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Tuesday 27 July 2021
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The team representing the Russian Olympic Committee capitalised on Biles’ absence to win gold.
The new laws will give the Central Bank more power to tackle individuals for wrongdoing.
The unveiling coincided with a new report released as part of a campaign by Down Syndrome Ireland.
Baptism ceremonies will also be allowed, but not the gatherings afterwards.
At least 16 people were injured and five remain missing.
It’s the largest criminal trial in the Vatican’s modern history.
The man is expected to make a full recovery.
The Munster and Ireland scrum-half comes into the starting XV in place of Ali Price.
The vaccine portal is also now open for those aged 16 and 17.
The OPW had proposed plans “to reduce through traffic over the medium to long term”.
Cabinet is to discuss how many people can attend weddings and whether vaccine passes might be used.
It’s been a perfect start for Ireland in the 49er class.
The 20-year-old clocked a time of 1:06.94 in an exceptional field.
Police intervened on Monday to prevent clashes outside the parliament building.
The new centre will create over 50 jobs in security, privacy and policy.
98 were killed when the residential building collapsed last month.
Cork Harbour is the proposed host venue after an initial assessment by the organisers in June.
The agriculture minister says he’s confident Irish farmers will embrace climate change policies that are needed to tackle the climate crisis.
Mona McSharry’s final, contrasting fortunes for the 7s and boxers, and Osaka’s exit – catch up on all you missed.
An Taisce were among more than a dozen environmental groups to object to the proposals.
“Is this Breaking Bad meets Golden Girls?” the defence for Evelyn Corrigan asked.
“We will maintain existing travel restrictions at this point,” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters.
The jury also heard from the expert witness that the blunt force injuries were caused by hands, fists or feet.
The blaze had already levelled at least 16 houses and other structures
Jack Manning pleaded guilty to nine counts of indecently assaulting four of his pupils aged six to eight.
Matthew Ruane typified Mayo’s energy in the second period of yesterday’s Connacht SFC final.
The 20-year-old will miss three World Cup qualifiers in September as well as the start of crisis-club Derby’s season.
The health minister announced the news today.
The judge said he will deal with an application from Scallon for the costs of the strike out application to be paid by TV3 at a later date.
Most of the applicants had a relative who is recorded as having died from covid19 while in a care home in Ireland.
The rules will change at 6pm on Tuesday.
Fine Gael’s Ciaran Cannon told RTÉ’s Drivetime that he required surgery following a collision with a vehicle.
Here are our picks of movies on TV this week.
The latest figures were announced by the Department of Health today.
Niac is expected to issue guidance to the Government and HSE this week.
An inspector said the firm discharged 5,000 times the limit of glyphosate that should be in groundwater.
COUPLES PREPARING TO get married are facing an anxious wait for information this morning over whether the number of guests at weddings can increase from 50 to 100 from 5 August, as had previously been expected under Ireland’s reopening plans.
Last week, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar advised people to operate on the basis that 50 guests would be the maximum allowed, prompting today’s planned demonstration of brides calling for clarity.
The subject of weddings, including how many people can attend them and whether vaccine passes might be used, will be discussed at Cabinet today.
Arriving at Cabinet this morning, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly told reporters that there may be some good news for brides and grooms, but that details still need to be teased out.
So, today we want to know: Do you think the guest limit at wedding receptions be increased?
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