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Sunday 25 July 2021
Six people were left injured when the funfair ride at Planet Fun in Carrickfergus collapsed yesterday.
The latest figures were announced by the Department of Health today.
Minister Norma Foley said the return of children to the classroom for the new school term is a priority.
Natasha Core, who was in her late twenties, died on Wednesday following a tragic accident.
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James Horan’s side outscored Galway by 2-8 to 0-3 in the second-half.
70% of the adult population in Northern Ireland have received both doses.
Police said the bus, with 60 people on board, had Kosovo licence plates and was on a regular route from Germany to the Kosovan capital, Pristina.
Sajid Javid conceded it was a ‘poor choice of word’.
Failte Ireland’s guidelines for pubs and restaurants were published yesterday.
Phil Healy is ready for her first Olympic Games. This is how she got on track.
Harry Kearney is missing from his home in Derrynanagh in Co. Offaly.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Overnight temperatures will be a more comfortable 12 to 15 degrees.
Legislation to underpin individual accountability in the financial sector must be published without delay, writes the Sinn Féin TD.
Two of Jeremy Lyons’ athletes at Dublin Sprint Club, Sophie Becker and Cillín Greene, are at the Olympic Games. The late Craig Lynch’s legacy will always live on in the group.
The male cyclist in his 40s received treatment at the scene.
Three months paternity leave isn’t the norm – but it’s good for both family and employer, says Shane Doyle
Detective Chief Superintendent Pat Lordan said current investigation system is “crazy”.
All you need to know about the overnight action on day two of the Olympic Games.
In honour of that giant ball of fiery gas in the sky.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
None of the injuries suffered at Carrickfergus Harbour in Co Antrim were said to be life-threatening.
Torrential downpours have lashed India’s western coast in recent days causing the worst floods in decades.
The Boks led 12-3 at the break but the tourists were outstanding in the second half.
Prime Minister Victor Orban’s critics have accused him of conflating paedophilia with homosexuality.
The LIT Gaelic Grounds hosted today’s game.
Protesters gathered at Custom House Quay before making their way along O’Connell Street and then to Government Buildings.
The latest figures were announced by the Department of Health today.
Róisín Upton and Sarah Torrans scored the goals against South Africa.
40,000 people are in attendance this weekend.
The notice has been issued for Burrow Beach in Sutton and South Strand Skerries.
Li Yongsheng lay on a ventilation duct after floods hit the city of Zhengzhou.
THUNDERSTORMS TODAY WILL mark the end of the glorious sunshine, Met Eireann has confirmed.
It will very warm today, with highest temperatures of 22 to 26 degrees generally but reaching up to 27 or 28 degrees in parts of the midlands.
However, cooler weather is forecast for next week.
The warm weather has divided some – either it’s ‘too hot’ or ‘perfect’.
So, with the news that Ireland’s summer sun could be coming to an end, we want to know… Will you be sad to see the warm weather go?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The master pastry chef shares three delicious recipes for you to try at home in the heatwave.
A couple of afternoon showers; warmer
Max: 23 °C
Min: 13 °C
Mostly cloudy
Max: 22 °C
Min: 14 °C
Not as warm with a little rain
Max: 18 °C
Min: 10 °C
