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Tuesday 18 January 2022
But Dominic Raab has insisted that claims the Prime Minister lied to MPs is “nonsense”.
The request is widely expected to be denied.
Marmion abused dozens of pupils in Belvedere, Clongowes and Crescent College 40 years ago.
We’ll bring you the latest climate updates from Ireland and abroad and original reporting you’ll get to read before anyone else.
Schools across the country are being asked to hold a minute’s silence in memory of Ashling today.
Current plans will see a pre-pandemic Leaving Cert carried out this summer.
The flanker had a typically productive outing against Montpellier on Sunday.
New Zealand’s military is sending much-needed drinking water and other supplies, but said ash on the runway will delay the flight by at least a day.
The arrested man, Dave De K., regularly minded Dean Verberckmoes and his younger sister.
John Paul Hegarty was convicted of repeatedly raping his sister and was jailed for 7 years.
16.5% more dwellings were under construction in the final quarter of 2021 compared to the same period in 2020.
The world’s largest lithium producer has been investigating the area since 2013.
The former chief adviser to Boris Johnson said he told the Prime Minister to get a grip on the ‘madhouse’.
The Franks and four other Jews hid in an annex, reached by a secret staircase hidden behind a bookcase, from July 1942 until August 1944.
It is two days since the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano exploded, cloaking Tonga in a film of ash.
Jacob Stockdale suffered the injury against Glasgow in September.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Gardaí said investigations are ongoing into the incident which occurred last July.
Shane Keegan examines where Saturday’s Premier League clash at the Etihad Stadium was won and lost.
Defence counsel Michael O’Higgins SC, for Smith, raised his concerns about a statement released last week.
The Dunboyne native was working as a chef in Aarhus.
Here are our picks of movies on TV this week.
The email was condemened by both the National Union of Journalists and the National Women’s Council.
Searches are set to take place at a bottle bank near the scene of the murder today.
The latest figures were confirmed by the Department of Health today.
The Irish striker scored his first Premier League goal against Everton on Saturday, and may have given Stephen Kenny some food for thought in the process.
A total of nine people were admitted to hospital as a result of the outbreak.
Eamon Kelly’s daughter Alison told the court that her father’s murder was a “cowardly and senseless act”.
The 22-year-old out-half enjoyed his first European start on Friday night.
The UK Prime Minister is on the brink.
His arrival came as France’s sports ministry said a new law requiring vaccination to enter sports venues would have no exceptions.
Two men entered a premises on the main street in Castledermot armed with a handgun and a hammer.
Mansfield Jnr was acquitted of a separate charge of conspiracy to falsely imprison his former employee Martin Byrne.
Nabarro said that while countries should hope for the best, they should expect difficulties to arrive.
Contact has been made with gardaí over the incident.
Ethics watchdog SIPO found against Wexford County Council CEO Tom Enright in a report earlier this month.
You may have seen it mentioned on your Twitter feed recently.
YESTERDAY, A SURVEY was released by the Irish Second-Level Students’ Union that showed 68% of students want a ‘hybrid-model’ Leaving Cert used in 2022.
This would involve a similar set up to last year, with students being offered the choice between sitting the traditional exams, and having their grade assessed by their teachers and then ‘standardised’ by the Department of Education. If they choose to do both, the higher of the two grades will be their final grade.
Current Government plans for this year’s Leaving Cert are for a ‘traditional’ pre-pandemic State exam with “some modifications”.
So we’re asking: Do you think there should be a ‘hybrid’ Leaving Cert this year?
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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