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Wednesday 11 August 2021
# Conversion Therapy
# Shooting Stars
# debunked
# Gold in Portland Row
Rising cases of Covid-19 and other respiratory viruses pose difficulties for an “exhaused” health system.
The finance minister has reaffirmed that an increase will take place next year.
The People Before Profit TD says the fact it took the country’s leading politicians 24 hours to react to the IPCC report is telling.
The tool will allow users to hide comments and direct message requests from those who only recently started following them.
Lawyer David Boies said his client Virginia Giuffre ultimately wanted “vindication” from her civil suit for damages against Andrew.
Assange has been held in Belmarsh Prison since 2019.
Ottawa says the charges are politically orchestrated after Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou was arrested in Canada on a US extradition warrant.
There will be 20 times more shooting stars than on a normal night.
The list of Covid variant ‘launch dates’ contained in the Instagram post is also inaccurate.
Portland Row and the whole north inner city flocked the streets to welcome their Olympic champion, Kellie Harrington, back home.
The incident happened at Mac Uilliam Road in Tallaght at around 7.15pm.
The operation targeted primarily India and Latin America.
The shooting incident took place on 11 June in Moyross.
Covid-19 tests or proof of vaccination or recovery will be required to access a range of facilities.
The Argentine superstar has signed a two-year deal.
Almost 900 firefighters, backed up by international reinforcements, are battling the blaze.
Soak in the scenes of a glorious day in Dublin.
Guinea has recorded its first known case of the disease.
The drugs were found onboard the Natalia off the coast of Fuerteventura, Spain.
John Gibbons says we no longer have the luxury of hitting the ‘snooze’ button after yesterday’s climate report.
Cuomo told a live broadcast that his resignation would take effect in 14 days.
Gardaí are advising students to be cautious of scams ahead of the new academic year.
A UN report on climate change has found “deep reductions” in emissions are crucial to limit global warming.
The latest figures were announced by the Department of Health today.
‘Everyone is saying, ‘Ah, you’ve a great community. Your community is fantastic.’ Sure I’m saying that forever, like!’
Some social media users suggested that the satirical post was legitimate.
The men were arrested by gardaí in the early hours of Monday morning.
Some 320 pharmacies have already been administering Pfizer vaccines.
Colm McKinstry was on the 1977 All-Ireland final team, a 1980 All-Star and Armagh captain in 1982.
Esther Dingley, 37, had been walking solo in the mountains near the Spanish and French border and was last seen on 22 November.
The 41-year-old is accused of meeting a 43-year-old mechanic on an online dating site a few hours before the killing in Berlin.
Donohoe also said today that he was invited to the event but was out of the country when it took place.
The UN says at least 241,000 people have been displaced since May.
A solicitor whose name appears on the letters has clarified that he is not involved with the group.
The injured man is in a serious but stable condition in hospital.
FOLLOWING THE PUBLICATION of an alarming UN report earlier this week, the government has reaffirmed that a carbon tax increase will take place next year.
The Climate Act recently passed in the Dáil makes Ireland’s carbon reduction targets legally binding.
The targets outline that the country must reach a 51% reduction by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050.
Yesterday, finance minister Paschal Donohoe said that, while he cannot yet say what carbon tax increase will take place next year, climate will be “central” to those discussions.
It comes after the landmark UN climate change report pointed to “unequivocal” evidence that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, ocean and land.
So, today we’re asking: Do you support increases in carbon tax?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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