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Monday 3 October 2022
Kilmacud Crokes manager Robbie Brennan has bemoaned the ‘long-term’ setback.
The FSAI says it’s not surprising given the ‘current high cost of living climate and rising household bills’.
The Bram Stoker Festival is set announce its programme of events tomorrow.
David Byrne was murdered during a boxing weigh-in at the Regency Hotel, Dublin in 2016.
The British Chancellor said ‘we get it, and we have listened’ as he scrapped the 45p tax rate.
Since the unrest started on 16 September, dozens of protesters have been killed and more than a thousand arrested.
The youngest victim is said to be a toddler aged three or four.
The new law allows people who were adopted or boarded out to access information about their origins.
It’s the first time in the history of the State that complaints can be made by members of the public.
At least 68 people have been confirmed dead in the US and Cuba as a result of the storm.
She has been missing from Dublin 9 since yesterday.
An operation was carried out this morning in relation to the incident in Cherry Orchard last month.
Thomas Cashman is accused of killing the nine-year-old, who was shot dead in her home in Didcot, Liverpool, on August 22.
The HSE is inviting eligible groups to get their flu jab and their Covid-19 booster.
Steve Baker said ministers needed to act with ‘humility’ to restore relationships with Ireland and the EU.
A garda spokesperson said that the incident happened on the N4 at the Collooney roundabout in Sligo on Sunday.
The tightness of the result came as a surprise, since pre-election polls had given Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva a commanding lead.
Since 1999, there have been five searches of Bragan Bog for Columba McVeigh’s body.
The median asking price for a home in Q3 2022 was €320,000.
Hutch is charged with the murder of David Byrne.
Manchester United manager explains why Portugal legend didn’t play as Roy Keane says club should have let him leave in summer.
This week our reader is busy doing different shifts and is trying to save for a home.
Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of a fatal traffic collision on the R132 in Dunleer.
The death toll was revised from 175 because of double counting.
The defending champions beat Thomas Davis to progress to the Dublin Senior Football Championship decider for the third time in five years.
The incident happened at the clubhouse of Donegal Celtic Football Club on the Suffolk Road in west Belfast.
Russia’s loss of Lyman is a new blow to the Kremlin as it seeks to escalate the war by illegally annexing four regions of Ukraine.
A letter from the acting US archivist said some staffers had used private electronic messaging accounts to conduct official business, and not turned those messages over as required by law.
Orlene is due to make landfall tomorrow night.
Man City are now within a point of Premier League leaders Arsenal.
The Boys in Green have had some mixed results in recent times.
Mick Barry TD raised concerns about the disconnection moratorium for pay-as-you-go customers.
The race pits incumbent President Jair Bolsonaro against his political nemesis, former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.
Undersea blasts that damaged the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in the Baltic Sea this week have led to huge methane leaks.
Micheál Martin blasted the number of objections by politicians to new developments in their areas.
Officers said two demonstrators who climbed over the fence at the Iranian Embassy in Bern were detained.
Students deserve more than just barely surviving in college, says Mairead Maguire.
HALLOWEEN IS ALMOST upon us and to get in the spooky mood the Bram Stoker Festival is set to announce its programme of events tomorrow.
The festival will take place at the end of the month from 28-31 October in Dublin.
It takes its name from the author of the famed horror novel Dracula who was a Dublin resident.
The festival honouring the story of the undead bloodsuckers went into hibernation during Covid-19 but it is now rising from the crypt for a fresh outing.
With all that in mind we want to know today: Have you read Bram Stoker’s Dracula?
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This week our reader is busy doing different shifts and is trying to save for a home.
Students deserve more than just barely surviving in college, says Mairead Maguire.
Our columnist looks at the key battles in the US ahead of November’s vote.
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