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Monday 19 April 2021
Whether or not you’ll be asked to return to the office – and how often – will likely vary from company to company.
Six English sides, including Manchester United and Liverpool, are involved in the proposed competition.
There were 4,000 spectators in attendance at Wembley.
This week, our reader is glad to be still working during Covid and is trying to make his earnings work for him.
Join the club, fellow sports lovers.
It is the latest of several rail accidents to hit the country in recent years.
Lord Mountbatten was killed in an IRA bomb attack in Co Sligo in August 1979.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
The man was arrested by Gardaí from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau after a search operation in Clondalkin.
NPHET announced the figures in a statement this evening.
The bone fragment was found at Castlepook Cave near Doneraile in north Cork where a mammoth bone was discovered in 1972.
The Champions League is set for a reform.
Audits also found that staff had not been logging absences and had not kept logs of what cars employees were driving.
Micheal Martin said Brexit was one of the causes of the ‘terrible scenes’ of rioting in Belfast recently.
The cannabis herb seized has an estimated street value of €40,000.
Donnelly said he asked about changing the plan due to a previous NIAC reccommendation.
Gardaí said the teenager has since been located.
The family of a terminally ill prisoner had expressed concern at the use of handcuffs in bringing him to hospital.
A spokesperson said Leo Varadkar made a full statement to gardaí and “answered all questions”.
Meanwhile Seamus Power is three off the lead going into the final round in Las Vegas
The figures were published by the HSE last night.
But conditions are set to improve again from midweek onwards.
Oliver Dingley has learned to be kind to himself, taking lockdown in his stride as he targets the Tokyo Olympics.
The government recommends wearing one in crowded outdoor settings.
The man (20s) is being detained at Finglas Garda Station.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Navalny went on hunger strike to protest the refusal to let his physicians see him in prison.
The countries said they are “committed to cooperating with each other and with other countries to tackle the climate crisis”.
There’s a real concern that many youngsters won’t return to sport after the lengthy shutdown.
Both crashes occurred yesterday evening.
Ireland captain Ciara Griffin and out-half Stacey Flood reflect on Ireland’s defeat to France.
Masks will still be required indoors, however.
Our reader documents her relationship with a partner who became an advocate of online conspiracy theories.
A 1-0 loss at Molineux confirmed the inevitable with six games yet to play.
Fans protested that the club is ‘run like a circus’ and manager Shane Keegan resigned earlier today with the club amid a wretched run of results.
PEOPLE IN ISRAEL no longer have to wear face masks outdoors from today as the country’s coronavirus infections continue to plummet.
The HSE’s Chief Clinical Officer, Dr Colm Henry, has previously said that transmission of Covid-19 outdoors is 19 to 20 times less likely than in indoor settings.
The wearing of face coverings is mandatory in several indoor public settings, and they are recommended in busy or crowded outdoor spaces where there is a significant congregation of people.
So today we’re asking: Do you wear a face covering in busy outdoor places?
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