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Thursday 16 September 2021
The Facebook-owned company has launched judicial review proceedings against the penalty in the High Court.
The HSE ordered 2,200 ventilators but only 465 were delivered from China and none of them were put to clinical use.
Two Ireland internationals have expressed their disappointment about Connacht’s changing facilities.
Ursula von der Leyen said legislation would be drawn up by the end of this year.
Donaldson said it was a “retrograde step” in terms of reconciliation.
Matt Carthy accused Minister Simon Harris of leaking from Cabinet.
The Russian leader said the infections were extensive.
Heather Maddern and Sammie-Jo Forde, who provided home care for older people, were two beds away from each other in hospital.
The Sligo-Leitrim TD said his resignation was not a ‘a vanity project’.
Ms Justice Nuala Butler said the ratification of CETA was a political question and not a constitutional one.
The Foreign Affairs Minister survived a confidence vote last night.
Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahrawi was killed in a strike by France’s Barkhane military operation a few weeks ago, French authorities said.
The concerns of bereaved relatives will be raised at the United Nations Human Rights Council.
Public health restrictions on work are easing from Monday. What does that mean for you?
The budget carrier is aiming to hire 5,000 new workers, group chief executive Michael O’Leary said.
A spokesperson for the hospital urged anyone with concerns about care to get in contact.
The Leinster centre suffered a number of injury setbacks last season.
Marques had been arrested in Dublin and extradited to the US in 2019.
The submarines are not intended however to carry nuclear weapons.
The Dragon capsule’s two men and two women will spend three days circling the world.
The pact has yet to be adopted and there is currently no unified migration and asylum plan for all member states.
The 20-year-old Dublin man was found unconscious in his cell and died three months later.
Research undertaken on behalf of the BAI and published today analysed 47 monthly transparency reports.
Virginia Giuffre’s legal team asked the court to take action under the Hague Service Convention.
Sinn Féin tabled a motion of no confidence in the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Kim Yo Jong criticised the South Korean president for describing North Korean weapons demonstrations as a provocation.
A superb Jordan Henderson strike secured the Reds a hard-fought victory.
The Canadian singer has refused to attend the premiere of the HBO film about her life.
Nadhim Zahawi has been promoted to Education Secretary.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Minister Catherine Martin said the plan was about ‘taking back our nights’.
Andy Friend has a 43-man senior squad coming into the new season.
Hundreds of people gathered in the city centre on the same day TDs reconvened after the summer recess.
THC is the active ingredient in cannabis which gets users high.
The trial continues before Justice Paul McDermott and a jury.
A defect in thousands of monitors resulted in a delay in the roll out.
Ellen Keane says that access is often a problem for her compared with Olympic athletes.
Minister Simon Coveney remains in his post this morning, following the government seeing off a no confidence vote by Sinn Féin.
The opposition party’s motion of no confidence in the Foreign Affairs minister was met with a confidence motion by the government, which it comfortably won by 92 votes to 59.
The no confidence vote was in response to Coveney’s handling of his nomination of Katherine Zappone to a UN role and his response to the controversy that followed.
Coveney has said the position was not a “makey up job to do a favour for Katherine Zappone” but various members of the opposition accused the government of “cronyism” in nominating the former minister for the role.
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