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Tuesday 22 June 2021
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Claims against two law enforcement agencies, however, have been allowed to proceed.
Dr Susan Leahy says a consistent delay in the legal process is one of the biggest stumbling blocks when it comes to rape trials
The airline’s CEO and Chief Corporate Affairs Officer will appear before a committee this morning.
Tanaiste Leo Varadkar clarified yesterday that young people who are not fully vaccinated can travel abroad this summer, despite the chief medical officer Tony Holohan giving advice to the contrary last week.
The Environmental Protection Agency has released its 2020-2040 projections for greenhouse gas emissions.
The squid have a symbiotic relationship with natural bacteria that help regulate their bioluminescence.
The council voted against the plans last March.
The Danes overcame Russia this evening to secure a place in the knockout stages.
The cases have not yet been officially confirmed by Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS).
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
The exam would have been the first step to procuring an Italian passport for the striker ahead of a move to Juventus which eventually fell through.
Questions have been raised about the legality of selling alcohol to customers in on-street seating.
Boris Johnson’s former aide Dominic Cummings criticised the UK Prime Minister for a lack of focus.
Partners of expectant mothers were being refused access in certain hospitals.
Here are our picks of movies on TV this week.
The Lagan Valley MP is not expected to be challenged following a bruising party leadership last month.
Holohan said he was “concerned” by the latest data.
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures today.
A combined total of 9,000 spectators will attend next month’s games against Japan and USA.
The Loyalist Communities Council said Irish Government ministers would not be welcome as difficulties over the Northern Ireland Protocol remain.
The Tánaiste has even raised the prospect of building the hospital elsewhere.
There have been a number of anti-LGBTQ+ incidents in this city so far this Pride Month.
A burst water pipe appears to have caused the ground outside the house to collapse.
Under the plan, the ten day quarantine period could be axed in favour of daily lateral flow tests.
The Irish rider won’t be able defend the green jersey he won last year.
Pfizer is to deliver 318,000 doses in the next two weeks, one of the biggest vaccine deliveries to Ireland.
A probe found that items earmarked for destruction at a Scottish warehouse.
The 17-year old was a part of a group of youths that threatened a commuter with a Stanley blade.
The funding is normally not available during the summer.
The investigation is ongoing after the assault left the man with serious head injuries.
There are plans to extend the strategy to 5,000 dairy farms.
The inquest has been adjourned as the GSOC investigation is ongoing.
Kiwi officials made a groundbreaking call on ‘a highly sensitive and complex issue.’
Competition could move behind closed doors if infections surge though.
Stephen Murphy is missing from his home in Tallaght since Saturday afternoon.
Gardaí warned yesterday that alcohol licences may not cover on-street service by pubs and restaurants.
GARDAÍ ARE TO “use discretion” to ensure that on-street hospitality can continue after reports emerged that the practice may not be legal under the alcohol licensing system.
Bars and restaurants across the country rolled out on-street service as part of the re-opening of the hospitality industry earlier this month, however, gardaí said yesterday said that alcohol licences did not apply to on-street areas if a venue had not originally applied to serve alcohol there.
Justice Minister Heather Humphreys suggested this morning that licensing laws may need to be changed and that she has discussed the issue with the Attorney General.
In the meantime, we’re asking: Have you had any outdoor pints this summer?
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