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Thursday 24 June 2021
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Finance minister Paschal Donohoe announced the six-month sale process yesterday.
Fewer than one in five board members in Ireland are women.
The think-tank has outlined its forecasts for the Irish economy in a new report.
Some government sources have said the Taoiseach is being “over cautious”.
She said she ‘deserves to have a life’ uncontrolled by others and that the arrangement was ‘doing more harm than good’.
Rebecca Price and Patrick Kiely’s son would have turned two years old this summer.
Cronin’s nomination will have to be approved by the US Senate, after a confirmation hearing takes place.
Leon Goretzka got his side out of jail in the dying minutes.
A combination of archaeological science and forensic techniques have helped to show that his body is the earliest direct evidence of a shark attack.
€494,000 worth of drugs and €22,450 in cash were seized from Newbridge, Co Kildare.
Meanwhile, EU leaders and Hungary traded barbs over the new law banning LGBTQ educational content for children.
The 75-year-old was arrested last October at Barcelona’s international airport.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Apple Daily was founded by tycoon Jimmy Lai in 1995.
The HSE recommended the ceremonies be postponed until September to help curb Covid cases.
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Vinny Perth praised his side’s ‘togetherness’ after they earned a first win since his return as manager.
The former Master of the National Maternity Hospital says the Catholic ethos will never meet with that of the State and it’s time to move on.
Up to 100 demonstrators took part in a protest in Dublin calling for a commitment from the government to reopen the sector.
Martin Dubravka had a moment to forget for Slovakia.
McDonald claimed that a DUP “failure to accept rights and equality” was a factor in the “political storm” that has hit unionism
People are asked not to engage with these callers and to hang up and block the number if possible.
Gavin James will headline the outdoor gigs at Royal Hospital Kilmainham early next month.
The music festival in Co Waterford has been rescheduled for July 2022.
The variant will account for 90% of cases in the European Union by the end of August, the agency predicts.
The latest figures were confirmed by health officials this evening.
The court heard that footage was gathered from Cavan, Monaghan, Westmeath and Dublin by gardaí.
The men were jailed for organising a bid four years ago to make Catalonia an independent republic.
Minister Charlie McConalogue has announced a tour of ports and harbours over the next few months to hear fishers’ concerns.
Both restaurateurs and vintners’ representatives have called on the Government to explain the impact of the Delta variant.
A problem with securing legal for the families of some of the Stardust victims has been resolved, a pre-inquest hearing was told today.
The comments are likely to infuriate the Scottish National Party.
While European football’s governing body blocked plans in Munich, Dublin’s Aviva Stadium will light up tonight in solidarity with the LGBTI+ community.
The Delta variant is now the dominant strain of Covid in the UK.
One Britain One Nation Day is due to be celebrated in schools on Friday.
The investigation into garda road policing in Limerick began in November 2019.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said there is engagement with NIAC over this consideration.
Gemma McGee died within 36 hours of falling ill.
HSE boss Paul Reid said the human cost of the incident will be hard to measure.
TODAY, IRISH FISHING BOATS are to form a flotilla protest at the entrance of Dublin Port to raise awareness of the challenges their industry faces, and poor working conditions.
Fishermen have been raising their concerns about their industry since a Brexit trade deal was signed before Christmas that was seen to seriously disadvantage the Irish fishing sector; and a recent EU ruling that means fish need to be weighed on piers.
The European Commission found that Irish authorities didn’t have a proper plan in place for weighing catches at factories, and that the weighing system was being manipulated by some, which means that fish now must be weighed quay-side – something that fishermen and women strongly object to.
So, today we want to know… How often do you eat fish?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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