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Saturday 27 November 2021
# Coronavirus
# Patrick Harte
The US lyricist and composer is best known for works including West Side Story and Sweeney Todd.
Bohemians and Ireland U21 player Ross Tierney on emerging from ‘a dark place’.
Several European countries are reintroducing restrictions as they work to roll out booster programmes.
Mystery phone bidder Tony Holohan, ringing the bell on cancer, and Hakuna Matata master Kellie Harrington.
Eleven professional properties and 11 residential properties were among those searched.
And there’s one… for everyone in the audience!
It ended a miserable few days for Waterford, who will spend next season in the second tier.
The US pharmaceutical company Moderna has said that it will develop a booster shot against Omicron.
The Court of Appeal rejected what was described as an “extraordinary” submission by Patrick Harte.
Connacht defeated Ospreys 46-18 at the Sportsground tonight.
Health minister Stephen Donnelly has said that new restrictions for people travelling to Ireland from several southern African countries would apply ‘regardless of status’.
The Met Office has issued a rare red alert for parts of Scotland and the north of England.
They are due to stand trial on 28 January.
Germany, Italy, Austria and the Netherlands are among countries to have already banned visitors from South Africa.
All you need to know about your chat show options tonight.
Fishing crews blocked ports and ferry traffic across the Channel in the continuing row over post-Brexit fishing licences.
Two groups representing doctors released a statement this evening urging people to follow the public-health measures.
How closely have you been following the sports news this week?
Rumours of a Christmas lockdown have been swirling on social media in recent days.
Johnson last night asked France to take back all migrants who cross the Channel.
The seizure was made on 18 November.
The Tanaiste said the expansion was an enormous vote of confidence in the Irish retail sector.
2,500 children were living in emergency accommodation last month.
As a result of the initiative, one female victim of sexual labour/exploitation was identified.
The Douglas man won an All-Ireland football title in 2010.
The B.1.1.529 variant has first been found in cases in parts of Africa and Asia.
Peter Hendy said the price of either project “would be impossible to justify” as “the benefits could not possibly outweigh the costs”.
The HSE’s Paul Reid has urged people waiting on a test to continue to isolate for at least 48 hours after symptoms end.
The country’s disease control agency said 76,414 newly confirmed cases were reported in the past 24 hours.
Panto organiser Alan Hughes said parents have been calling to ask whether their show can still go ahead.
The province are in Pretoria for a planned game against the Bulls this weekend but are now working to get home urgently.
Dozens of people died in the Listvyazhnaya mine in southwest Siberia.
Wind warnings have been issued for nine counties, while the parts of England and Scotland have been upgraded to a rare red warning.
The incident occurred at about 4pm when a man, who was not wearing a mask inside the store, became abusive to staff working there.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has said a significant amount of planning will be required now.
TONIGHT MARKS ONE of the most popular nights of the Irish TV year, when the Late Late Toy Show returns to television screens across the country.
There was no audience last year due to Covid-19 restrictions, but something of a normal service will resume tonight when Ryan Tubridy and co broadcast from RTÉ studios in Dublin.
For the day that’s in it, we’re asking: Will you watch the Late Late Toy Show?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Jim Clarken of Oxfam Ireland says the EU must better protect migrants suffering at its borders.
Breezy this morning
Max: 5 °C
Min: 0 °C
Mostly cloudy and chilly
Max: 5 °C
Min: 2 °C
Mostly cloudy with a couple of showers
Max: 8 °C
Min: 7 °C
