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Monday 4 July 2022
Loans will be made available to businesses whose turnover or profit was impacted by more than 15% due to Covid-19.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed sorrow over the accident.
David Reidy showed yesterday he has become a vital cog in the Limerick hurling machine.
A man in his 50s, a cyclist and off-duty Garda, was seriously injured in the collision.
Scientists have found a new, unique species.
The cost of living crisis means we could see the Budget brought forward this year.
Police said it was too early to speculate on the motive for the shooting.
Parts of the city of 5 million people are facing a fourth flooding emergency in a year-and-a-half.
“The continuation of the defence of the city would lead to fatal consequences,” the Ukrainian army said in a statement.
Bowel cancer is one of the most common types of cancer found in Ireland.
Shane Lowry finished as the best of the Irish at Mount Juliet.
This week, our reader is enjoying life and work in Australia.
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Stephen Kenny may be forced to replace yet another member of his backroom team.
The shooting occurred at a shopping mall in the city.
Two motorbikes and a car collided on the N67 Kinvarra to Ballyvaughan Road at Munnia Burrin this afternoon.
The glacier collapse triggered an avalanche of snow, ice and rock.
‘Looking across the past decade, one has to recognise the indelible mark that Kieran has left on our senior hurling team.’
The Palestinian-American journalist was killed while covering a raid by the Israel Defense Forces.
52,215 were in attendance at Croke Park.
A Palestinian medical source said that the teen was wounded in Jaba, a village in the Jenin governorate of the northern West Bank.
Thousands of male clerics have endorsed the hardline government.
Paddy McCormack was the hero for Tipperary.
The injured man, who is in his 50s, remains in Tallaght University Hospital receiving treatment.
The city’s Warragamba Dam began to spill in the early hours of this morning.
A man in his 30s was shot in Dundalk on Friday.
Gardaí arrested the man under Operation Fógra – an initiative targeting drug-related intimdiation.
Former Environment Minister Richard Bruton said that rapid rises in electricity prices were out of the government’s control.
The Tánaiste said he also wants clarity around when a referendum of Irish unity would be called.
It was not immediately known who requested the restraining order.
The crash happened around 9pm last night.
It comes after allegations he erred in his response to the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School that left 19 pupils and two teachers dead.
Galway All-Ireland winner John Hanbury reflects on his playing career and reasons for stepping away from the game.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
IT’S THE 4TH of July, or Independence Day, as it’s known as in the United States.
People across the US are set to celebrate their nations independence from Britain, after celebrations in recent years were hampered by Covid-19.
Ireland has had strong links with the US throughout the years, with significant numbers of Irish people emigrating to the States across multiple generations, stretching back as far as the Famine.
So with that in mind, today we want to know: Have you ever visited the United States?
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This week, our reader is enjoying life and work in Australia.
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