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Friday 17 September 2021
Pressure on global supply chains is explained in this week’s podcast.
Gardaí and Arkardiusz Niedojad’s family are concerned for his welfare.
His allies denounced the move as an “act of political censorship”.
Michael D Higgins said the centenary event in Armagh is being ‘politicised’ and it would be inappropriate for him to attend.
Mindy O’Brien says the changes to the recycling of plastics should not mean a ‘get out of jail free’ card for plastic manufacturers and businesses.
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
The man, aged in his 60s, is due to appear in court today.
Michael D Higgins said that the event was a political one and could not attend.
A woman found at the address is in a stable condition.
Mark Forkner was the lead contact between the aviation giant and the Federal Aviation Administration over how pilots should be trained to fly the planes
Groves of gigantic sequoias could be in the path of the wildfires.
The men are due to appear in court this morning.
Public and private sector employees will have to produce a health pass to access their workplaces from October 15.
One of the coaches who witnessed Andrew Omobamidele’s climb to the Premier League on the perseverance that eventually took the Ireland defender to the top level of the game.
Here are some of the highlights from tonight’s national event.
The Tánaiste said he wants to ensure reasonable periods of notice are given to employees when their work is unpredictable in nature.
Photographs from inside prefabs at Gaelscholáiste Reachrann in Donaghmede show damaged walls and ceilings.
The incident occurred at Greenbank, Quigley’s Point in Muff at approximately 5.30pm.
The couple were charged following a probe by the Cork City Garda Protective Services Unit.
Organisers want to allow shortlisted venues time ‘to work through final details and provide further information’.
The airline said there will no pay rises for cabin crew members until 2025 at the earliest.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The five cent coins – more than 7,000 of them – weighed almost 30 kilos.
Here are a few options for weekend watching.
The sea mammals are killed for their meat and blubber.
“There needs to be a plan for people who can come in and drive and energise the process from here,” one council member said.
A further 1,413 cases of Covid-19 were notified on today.
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It was hoped to build a new entrance on the Monahan Road side of the stadium and develop a new GAA Museum.
O’Brien said this was “an immediate and very serious issue”, but he explained there was no short-term solution.
The Facebook-owned company has launched judicial review proceedings against the penalty in the High Court.
The trial continues in front of Justice Michael MacGrath and a jury of five women and seven men.
The Department of Health reported the latest figures this evening.
The two incidents took place on unknown dates sometime between early 1976 and late 1979.
The incident dates back to 2017.
At least two such incidents have occurred at Irish hospitals in recent days.
Varadkar said the Department of Housing has also received requests from local authorities in Sligo, Clare, Limerick and Tipperary to engage in the Defective Concrete Blocks Grant Scheme.
Sutton sarcastically praised Rangers’ inclusion and diversity campaign while explaining the situation on Twitter.
CONTROVERSY HAS RAGED following a decision by President Michael D Higgins to decline an invitation to attend a church service alongside Queen Elizabeth to mark Northern Ireland’s centenary is a political move.
Jeffrey Donaldson said it was a “retrograde step” in terms of reconciliation and added that he hopes the president will reconsider.
Unionists and the Alliance Party have asked for clarity after it emerged that Michael D Higgins would not be present at the event in Armagh next month.
The service has been titled as ‘marking the centenaries of the partition of Ireland and the foundation of Northern Ireland.’
He told reporters in Rome that what had started out as an invitation to a religious service had, in fact, become a political statement.
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