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Monday 26 September 2022
Professor of Immunology Christine Loscher says the new jabs work ‘specifically against Omicron’.
Troy Parrott missed a glorious chance to score in Ireland’s 2-1 loss to Scotland on Saturday night.
Brothers of Italy has its roots in the post-fascist movement founded by supporters of dictator Benito Mussolini.
The felt family been going strong for almost 50 years.
This week, our reader is enjoying a hybrid work setup.
Video footage shows the man reversing down a street and crashing into another vehicle.
She has been missing from Dublin 8 since Wednesday.
‘We had British Lions on the field but whoever has got the shirt, we just expected more accuracy.’
The match officials involved have been wished a speedy recovery by Wexford GAA.
Storm Fiona tore through Nova Scotia and Newfoundland on Saturday.
It’s back-to-back defeats for Munster to start the season after a very poor showing at Rodney Parade.
The author shared screenshots of a message from a user who had written ‘don’t worry you are next’ in response to her tweet about Salman Rushdie.
18 British soldiers were killed at Narrow Water in an IRA bomb attack in 1979.
The attack occured last Wednesday at around 3.30pm near the Milk Market area.
Minister Humphreys said there ‘won’t be any money left’ for other measures if this were done.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is on a visit to the UAE as part of a Gulf tour that also includes stops in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Waters wrote an open letter earlier this month saying the West should stop providing arms to Ukraine.
At least 41 people have died following unrest since the death of young Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini in the custody of the morality police.
Meanwhile, a man is due before court tomorrow for ramming several PSNI vehicles with a tractor.
However, Peter Kyle said things are currently a ‘long way off’.
More than 300 people demonstrating against the mobilisation of reservists to fight in Ukraine were arrested in Moscow.
Keir Starmer rejected the UK Government’s “trickle down” economics approach.
Jamie was last seen on Friday evening.
Kenyan looked set to run a sub-two-hour time at midway point.
Electric bike initiatives in other countries include grants, scrappage schemes and interest-free loans.
South Africa’s director of rugby will be back with the team for the November test against Ireland.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Ireland and France have risen to the top of the world rankings on the back of being more disciplined than their rivals.
Thomas Bradley is described as being approximately 6 foot tall with a broad build, brown hair and grey eyes.
Economist Victor Duggan has some good advice for the finance minister ahead of Tuesday’s budget.
Climate and sustainability took on a new focus at the Ploughing this year, but there’s still a long way to go.
The Irish actor is set to host Saturday Night Live next month.
Ireland lost their half-time lead in a 2-1 defeat.
Saturday’s cost of living protest provides a platform for a new era of protest.
Marc Ó Cathasaigh of the Green Party says legislators should always consider future generations.
CYCLING CAMPAIGNERS HAVE repeatedly asked why the government offers people support to buy electric cars but has not made similar efforts to promote electric bikes.
Many local and national governments around Europe have introduced incentives to promote e-bikes. The range of initiatives include grants, scrappage schemes and interest-free loans.
The Irish Mail on Sunday reported earlier this year that the government has plans to introduce a grant scheme once legislation is enacted to make e-bikes and e-scooters road legal.
Those purchasing an electric car can secure a grant of €5,000 towards the cost from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).
So, today we’re asking: Should people be given grants to buy e-bikes?
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Economist Victor Duggan has some good advice for the finance minister ahead of Tuesday’s budget.
Marc Ó Cathasaigh of the Green Party says legislators should always consider future generations.
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