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Tuesday 15 June 2021
# Belarus
# identity
Opposition parties have suggested that the 60 to 69 age cohort who received AstraZeneca should be offered a different second dose.
Pat Nevin was doing live commentary on the game in which Christian Eriksen collapsed, and he reflected on the experience on this week’s Behind the Lines.
The chair of the European Parliament’s delegation on China has a stark warning about how the country approaches human rights.
Protesters are due to meet he Housing Minister later.
Tusla is due to appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Children this afternoon.
The decision was made following legal argument.
The plane changed course to head for the Belarus capital Minsk escorted by a MiG fighter jet.
The runaway TV success of last year, Normal People, is in the running in multiple categories including best drama and best actor.
The tourist spot plans to spend €80m to €85m adding 200 lodges and developing existing facilities.
Six in 10 people are struggling with suicide ideation and half are struggling with self-harm, according to a new survey.
The move comes as British officials have delayed the reopening of their society for four weeks.
The incident happened yesterday afternoon at around 3pm.
Eamon Ryan said people affected do need and will get government support.
There will be 700 flexible carer jobs with 50 fulltime nursing, tutors and administrative staff roles nationwide.
The Inter Milan player made a social media post from hospital this morning.
Dr Shi Zhengli, of the Wuhan Institute of Virology, is an expert in bat coronaviruses.
Andy Farrell will look for Simon Zebo prove himself in Munster before any possible Ireland recall.
Biden will stop over at EU headquarters en route to a NATO summit and meeting with President Vladimir Putin.
Mike Rouleau admitted to playing golf with a retired former Chief of Staff being investigated for alleged sexual misconduct.
The work was led by researchers from RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences.
Dr Garrett McGovern says there’s no excuse not to have injecting centres by now.
Judge Edward Honohon questioned why a sunset clause was not set out in the emergency legislation.
Cabinet will also consider doubling home quarantine to ten days for unvaccinated people travelling from Britain to Ireland.
The family were out for a walk on 6 June when a truck driver ploughed into them on purpose, according to authorities.
Spain dominated the game but couldn’t hit the net.
The call comes as former DUP leader Arlene Foster stepped down as the North’s First Minister this morning.
The 27-year-old was last seen almost a week ago.
It comes as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was forced to delay reopening plans by four weeks.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The rezoning provides for around 2,200 new residential units, but opposers raised concerns over affordability.
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Ireland’s out-half situation was discussed on the latest episode of The42 Rugby Weekly Extra.
Ethan Shattock says the incoming Electoral Commission must address fake polling and inauthentic campaign behaviour by all parties.
The opposition said the appearance by Raman Pratasevich showed he is a hostage.
Four people, including one child, died when their plane crashed into the mountain, one kilometer from where another pilot of a glider also died.
A row erupted after four gigs by Van Morrison at the Belfast hotel were cancelled at the last minute on Thursday.
Concerns were raised today that some students did not receive fair treatment in the oral exams.
IN AN UPDATE this morning, Danish footballer Christian Eriksen said that he was doing “fine” after collapsing on the pitch during Saturday’s Euro 2020 game.
The Irish Heart Foundation says the quick action of his teammates and officials, who administered CPR as he lay motionless on the field for about 15 minutes, has highlighted the need for bystanders to react with speed to a cardiac arrest.
Brigid Sinnott, Resuscitation Manager at the IHF said some 70% of cardiac arrests happen in the home, “so it is vital that people understand what to do in that situation”.
CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, involves pressing hard and fast on the centre of a person’s chest and breathing into their mouth – a full guide can be read here.
So, today we’re asking: Do you know how to perform CPR?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Dr Garrett McGovern says there’s no excuse not to have injecting centres by now.
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