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Two men to be prosecuted on fraud charges over Nama's £1.2 billion Project Eagle loan sale
The £1.2 billion property deal is described as the biggest ever in Northern Ireland.
Man (50s) arrested as part of probe into corruption offences at a statutory body
The man was arrested in Kildare.
Ireland's health watchdog says mass thermal screening at airports for Covid-19 is ineffective
The review found detection rates are low due to cases that do not present with a fever and those who are infectious before showing symptoms.
Third level students will need to maintain two-metre social distance while on campus
The guidance was issued for third level students ahead of the upcoming academic year.
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Italy threatens to ban Ryanair if 'violation of anti-Covid-19 health measures' continue
Ryanair said in a statement that the claims made by ENAC are “factually incorrect”.
Oversight body commends gardaí for work during Covid crisis but says it'll be 'challenging' to meet targets
The Policing Authority today published its half-year report.
'Hundreds of new jobs' to be created in Ireland as TikTok announces plans for European Data Centre
The €420 million data centre, the company’s first in Europe, is to be operational by 2022.
Caroline Flack inquest to conclude amid accusations she faced ‘show trial’
Flack died by suicide on 15 February.
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Here’s what’s making headlines this morning.
Legal counsel for victims in rape cases risks 'upsetting the balance' of trials, says long-awaited report
The review was instituted by the previous minister for justice Charlie Flanagan following the high-profile Belfast rape trial in 2018.
Poll: Have you been to a cinema since they re-opened?
Cinemas were permitted to re-open in late June, and many have done so with reduced capacity.
Heavily armed FBI agents search home of YouTube star Jake Paul
Images aired by US media showed large firearms being retrieved from the social media influencer’s mansion.
Man jailed for murder of British backpacker Grace Millane appeals against conviction
Prosecutors argued in the trial that the man deliberately strangled Millane to death.
Emergency aid arrives in Beirut as city reels from massive explosion
Lebanon’s prime minister has called on “friendly countries” to lend their support.
Social media giants Facebook and Twitter take action against Trump misinformation online
Facebook removed a post from the president while Twitter blocked a Trump campaign account.
How a coca-cola bottle filled with coins helped Brian Kerr reach the top
St Patrick’s Athletic nearly went out of business in the ’90s but through the ingenuity of Brian Kerr and Pat Dolan they ended up as team of the decade.
Opinion: We've waited long enough - we must wipe out nuclear weapons for good
On the 75th anniversaries of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, The International Committee of the Red Cross says we must now work collectively stop the development of nuclear weapons.
‘It's dangerous’: How Ireland is behind the curve on home care regulation Exclusive
Part three of Noteworthy’s investigation reveals no legal requirements for training or registration in carer sector.
Germany is planning to ban spotlights to save its insects
Light traps for insects are to be banned outdoors, while searchlights and sky spotlights would be outlawed.
Another Dublin 6 co-living development labelled 'totally incompatible' in the age of Covid
With a review underway into the permission for a development in Rathmines, another application for Harold’s Cross is being considered.
Yesterday’s News
FAI boardroom divisions deepen as football directors refute claims by Interim CEO Owens
The eight elected directors have taken the remarkable step of releasing a statement calling on Gary Owens to clarify remarks about their awareness of the controversial MOU with the government.
Department warns about unsolicited seeds being sent by post
People are advised not to plant or compost any seeds they did not order.
CO OP bags of kale recalled due to possible presence of thistle
The bags may contain the prickly thistle plant.
Neil Young sues Trump campaign over use of famous songs
The legendary singer cited repeated use of two songs: Rockin’ In The Free World and Devil’s Sidewalk.
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Parties agree to accelerated hearing of Ryanair's challenge against travel restrictions
Ryanair claims that the Covid-19 restrictions are unlawful.
'She's just unbelievable' - Armagh's 2012 All-Ireland winning captain returns to football after cancer battle
Mags Carville (née McAlinden) is an inspiration to one and all.
Quiz: How well do you know Tom Cruise's career?
Risky Business – in which Cruise had his first starring role – was released on this day 37 years ago.
Teenage boy dies after fall at Powerscourt waterfall in Wicklow
The incident occurred at around 2.30pm today.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s what made headlines today.
Your evening longread: The bizarre plot to capture the Venezuelan president
It’s a coronavirus-free zone as we bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
Debunked: No, Eamon Ryan did not call Peter Tatchell a 'green legend and tireless LGBT campaigner'
A false tweet from the Green Party leader claims he said he was “excited to meet” Tatchell two years ago.
Opinion: 'Lebanon needs help - or the consequences for the Middle East don't bear thinking about'
Yesterday’s explosion made a desperate situation worse, writes Bríd Kennedy of Concern.
Fixture details confirmed for Ireland's remaining Six Nations games
Ireland will face Italy on 24 October and France at 8pm on 31 October.
Port officials under house arrest after explosion in Lebanon’s capital
At least 100 people died and thousands were injured in the blast which caused damage over a large area of Beirut.
The Explainer: Why is Ireland delaying the reopening of pubs again?
Why was the decision made, and what sort of risks were being balanced? That’s what we’re looking at in this week’s podcast.
Fresh Stardust inquests confirmed to take place in Dublin Castle early next year
A dedicated website in relation to the new inquests has now been set up with the pre-inquest hearing due to commence in September.
24 more pubs found to be in potential breach of Covid-19 restrictions
Gardaí said there has been “widespread compliance by licenced premises” to regulations.
'The lads who sold out on Ireland': How Zig and Zag's RTÉ exit caused a stir in the 1990s
We take a look at the good, bad and the bizarre of Ireland’s TV past every Wednesday in The Tube.
Coronavirus: No deaths and 50 new cases confirmed in Ireland
The latest Covid-19 figures were released by the Department of Health today.
Man (23) charged with murder of Patrycja Wyrebek in Newry
Patrycja died at her home in Drumalane Park, Newry on Sunday morning.
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Poll: Have you been to a cinema since they re-opened?
CINEMAS IN IRELAND were permitted to re-open under Phase Three of re-opening the country on 29 June.
Dublin Airport said yesterday that last month was the dullest July in 34 years according to its Met Éireann station there so the weather certainly suited the cinema.
In recent weeks, some cinema chains across the country have begun to re-open their doors and – with many of the top film studios delaying the release of their latest blockbusters – many have been screening some classic movies to entice the audiences in.
And, as in many other situations, capacity in cinemas is now reduced due to the need for social distancing.
So, today we’re asking you: Have you been to a cinema since they re-opened?
Poll Results:
No (3618)
I wouldn't usually go to the cinema anyway (505)
No cinema near me has re-opened (296)
Yes (287)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Opinion: We've waited long enough - we must wipe out nuclear weapons for good
By International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
Opinion: 'Lebanon needs help - or the consequences for the Middle East don't bear thinking about'
By Brid Kennedy
Yesterday’s explosion made a desperate situation worse, writes Bríd Kennedy of Concern.
Tribute: John Hume said setting up the first credit union in Northern Ireland was 'the thing I'm proudest of'
By Gerry Thompson
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