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Wednesday 16 June 2021
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Lord Mayor of Dublin Hazel Chu conferred the Freedom of the City to Dr Tony Holohan at a private ceremony.
The woman was giving evidence in the trial of three men and three women.
FM104 has said it is reviewing its internal processes in the wake of the incident.
The former Downing Street aide is claiming that Boris Johnson called his health minister ‘totally f*cking hopeless’ last March.
Oxygen concentrators, ventilators, defibrillators and PPE are among some of the equipment to be donated.
Minister for Equality Roderic O’Gorman will be joining Waterford Mayor Damien Geoghegan, after two separate incidents where the flags were taken down.
Michael Murray (50) is accused of leaving messages with threats to kill against barristers.
Environmentalist Peter Sweetman brought the challenge against the proposed windfarm.
Tense relations between the US and Russia led ambassadors to return home earlier this year.
“A clearer path to recovery is visible” has become visible in recent months.
Cian McLaughlin was last seen by a friend at around 2.30pm on Tuesday, 8 June.
Stuart Van Der Bliake is 6 foot with blue eyes, grey hair, and an eagle tattoo on his left arm.
As demand in the housing market continues to grow prices rose in Dublin by 3.5% and by 5.4% outside of Dublin.
57 patients with Covid-19 are in hospital today.
O’Connor was injured last Sunday against Clare.
Paul Frew’s comments came as Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis faced calls from Sinn Fein to end the impasse.
EU members agreed to add the US to the list of countries from which restrictions on non-essential travel should be removed.
The housing crisis is top of the agenda for most of the candidates ahead of next month’s by-election.
Officials said there is currently no reliable evidence to support the widescale roll-out of these tests in this sector.
Charges against the teenager were dropped this morning.
The three-day festival is set to run from 24 to 26 September.
Up to five hours of talks are planned, starting at around midday Irish time, with no break for meals.
Doug Beattie was responding to comments made by Varadkar last night.
The platform had deleted several of Aisling O’Loughlin’s posts recently.
Nóra’s family have campaigned for a change in the original verdict.
The house was the setting for James Joyce’s short story ‘The Dead’ and is set to be turned into a 54-bed tourist hostel.
The by-election will fill the seat vacated by former minister Eoghan Murphy.
RTÉ and TG4 will both be showing games from the event.
House prices rose by 4.5% between April 2020 and April 2021, according to the CSO.
Barry Coughlan was last seen alive in Crosshaven on May 1, 2004.
The vaccinations will be administered by staff from the National Ambulance Service.
The new channel is regularly compared to a British version of Fox News.
Sinn Féin housing spokesperson Eoin O’Broin said the gradual increase in termination notices since January is “worrying”.
The panel will be hosted by reporter Cónal Thomas and kicks off at 7pm.
This year’s Bloomsday Festival will run all week with most events accessible online.
All 24 teams at Euro 2020 signed a ‘concussion charter’ designed to improve the care of players during games.
It comes after footage shared on social media showed demonstrators shouting abuse in the face of Newsnight political editor Nicholas Watt.
GOAL’s Yusuf Nural tells the stories of Syrian Refugees in Turkey ahead of the release of a moving new documentary and photo exhibition.
TODAY – 16 JUNE – MARKS the day in 1904 that Leopold Bloom crossed paths with Stephen Dedalus in James Joyce’s Ulysses.
Fans of the classic piece of literature will be marking Bloomsday all day, a celebration of both the author and the beloved novel.
But if you haven’t read the tome and are befuddled by people eating grilled mutton kidneys for breakfast or taking trips to Glashule – you’re not alone.
The book, set in Dublin, has 18 ‘episodes’ or chapters with the length and style of writing usually the main hurdle cited by those who tried and gave up.
Whether you’ve graciously accepted your Ulysses ignorance, are a long-time fan, or even a great pretender, this year’s Bloomsday Festival will run all week with most events accessible online.
Today we’re asking: Have you read Ulysses?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Lorna Bogue says the writing is on the wall for the ‘charade’ that is Ireland as a tax haven.
Dr Garrett McGovern says there’s no excuse not to have injecting centres by now.
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