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Monday 27 September 2021
There have been long waits at filling stations in the UK.
Nicknamed “Scholzomat” for his robotic speeches, Scholz has a reputation for being meticulous, confident and fiercely ambitious.
The clinics will open at over 15 campuses today.
A bomb was placed beside the officer’s car at her home in Dungiven in April.
The Dáil has been debating potential solutions to the country’s rental crisis.
The quake struck at 7.17am Irish time and measured a magnitude of 5.8.
In this week’s podcast, we look at what’s behind these fears, and how the supply of electricity works.
The man will appear before Monaghan District Court at 10.30am today.
Vaccination rate in Ireland is highest in the EU – but 18 to 34-year-olds still showing signs of hesitancy.
House prices are rising outside the main Irish cities.
The Dubliner could do little to stem the red tide all weekend.
Stay-at-home orders are set to be lifted when the double-dose vaccination rate hits 70%.
Funding has been granted in a bid to increase the number of female candidates and councillors in the next local election in 2024.
Of the 63 seats in the Althing parliament, 30 were won by women, or 47.6 percent, following the recount.
Inflation is highest outisde of cities, with prices rising by 13%.
The fuel allowance is an additional social welfare payment that is means-tested.
Asymptomatic children who become close contacts in school will no longer have to restrict their movements.
The hosts stormed to a 19-9 success.
One year on from the blaze at the Moria refugee camp, asylum seekers are being placed in high-security camps.
McIlroy finished on a winning note in the singles but Shane Lowry lost out.
This week, our reader feels lucky to be able to save the equivalent of her mortgage payments while living with her aunt.
The country has authorised same-sex civil partnerships since 2007.
The Gunners were 3-1 winners at the Emirates Stadium.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
Contact tracing is being halted in childcare and primary schools.
Analysts say the trend could shift significantly due to the large number of postal votes this year.
Iceland does not have legal quotas on female representation in parliament.
Met Éireann says temperatures will fall back to “around normal for the time of year”.
The bank has apologised to customers due to wait times on its phonelines.
The latest Covid-19 case numbers were confirmed this afternoon by the Department of Health.
Pelletstown Station is situated 12 minutes from Dublin city centre.
For his first week in the States as Taoiseach, Micheál Martin put his best foot forward on the world’s stage.
Paddy Prendergast was full-back on the last Mayo side to lift Sam Maguire.
The move has been hailed as “a very important achievement”.
The 38-year-old man was detained in the early hours of this morning.
HOUSE PRICES IN Ireland have risen by 9% in the last 12 months as the supply of homes remains severely restricted, two new reports have found.
Outside the main cities the rate of inflation was significantly higher, jumping by nearly 13% year-on-year.
In Mayo and Leitrim, Daft.ie found that prices are over 20% higher than a year ago.
The increase in house prices in more rural areas has been driven by the fact many people chose to relocate during the Covid-19 pandemic.
We want to know: Has the Covid-19 pandemic made you more open to permanently relocating within Ireland?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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