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Monday 17 January 2022
# latest figures
# game set and match
# 100 years on
# Special Forces
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s tonight’s quiz!
‘After some careful thinking and a lot of support from family, I have decided to stay in Ireland.’
The 26-year-old man died in the collision which happened at lunchtime today.
Michael Collins and other members of the provisional Government took over Dublin Castle from the British 100 years ago today.
This week, our reader is working hard in Cork and enjoying a bit of socialising while paying back his Mam.
The Army Ranger Wing have a group within their unit with specialist maritime training such as combat diving.
St Finbarr’s defender Sam Ryan dedicated today’s Munster win to his brother Cian.
US authorities are investigating the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar was speaking on RTE Radio.
The hospital said three wards are currently affected, but they have restricted visits to all inpatient wards as a precautionary measure.
The province eclipsed their previous biggest win in Europe, set against Bourgoin back in 2004.
Motivation may beginning to wane for some a fortnight into the new year.
The infection comes less than three weeks before the Winter Olympic Games’ opening ceremony on 4 February.
The latest figures were confirmed by the Department of Health today.
He now faces a three-year ban from entering the country.
Vigils will be held in Co Kilkenny and Co Armagh this afternoon in memory of Ashling.
The FBI said the man was specifically focused on an issue not directly connected to the Jewish community.
Netanyahu is on trial for fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes in three separate cases.
Romuald Boco recalls his League of Ireland days and the three times he played in the Africa Cup of Nations.
The man’s body was found lying in a laneway behind a row of houses in Knockalla Drive in Buncrana on Friday.
Detectives have spoken to a person of interest in the probe, who remains in hospital.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
It sent tsunami waves crashing across the shore in Tonga and people rushing to higher ground.
Micheál Martin was speaking at an academic conference marking 100 years since the handing over of Dublin Castle by the British.
Niall Saunders retired from professional rugby at the age of 22 and is better for it.
On 16 January 1922 at 1.45pm, the Viceroy of Ireland formally handed over power.
Johnson is preparing to announce a series of policies as he looks to survive pressure over the partygate revelations.
Leinster were stung by the European Cup’s decision to award Montpellier a 28-0 win last month – they get their chance for revenge today.
Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas, and recent data shows its atmospheric concentration is still increasing.
Do you want a soft drink Franteen?
The top prize had been capped at €19 million since October.
The Irish international scored his first goal in the English top-flight today.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Bernard Szilasi had been missing since Thursday.
Johnson wouldn’t be the first if he’s forced to resign by his own party.
WE’RE TWO WEEKS into 2022 and many of us have been chipping away at our New Year’s resolutions.
Maybe it was to get a bit fitter or even to learn a new language but regardless January is often the opportunity for a fresh beginning for some of us.
However, for many, New Year’s resolutions can seem pointless or hard to keep.
The hardest effort is often the first step but there is also the continued commitment, the perpetual motivation which is never easy in our busy lives.
So today we’re asking: Have you broken your New Year’s resolutions?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Ireland must address gender-based violence once and for all, Professor Jane Monckton Smith writes.
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