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Monday 25 January 2021
# Coronavirus
# European Commission
# UK
The Central Bank governor said today that the positive economist forecast “remains contingent on key assumptions regarding Covid-19 developments.”
The UCD Smurfit Graduate School of Business had had to adapt to new realities.
Under current Covid-19 restrictions, gardaí are continuing to carry out checkpoints nationwide.
Construction is the sector that has seen the largest increase in the number of people receiving PUP this week.
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Whelan was shot a number of times in Lucan in September 2019.
Around 250 people were arrested following protests across the Netherlands yesterday over a new curfew.
We have been answering readers’ questions in our Q&A and covering the roll-out extensively on The Explainer Podcast.
Gately, who was a Kinahan cartel target, was shot five times in north Dublin on 10 May 2017.
The Taoiseach had stated over the weekend that “the north isn’t testing for the variant”.
Including hire purchase finance plans from 0% interest.
The company is also working on a booster shot against the variant found in South Africa.
The bronze memorial was dumped into Bristol Harbour before being retrieved by the council.
The Mother and Baby Homes Commission of Investigation released a report on its five-year investigation into the homes earlier this month.
Last week the company said initial supplies to Europe will be lower than expected.
Optometrists have offered to help the Government with the Covid-19 vaccination programme.
Ministers will discuss how much longer Level 5 restrictions will be needed.
Gardaí, the HSE and the Department of Health have emphasised that your GP would be the first point of contact about the Covid vaccine.
Club great has been shown the door after 18 months in charge.
The NTMA said that the new rates “reflect the reductions in interest rates in both Sovereign bond yields and the retail savings market”.
Jacob Stockdale is missing due to injury.
While the survey indicated that the majority of towns deteriorated during the pandemic, Kilkenny maintained its “pristine condition”.
Survey results indicate that Irish people were drunk more times in a year than the global average.
The Global Drugs Survey 2020 found respondents in Ireland were drunk more times in a year than the global average.
Debenhams in Ireland operated under a sperate company and closed all of its stores last year.
Hundreds gathered to protest a curfew in place until February.
The impeachment trial is scheduled for the second week of February.
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa was reelected yesterday, amid a turnout higher than expected.
The man had fled from gardaí after they tried to pull him over.
UL’s Dr Owen Worth says the Brexit question may have been answered, but the greater concept at stake is the Union itself.
Munster have now lost nine out of their last 10 derbies against Leinster.
Almost one-fifth of people are unsure and 7% will not take a vaccine, according to a new survey.
It was the last laundry in the State to close in 1996 and has become a focal point for potential memorialisation.
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The 2011 Open champion won again in Hualalai.
Therapist Bernie Hackett says this lockdown, coupled with dark January days can take its toll, but she has some helpful advice for self-care.
The rocket, which launched from Florida, carried a record number of satellites on board.
A digital broadcast from the Mansion House heard from Ireland’s last two Holocaust survivors, Tomi Reichental and Suzi Diamond.
It finished 3-2 to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side at Old Trafford.
NEW RESEARCH HAS shown that men in Ireland tend to regret being drunk less frequently than women.
On average, men in Ireland who participated in the Global Drugs Survey 2020 regret 35.3% of occasions when they became drunk, whereas women regret getting drunk 48.8% of the time.
Respondents from Ireland were drunk more times in a year than the global average – 25.9 times in Ireland compared to 20.8 globally.
A few months ago, a survey found that more than half of people said they had been drinking more frequently since the start of the pandemic.
So today we’re asking: Are you trying to drink less alcohol this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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