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Monday 20 September 2021
# Covid-19
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On pensions awareness week, financial expert David Quinn has advice for anyone who has not yet set one up.
There’s only one official date left in the government’s timeline for easing restrictions.
Board officers have said they will meet with James Horan and his management team to ‘review the season and plan ahead’.
This week, our reader is working from home while saving money for when she goes on maternity leave.
Roy Keane heavily criticised Spurs after their dismal defeat in today’s London derby.
Coast Guard helicopter Rescue 115 was on another mission in Limerick at the time and was able to respond to the incident promptly.
The rules have been brought into sharp focus since the wave of migration from Afghanistan began last month.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
The Cumbre Vieja volcano last erupted 50 years ago.
Gardaí also seized €1,200 in cash during the search on Friday.
The budget, which will be published next month, is also expected to include an increase in social welfare rates.
Jesse Lingard’s late strike proved to be the winner in a dramatic finish at the London Stadium.
The patient in question left the hospital following the video but returned by ambulance two days later.
Ireland defeated Italy 15-7 in Parma today with tries from wingers Beibhinn Parsons and Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe.
He starred as Boycie in the beloved sitcom between 1981 and 2003.
The vote comes in the wake of an unprecedented crackdown on the opposition.
278 people are in hospital with the coronavirus disease, including 63 in ICU.
Many businesses are also set to open their doors for the first time since the pandemic began.
It’s the highest rate in the European Union.
The Belfast man had been diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease.
Voting in the primary elections to find a candidate to challenge Orban was suspended on Saturday.
The Spurs and Chelsea great died at home on Sunday morning.
A billionaire paid for the crew to take their three day trip to space.
The man was found with serious head injuries on Friday in Westfield Park, Limerick.
The Sinn Féin senator says new legislation to stop the sale of dogs online is not being enforced.
A diplomatic row has broken out between France and Australia after Morrison’s Government withdrew from a deal.
The SpaceX capsule carrying four space tourists landed in the Atlantic after three days in orbit.
The Taoiseach will chair a meeting of the UN Security Council on Thursday.
The US may begin its rollout to younger children before the end of the year.
Ireland take on Italy at 2pm in Parma today in a World Cup Qualifier fixture.
Jordi Murphy lays out his idea of a successful season for Ulster, who will be greatly boosted by the arrival of Duane Vermeulen.
A new book explores Magdalene laundries and the State’s response to institutional abuse.
FOUR SPACE TOURISTS have returned to earth overnight in a splash down in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida.
The all-amateur crew was the first to circle the world without a professional astronaut.
The billionaire who paid undisclosed millions for the trip and his three guests wanted to show that ordinary people could blast into orbit by themselves.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk took them on as the company’s first rocket-riding tourists.
“Your mission has shown the world that space is for all of us,” SpaceX Mission Control radioed.
Will all that in mind this morning we are asking: If money wasn’t an issue would you go to space as a tourist?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
This week, our reader is working from home while saving money for when she goes on maternity leave.
The Sinn Féin senator says new legislation to stop the sale of dogs online is not being enforced.
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