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Friday 23 July 2021
Anti-lockdown groups on social media and Telegram channels criticised the signing of the law which paves the way for indoor dining.
The overall chances of getting re-infected remain very low, but Delta appears to pose a higher risk than previous variants.
The former Irish defender will be registered with the club’s U23s.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
A statement from the Social Democrats parliamentary party says it is “united” behind the current co-leaders.
The hearing of the pretrial motion continues next week.
Six people have drowned in lakes or seas this week.
The prosecution was delayed as a result of the Covid-19 crisis.
A journalist spotted the error and purchased the correctly spelled domain name to prevent it from “falling into the wrong hands”.
Francis said he apologised ‘for any offence taken’, adding that he would ‘never intentionally or wilfully make a comment to disparage somebody on the basis of the colour of anyone’s skin.’
O’Malley died on Wednesday at the age of 82.
How closely have you been paying attention to the headlines this week?
The latest figures were released by the Department of Health today.
It is the first time the shot has been authorised for people under 18.
A Status Yellow thunderstorm and rain warning will be in place for the entire country for an hour tonight.
The former Manchester United star denies assault and controlling and coercive behaviour.
The warning comes ahead of an end to the recent dry spell.
A man has been arrested under the Offences Against the State Act following the incident.
He urged the UK and Irish governments to undertake a human rights compliant investigation.
The murdered 20-year-old’s family said knife crime “has to stop” after another teen was sentenced today.
“Today is a landmark day,” said Green Party leader Eamon Ryan.
Roger Sweeney of Water Safety Ireland says we must educate people on the importance of learning to swim and best ways to interact with water.
The court heard there had been a near riot outside the property last weekend.
The British & Irish Lions play their opening test match against South Africa, while Tokyo 2020 finally kicks-off.
The link between case numbers and hospitalisations, ICU admissions and deaths has been “significantly weakened”, he said.
Just a few hundred officials and dignitaries were allowed into the 68,000-capacity venue.
A meeting involving the hospitality industry and government officials is taking place today.
At least 32 people have been killed after heavy monsoon rains hit the region.
The fires have burned an area of approximately 65 acres since last month.
The man was 16 at the time of the offence.
Public health doctors are reporting an increasing number of cases in people who travelled abroad before full immunity kicked in.
The group has swiftly captured territory in recent weeks as the last US and Nato soldiers leave Afghanistan.
A cruel draw and a different scene make it difficult to see a talented team replicating the success of Beijing or London.
Ulster Bank has over one million customers, along with 2,800 staff and 88 branches across the country.
Irish Water has appealed to members of the public in numerous counties to reduce their water usage.
Jovenel Moise was assassinated in his private home on 7 July.
AS TEMPERATURES SOARED across the country over the past week, Irish people have been making the most of the sunshine.
But Irish Water has appealed to members of the public in numerous counties to reduce their water usage to ensure a consistent supply for all during this busy time.
Nighttime restrictions have been put in place in some areas to help maintain supply.
In general, long spells of dry and warm weather can affect water supply in many areas. People are asked to take extra measures to conserve water during these periods.
But do you try to use less water during warm weather or does your consumption stay the same?
Today we want to know… Are you making an effort to conserve water during this heat wave?
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Donal Fallon describes the impact the Dublin Corporation architect Herbert Simms had on Dublin city.
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