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Saturday 19 June 2021
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The union said that some hospitals are approaching pre-pandemic levels of overcrowding.
John Stones hit the post early on but Scotland went close through Stephen O’Donnell and Lyndon Dykes.
Could you pick Poland out in a line-up?
A 19-6 victory over Racing 92 tonight.
The group also said Irish government ministers and officials are “no longer welcome in Northern Ireland”.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
53 people with Covid-19 are in hospital.
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
The formal inquest into George Nkencho’s death opens on Monday, but will be adjourned due to the ongoing GSOC investigation.
Here is an extract from our Brexit newsletter this evening, revived to cover the grace-period row, and strained relations.
The Taoiseach says it has always been his view that any new hospital should be owned by the public.
Randaor was last seen getting the Dart to Dublin from Bray station yesterday afternoon.
Ioan Artene Bob suffered multiple fractures and bruising to his lungs and the outer surface of his heart.
The number making the call appears to be the phone number of a garda station, but comes from fraudsters.
The midfielder has already paid a visit to his Denmark teammates.
Imran Ahmad Khan is alleged to have groped the teenager in Staffordshire.
O’Doherty said that the claim against her were “lies”, that others were lying, and that she was telling the truth.”
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The Special Criminal Court heard today that the man made the request after one of his son’s died.
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The crash occurred at around 10:15am today and gardaí are appealing for witnesses.
Edwin Poots announced last night he is to quit as as DUP leader after only three weeks.
A 21-year-old college student has been given a suspended sentence after causing injuries in an assault.
The bear broke into an army base and an airport before being shot by hunters.
The European Commission accusations were made against Insurance Ireland this morning.
Get your outdoor activities done tomorrow, if you can.
Aoife Gallagher says it’s tempting to share content that horrifies you, but it only serves to amplify the hate.
AstraZeneca has been ordered to deliver 50 million more doses by the end of September.
Owen Farrell can’t be discounted as a key man in this Lions squad.
Adanna Clarke took legal action over the episode of Can’t Pay? We’ll Take it Away!.
The Irish Farmers Association wants to see controls implemented to tackle “irresponsible dog ownership”.
The High Court in London today heard claims about Vardy’s relationship with The Sun newspaper.
Chief Medical Officer Dr Toy Holohan is today meeting with his Northern Ireland counterpart.
We’ve launched a powerful new scores hub – like you told us to.
The body was found in a field near the Thomondgate area.
Gardaí are looking for a black Volkswagen Passat that fled the scene.
A man has been charged with assault after causing harm to the passenger.
The incident involved a freighter-only aircraft with no passengers on board.
ELECTRIC PICNIC ORGANISERS this week said they are “confident” that the festival can go ahead again this year, with dates set for September.
The three-day music and arts festival is scheduled to take place in Co Laois from 24 to 26 September – slightly later than usual. It has been pushed back by three weeks to capitalise on the number of people who will be vaccinated.
An event management plan for the festival submitted to Laois County Council outlines that the anticipated number of attendees is a “maximum of 70,000 people per day including guests and children”.
“Low-key entertainment” is planned for early entry ticket holders on 23 September, which is limited to 20,000 people.
We want to know: Would you go to a music festival like EP this year?
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Thomas Muinzer says Northern Ireland waited a long time for a climate bill and now gets two.
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