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Tuesday 20 April 2021
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The 37-year-old, from outside Thurles, had been on a run and failed to return back.
Eight sentences due to be heard today have been adjourned to later this month.
The ruling was made in the High Court today.
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The incident has been met with widespread condemnation.
Two Cabinet meetings will take place next week.
Navalny has been on a hunger strike since 31 March.
An election will be held later this year if the public health situation allows it.
It follows concerns that the vaccine could be linked to extremely rare blood clots.
He served in the role for three decades.
The airline said it is well positioned as markets return and economies begin to recover.
Demonstrations took place in Belfast and Derry.
Gardaí are looking for Hutch over his alleged involvement in the Regency Hotel murder of gangland figure David Byrne.
Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville rounded on their own clubs, called for ‘scavenger’ Glazers to be booted out of the game and heard from a bristling Liverpool manager.
His appointment was confirmed this afternoon.
The loss of the control plan means that fisheries will no longer be allowed to weigh their catches in factories.
The Stormers, Lions, Bulls, and Sharks are set to pull out of the competition.
The UK Prime Minister was speaking on a new BBC programme about the centenary of Northern Ireland.
Gardaí believe the xanax tablets were destined for the black-market.
Svetlana Murphy was last seen in the Blackrock area on Monday.
A singer similar to the Smiths frontman appeared in the show’s latest episode.
The new law proposes big fines and imprisonment for anyone caught reselling tickets above the original price.
Owner Denis McCarthy was walking his dog Rocco when he was allegedly attacked by a hammer wielding robber.
The figure was reported at last night’s NPHET briefing.
The draw was made on RTÉ’s Morning Ireland.
Six Premier League clubs faced a backlash over the plans yesterday.
The three-week trial concluded with closing statements this week. It has now gone to jury.
Maxwell’s trial on charges alleging she recruited and groomed teenage girls to provide sexual massages to Jeffrey Epstein is set to begin on July 12.
Mondale served in the Jimmy Carter administration and lost out on his own presidential bid to Ronald Reagan.
The HSE is set to update the Oireachtas Health Committee on the Covid-19 vaccine rollout later today.
The Private Security Services (Amendment) Bill 2021 has been approved by Cabinet.
It’s been almost six years since reforms of the Ireland’s mental health laws were recommended.
Martin McCarthy killed his young daughter Clarissa before taking his own life in west Cork in 2013.
The 45-year-old former police officer is charged with the murder of George Floyd.
The ‘Indian variant’ is not a variant of concern, but it is under investigation – and being monitored closely in Ireland.
Diego Llorente scored a late goal to cancel out Sadio Mane’s first-half opener for the Reds.
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The 38-year-old man, who had been friends with the woman for seven years, pleaded guilty to orally raping her during a prolonged attack in 2017.
THE CABINET IS set to green light a law that will outlaw ticket touting and reselling of tickets for large events.
The new legislation aims to deal with the problem which blights major events, such as sports matches and concerts at venues with a capacity of 1,000 people or more. It also proposes to ban the above price resale of tickets for live events at such venues.
Anyone caught committing an offence under the new laws could face fines of up to €100,00 or imprisonment of two years.
The Sale of Tickets (Cultural, Entertainment, Recreational and Sporting Events) Bill, once approved, will be published later this week.
Today we’re asking: Have you ever bought tickets for more than their face value?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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