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Saturday 8 May 2021
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The island, not the item of clothing, cow, or biscuit.
Leinster score eight tries to beat Connacht 50-21 at the Sportsground this evening.
Joan O’Donnell writes that it’s time to ditch failing strategies and embrace an inclusive future of work.
Chelsea stunned Pep Guardiola’s side with a late victory.
Karnataka’s capital, Bengaluru, has the highest active caseload at more than 300,000, but experts warn that the worst is still to come.
The Gaelic Grounds hosted this evening’s game.
The SNP failed to secure an overall majority, but the Greens’ success could lead to a majority among pro-independence parties.
Investigations are currently ongoing.
Local authorities had already warned Friday of unstable snow formations given a recent fall-off in temperatures.
A recent article in the Westmeath Topic, which was reshared by other users on social media, suggested that this information is being hidden.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly also announced that two more countries have been added to the hotel quarantine list
Dublin lost centre-back Liam Rushe to a red card in the closing stages.
Gardaí said that the young man had been located.
The latest figures were released by the Department of Health this afternoon.
Afghan Ministry spokesman Tareq Arian told reporters that the casualties could rise
A man in his 20s was arrested as part of an investigation into the incident.
With the final results in, Labour has 30 seats, the Welsh Conservatives have 16, Plaid Cymru has 13 and the Liberal Democrats have one.
The teenager was killed and dismembered in January 2020.
EU leaders have adopted a sceptical approach to lifting the patents.
IDA President, Dr Anne O’Neill said that the organisation had “lost faith” in the Department of Health to implement change.
Aiken will remain in his post until a successor is chosen.
A total of €9.745 billion was spent via contactless payments from March 2020 to March 2021.
One of the women was airlifted to Tallaght Hospital in Dublin.
Tensions have soared in east Jerusalem in recent weeks.
The Tokyo Games are due to start on 23 July, though polls show that most Japanese people support cancellation or another delay.
The man sustained numerous lacerations during an altercation involving a group of people.
Heavy wind and rain didn’t dampen the massive fundraising drive.
Thirty years ago, the draw for the first round of the Uefa Cup paired the Bundesliga giants with Cork City.
The TV chef shares some thoughts and two delicious recipes to liven up any table this summer.
The open letter has been sent to Micheál Martin, Boris Johnson, Joe Biden and Maros Sefcovic.
We spoke to two people with very different experiences of the pandemic. A delivery rider who has had a long winter on the streets of Dublin city centre, and a businessman who has changed his priorities.
Andy Friend’s side impressed against Ulster last time out but struggle for consistency.
Some 31.5% of people over the age of 16 have had a first dose with 11.96% of adults fully vaccinated.
The platform is being used to spread false information about Covid-19 in novel ways,.
Two men in their 20s were arrested during searches.
The results of some constituency seats still need to be announced.
Munster defeated Ulster 38-10 at Thomond Park.
NEW STATS RELEASED by the Banking & Payments Federation Ireland show that over €948 million worth of contactless payments were made during March 2021.
This represents an increase of 72% on the same time last year and the federation says it “very clearly” demonstrates the shift which has taken place from cash to digital payments.
“The pandemic has undoubtedly played a considerable role in driving this change in consumer behaviour, something we expect to continue as the country begins to open back up again,” the federation’s chief executive, Brian Hayes, said.
So, today we’re asking: Do you carry cash?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The TV chef shares some thoughts and two delicious recipes to liven up any table this summer.
Morning rain; mostly cloudy, warmer
Max: 18 °C
Min: 7 °C
Showers around; breezy in the morning
Max: 15 °C
Min: 8 °C
Occasional rain and drizzle
Max: 14 °C
Min: 5 °C
