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Saturday 1 October 2022
There are several thousand Russian soldiers in the area, which has been under Moscow’s control since the spring.
To compound the visitors’ woe, Emerson Royal was sent off in the second half for a poor challenge.
The politics professor examines the Russian leader’s attempt this week to annex parts of Ukraine in a sham referendum.
The event takes place in the RDS in Dublin today with Taoiseach Micheál Martin due to give his speech at 6.30pm.
Liz Truss has admitted the Government caused ‘disruption’ of the markets, but insisted they were right to act.
The windfall tax take will help ‘buffer’ Ireland’s finances, says the Taoiseach.
Cold Feet star Jimmy Nesbitt will deliver the keynote address at the Ireland’s Future event in Dublin.
Environmental campaigner Jamie Rohu says we must rethink our relationship with the natural world.
The UK Prime Minister was updated on the latest situation in the Baltic by her Danish counterpart Mette Fredriksen.
The half-backs led the way in Friday’s 54-7 defeat of the Griquas.
Tensions are running high ahead of polling day, with Lula gunning to win outright without the need for a runoff.
‘The whole game will explode,’ says Vera Pauw.
At least 30 people have been confirmed dead, including 27 people in Florida.
A new hurling book, Limerick: A Biography in Nine Lives, tells the story of heartbreak and joy.
US Vice President Kamala Harris visited South Korea earlier this week.
James Cronin has made a superb start to life with Leicester but his exit from Munster hurt.
Increases for Electric Ireland and SSE Airtricity customers comes into effect today.
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.
A MASSIVE RALLY calling for a United Ireland will take place this afternoon at the Three Arena, with several high-profile figures in Irish politics set to engage on the issue, including Tánaiste Leo Varadkar and Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald.
The continued push for Irish unity has come more to the fore recently, with Sinn Féin in particular continuing to press its case at home and abroad.
Meanwhile in the UK, Labour’s Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Kyle has said that he would be willing to call a border poll if the circumstances set out in the Good Friday Agreement were met.
With that in mind, today we want to know: Would you like to see a United Ireland within your lifetime?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Environmental campaigner Jamie Rohu says we must rethink our relationship with the natural world.
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