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Friday 14 May 2021
The world’s second-largest fish is a frequent visitor to Irish shores.
Jurgen Klopp’s men are making an end-of-season push for a top-four spot.
The incident happened in Edenderry just after 6pm this evening.
A number of restrictions will also ease on 24 May in Northern Ireland.
They were to go on trial starting 22 August for being complicit in murder.
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Gardaí are investigating the incident.
The inside look at how Nigel Carolan built a lasting legacy at Connacht.
Some hospitals recognised the need for a more cohesive approach and have already set up dedicated clinics.
A No 10 spokesperson said Johnson “apologised unreservedly on behalf of the UK government” on the call.
The fixture was postponed 11 days ago when supporters stormed the pitch.
On this week’s podcast, we explain more – and producer Nicky Ryan takes an antigen test during recording.
The boys were arrested this morning.
Cameron placed calls and sent dozens of texts and emails to ministers and senior officials as tried to win access to Covid support programmes.
It is being regarded as an important test case in the area of personal insolvency.
This represents an increase of 392% over the same period last year.
People in this cohort will be given appointments at vaccination centres.
The man is alleged to have claimed €8,000 in fraudulent claims spread across the PUP and social welfare system.
Martin is now just 47 seconds behind the new leader Attila Valter after stage six.
THC is the active substance in cannabis which results in a high.
The latest figures were confirmed by the National Public Health Emergency Team this evening.
Restrictions remain in place in certain hospitals, however.
The two leaders are expected to discuss recent unrest in Northern Ireland.
The ruling was made at a hearing in Bantry District Court.
“I tabled a question to Tesla on their noticeboard, and it was picked up on… I was then contacted directly by SpaceX.”
HSE CEO Paul Reid confirmed the news at this afternoon’s HSE Covid-19 press briefing.
The IPSC was planning to hold a “socially-distanced protest” at the Spire in Dublin.
The families of innocent victims and MPs have criticised Boris Johnson for not making a public apology for the massacre.
On average, around five climbers die every year on the world’s highest peak.
The Taoiseach was criticised for interfering in the planning process, and many encouraged others to join or donate.
The Taoiseach said he supported the call and that the government “will act on driving on a progressive health policy for women’s health”.
The house fire broke out at Gurth in Ballinasloe at around 2am this morning.
People who have their bike stolen are asked to report the theft to gardaí as soon as possible.
Ambassador Ophir Kariv labelled the contributions as “totally destructive”.
Depending on what changes are required, and what passage of legislation or amendments are needed, it could take a number of weeks to get changes over the line, say sources.
THE UK IS set to trial a ban of TV advertisements for junk food before 9pm in a bid to tackle the country’s obesity crisis.
A total ban will also be trialled on advertising unhealthy food online, but proposals to put calorie labels on pints of beer and glasses of wine were scrapped.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has recommitted to tough action on obesity after his brush with death when he contracted Covid-19 last year.
Health campaigners in the UK have praised the “landmark” reforms that would put tight controls on the promotion of foods high in sugar, salt and fat.
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