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Saturday 23 January 2021
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The problem is one that’s been raised consistently by outreach workers.
There will be falls of hail, sleet and snow, creating icy and hazardous conditions.
Academic Máiréad Enright takes a forensic look at the Mother & Baby Home report and shares her concerns with its approach to redress.
More people are ordering food online during the pandemic.
From Brexit’s impact to the best new drives on the market, here’s all you need to know.
To people who are “fed up” of the pandemic, Jeni Pim said: “I’m fed up with it as well, it has killed my soulmate.”
We have been answering readers’ questions in our Q&A and covering the roll-out extensively on The Explainer Podcast.
Dr Seán Crosson of NUI Galway looks at the treatment of historical Irish figures on film and says history will often suffer at the hands of dramatic effect.
Having first played with his native Munster, Liam Toland went on to captain Leinster.
The woman remains in hospital in a serious condition.
The system is expected to come into effect in the third quarter of the year.
Republicans had pushed for a delay to give Trump a chance to prepare a defence on the sole charge of incitement of insurrection.
RTÉ’s Peter Collins and Greg Allen recall their time working with athletics legend Jerry Kiernan.
Health officials and the minister have said it is unlikely family carers will be moved up the list.
The claim goes against what medical and scientific experts have observed in Ireland and other countries around the world.
“We still have a lot of work to do, but the light at the end of the tunnel continues to grow brighter,” the WHO chief said today.
The president called for the passage of his ‘American Rescue Plan’ through Congress.
The jab it developed with the University of Oxford is already being rolled out across the UK.
A number of riders went offline from 6pm.
Downsizers will find a lot to enjoy at Marina Village Greystones.
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No serious complications have been detected nine days after the operation, doctors said.
A warning about hospitals, government considers mandatory quarantine for new arrivals, and four jailed over deaths of 39 migrants in Essex…
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
The player has started rehabilitation to improve his mental health after crashing his car into a coffee shop.
A mandatory 14-day quarantine is in place in Australia and other countries for people travelling from abroad.
The HSE said a significant number of both patients and staff at the home “remain affected by Covid-19″.
Micheál Martin says the issue will be discussed by the Cabinet sub-committee on Monday.
B117 emerged in the the south east of the country last September.
All you need to know about your Irish and international chat show options.
The boy, known as John, suffered a devastating brain injury in road crash in 2020.
The 93-2 vote gave President Joe Biden his second Cabinet member.
Nora (15) went missing on a family holiday in Malaysia last year and was later found dead.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has also spoken about a potential ‘two island’ solution with the UK.
Joel Osei and Diana Cristea were convicted of murder following a trial at Croydon Crown Court.
It’s understood the man was working on a construction project on a local farm when the tragedy occurred.
The action is understood to be one of the first brought following the publication of the final report by the commission of investigation earlier this month.
How closely were you paying attention to the sports headlines this week?
A charge of incitement of insurrection is being brought against the former president.
DELIVEROO DRIVERS IN Dublin went on strike yesterday evening over pay and working conditions.
They say they also want to be taken seriously by gardaí when their bikes are stolen, or when they’re attacked or abused.
Deliveroo launched in Ireland in 2015, and currently works with more than 1,000 self-employed riders and more than 1,800 restaurants across Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway.
They are one of several food-delivery services in the country. During the pandemic, there has been an increase in demand for such services as more people order food online.
We want to know: How often do you order food for delivery?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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