have taken issue with the licensing of the lottery.
There were six children present in the van during the alleged incident.
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The findings are contained in the newly launched Older Persons Information Hub.
The 12-year-old was one of five victims of Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.
Marina Hrabar failed to answer bail for a second time by not attending her latest scheduled appearance today.
The incident in Dublin yesterday involved three men, all well known to gardaí.
Simon Easterby’s side scored eight tries in their opening game in Bloemfontein.
While the ‘precise’ cost of the project is not yet known, the ‘central’ estimate is €9.5 billion.
The fine was issued following an investigation into the way Instagram handled teenagers’ personal data.
The cycle networks will form part of the CycleConnects: Ireland’s Cycle Network programme.
Gardaí said they were investigating an incident of ‘endangerment’.
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The strike took place in the city of Zaporizhzhia.
Noah took over from Jon Stewart in 2015, who hosted the show for 16 years.
The Eurozone average reached to 10% followed a 9.1% rise in August.
The training exercise was held to ‘test the national response to a nuclear emergency abroad’.
The State has two months to act or potentially face legal action before the European Court of Justice.
Speaking prior to the agreement, Enegery Minister Eamon RyanIreland can expect up to €2 billion from the deal.
Our first article in a two part series on the work of the Irish Defence Forces in dealing with arms smuggling in Libya.
The longlist for the An Post Bookshop of the Year award was announced yesterday evening.
Olivia was fatally shot in the chest in her home in Liverpool on 22 August.
The 23-year-old back row has had peaks and troughs over the past few seasons.
The weather warning is in place for Clare, Donegal, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo.
The report found that there were issues where call takers did not properly assess the vulnerability of some callers.
Gardaí recovered the goods after a van was stopped and searched in Portlaoise yesterday.
The blast happened in the Dasht-e-Barchi neighbourhood of western Kabul.
IF YOU’RE A book lover, you’ll no doubt have your favourite shop that you love browsing in and buying from.
It might even be in the longlist for the An Post Bookshop of the Year award, which was announced yesterday evening.
The shortlist of six bookshops will be revealed on 20 October and the overall winner announced at the An Post Irish Book Awards on 23 November.
There are 12 bookshops across the country in the longlist for the An Post Bookshop of the Year category at this year’s An Post Irish Book Awards. The annual literary event celebrates Irish writing and authors, and last year the bookshop of the year category was introduced to acknowledge the significant role played by independent bookshops and local branches of bookshop chains in their local communities.
So, on that theme, today we want to know… How often do you read a book?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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