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Wednesday 5 May 2021
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Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The deputy Data Protection Commissioner said the new media commission has to be able to regulate all types of harmful online content.
Timo Werner and Mason Mount set up Istanbul showdown against Manchester City.
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United States Trade Representative Katherine Tai warned that it would take time to forge a consensus.
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
The 17-year-old pleaded guilty.
Labour housing spokesperson Rebecca Moynihan said in a video this afternoon that she will re-introduce his Bill “word for word”.
Stephen Ferris pulled no punches when it came to his native province on this week’s Rugby Weekly Extra.
The housing expert says the investor takeover of homes is no accident – it’s Government policy.
Gardaí said they are carrying out their own investigations.
It follows a meeting between Simon Coveney and Northern Ireland’s Secretary of State in Dublin today.
The US Food and Drug Administration is also expected to authorise Pfizer’s vaccine for young people by next week.
Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Ronan Glynn has said that the setting up of the Garda hotline “wasn’t something that we recommended”.
“I’m hoping that that’s the month when things are relatively normal again,” Leo Varadkar has said.
Tusla said perpetrators may have been involved in the abuse of multiple children over time.
Rory Maloney (58) of Main Street, Scarriff is contesting the State prosecutions against him.
The biggest previous week of deliveries was just under 250,000 doses.
The latest figures were released by the Department of Health this evening.
Vlad Pintea, who sold his account to the gang for €500, was jailed for six months.
Generation Rent need a leg up onto the property ladder and the Government say they have the solution, but will it work?
A decision will be announced on Friday, 25 June.
The company has received 72 reports of adult users, children, pets or objects being pulled under the treadmill.
Kamen became a musical protégé of Madonna’s following the infamous ad.
Finbar Boyle unreservedly accepted the allegations at a preliminary hearing earlier this year.
The former Arsenal and Germany goalkeeper has issued an apology after David Aogo shared the text on social media.
The board said Trump “created an environment where a serious risk of violence was possible”.
NPHET have proposed opening all-day vaccine centres in some locations.
The measures will take effect in the Republic at the start of 2022, but it will be at least 2023 in the North.
RTÉ said the Department of Health was invited by RTÉ Investigates to participate in the programme, contrary to claims made by Watt.
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien says a Bill he introduced in 2019 on the issue is “still valid”.
India is not part of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies but was invited to the talks by Britain.
Chu said she doesn’t plan to run as an Independent or for any other party.
The body of the man aged in his 70s was found at a residence at Robinson’s Court off Cork Street in Dublin city centre last week.
Urantsetseg Tserendorj (48) died following an attack in Dublin’s IFSC on 20 January last.
AIT President Professor Ciarán Ó Catháin described today’s announcement as a “historic day” for the region.
Never Give In, a documentary about Manchester United’s legendary manager, is set for release later this month.
The crash occurred at Kilshane Cross, Newtown in Dublin 11 yesterday at 7.20am.
THE NATIONAL PUBLIC Health Emergency Team (NPHET) has suggested that the HSE could operate some of Ireland’s Covid-19 vaccination centres on 24-hour basis.
The move has been recommended as one way that could speed up the rollout of vaccines in parts of the country.
However, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly said this morning that he does not believe the move is necessary because the capacity within vaccine centres and GP surgeries can manage the number of people who are due to receive their jabs in the months ahead.
“Ideally you wouldn’t want people having to go in at two, three or four o’clock in the morning,” he told Ireland AM.
But we’re wondering whether you’d like to see it happen – and if you’d be comfortable going for a late-night jab.
Would you be happy to get your Covid-19 vaccine at 3am (if centres were open on a 24-hour basis)?
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The housing expert says the investor takeover of homes is no accident – it’s Government policy.
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