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Saturday 18 September 2021
Minister Darragh O’Brien said he is “pretty angry” at the failures at the plants serving people in Dublin and Wexford.
The garda was taken to the Mater Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Regeneration came in the wake of a deadly gangland feud which claimed more than 20 lives.
North Korea calls the complex “the heart” of its nuclear programme.
The women have called for an independent inquiry into the allegations.
261 people are in hospital with the coronavirus disease, including 66 in ICU.
Dolores Cahill had been a professor at the UCD faculty of Medicine.
Jalalabad is the capital of Nangarhar, the heartland of the Islamic State group’s Afghanistan branch.
Paul Reid said that hospital numbers beginning to fall but intensive care numbers are rising.
Police made 200 arrests as six officers were taken to hospital in the clashes.
Paul Flynn, Barry Cahill and Kevin Nolan relive the day that launched Dublin football’s greatest era.
Consumer growth is having a profound impact on global supply chains.
Health authorities across the world have warned of potentially serious side effects associated with improper use.
A six party alliance will take on Viktor Orban’s Fidesz Party today.
Irish rugby legend sees parallels with Tyrone’s All-Ireland winners and his all-conquering Ulster team of the ’80s.
The world-renowned chef shares three delicious recipes from his new book, Together.
A man in his 60s is being questioned at Gurranbraher Garda station on the city’s northside.
The 78-year-old Durst will appeal against the conviction, which carries a mandatory life sentence.
It’s been a massive few weeks of positive off-field developments in Irish women’s football.
A series of four EU citizens’ panels will run over the next few months – with one taking place in Dublin.
The air traffic controllers have raised safety concerns around rostering.
The 80-year-old left hospital in Sao Paulo earlier this week following an operation to remove a tumour from his colon.
TUV leader Jim Allister and loyalist activist Moore Holmes were among the speakers.
President Emmanuel Macron ordered the recalling of the envoys.
In Kabul, workers were seen raising a sign for the Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice.
Several illnesses were reported by the HSE.
General McKenzie said the vehicle was struck ‘in the earnest belief’ that it posed an imminent threat.
Not changing the current policy on pensions would cost around €50 billion, the Department of Finance report says.
Dan McFarland’s men are aiming to be in trophy contention this season.
Renato Gehlen has pleaded not guilty to her murder.
Wearers can take a picture or record video by voice command or by pressing a button.
A medical law expert has cast a withering eye on a document that’s circulating online.
Micheal Martin said Sinn Fein’s Matt Carthy had ‘no evidence whatsoever’ when he accused Simon Harris of leaking information.
The event is set to take place on Thursday 21st October.
Let’s see how much you remember from the past week.
The Department of Health reported the latest figures this evening.
LAST WEEK WE discovered that shipping costs and supply chain problems were endangering the normal flow of the Christmas shopping market.
People have been advised to get in early to avoid disappointment as some of the biggest toy and home furnishing companies operating in Ireland have already said that they are experiencing major delays ahead of the busy season.
Shoppers are advised to buy early this year, a spokesperson for Smyths Toys told The Journal this week.
Everything from furniture to electronics, bikes, toys and other go to gift ideas are all suffering.
So with that in mind, in late September, we want to know today: Do you plan on starting your Christmas shopping early to avoid delivery delays?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The world-renowned chef shares three delicious recipes from his new book, Together.
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