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Thursday 29 July 2021
Holding centres on a small village thrown into chaos bu the discovery of a body.
The actress’s potential earnings were tied to the box office performance of the film, which was released simultaneously in cinemas and on Disney+.
Keith Long’s side set up third qualifying round clash with PAOK after making light work of F91 Dudelange with 4-0 aggregate win.
A letter from President Higgins, an incident in Temple Bar and a win in Tokyo made the headlines.
A protest was held in Temple Bar this evening in relation to the incident on Monday.
Daniel Murtagh also described how he wrapped the wire of a charger around his knuckles.
Here are a few options for weekend watching.
The Ceann Comhairle and Cathaoirleach have said they “appreciated the concerns” raised by President Higgins.
Some politicians say it is ‘unfair’ and ‘unacceptable’ that RTÉ’s coverage is unavailable in Northern Ireland.
Almost 2,800 calls, with many relating to domestic abuse, were incorrectly cancelled.
The HSE says that a 17 day gap for Pfizer is “safe and effective”.
With fewer people commuting to work, how will public transport finances and services look in future?
Storm Evert is set to barrel into the UK bringing “unseasonably strong winds and heavy rain”.
Daphne Caruana Galizia’s family had sought the inquiry into the 2017 car bombing near the family home in Malta.
In a joint statement they said the misleading claims in these ads had been published by “malicious third-parties”.
Ruaridh Nicoll, a journalist based in Havana, joins us for this week’s episode.
Four out of five teenagers surveyed said they had been subjected to sexual harassment in the last 12 months.
The number of people seeking to volunteer with the charity also increased, while some people withdrew their financial support.
Tony Walsh is charged with two counts of indecent assault of a male between January 1983 and December 1985.
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures this evening.
Michael Murray had pleaded not guilty to making threats to kill against barristers who prosecuted him for rape in 2013.
Chief executive says he will push government hard to have 25,000 fans in Aviva Stadium for games against Azerbaijan and Serbia which he admits ‘Ireland have to win’.
The company came to an agreement with the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission on foot of a 2016 complaint.
12 of the 19 maternity hospitals were found to be fully compliant.
Byrne left his phone at the scene of a robbery at a bookmakers.
The judge told the jury there was no restriction on time.
Hospitality businesses following vaccine cert rules have been the victim of an online campaign.
Natalie Britton says women are being ignored when it comes to the lifting of the restrictions on partners during maternity care.
12 locations were searched in Co Longford this morning.
A woman living in the home was injured during the incident.
Google Ireland said they had no specifics regarding the measure in this country.
Parental consent will have to be given for those aged 12-15.
The victim was aged 19 at the time of the offences.
Asking workers to be fully vaccinated before returning to work raises thorny legal issues.
Police have identified the baby as Liam O’Keefe.
Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan yesterday raised the possibility of further restrictions being lifted.
Expanded capacity for the All-Ireland semi-finals, and for Ireland’s upcoming World Cup qualifiers, are also under consideration.
171 dogs were put to sleep in pounds last year.
The group became stranded when a sudden squall capsized one of the kayaks.
OFFICES HAVE BEEN largely closed under public health advice since the onset of the pandemic with hundreds of thousands of people across the country adapting to remote working.
The advice on working from home remains the same for now – work from home, if you can – but Minister Eamon Ryan said this morning that he expects workplaces will be in a position to begin to reopen in September on a staged basis.
Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan said yesterday that the continued vaccination programme may allow the country to remove the Covid-19 restrictions that are still in place, however, companies like Google have delayed their return to the office due to the spread of the Delta variant.
So, today we’re asking: Should offices reopen in September?
Poll Results:
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