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Monday 20 September 2021
A new study analysed nearly 50,000 Covid-19 cases during the first two waves of the pandemic in Ireland.
Paul Rusesabagina has maintained his innocence, and his family alleges he was kidnapped and taken to Rwanda against his will.
Individual loans ranged from €17,000 to €43 million.
More 12,000 migrants were camped around a bridge in the border town of Del Rio.
The poll is an important indicator of next year’s presidential poll, as Vladimir Putin seeks to cement his grip on power.
Eileen and Jamie O’Sullivan were found dead at their home in a suspected murder-suicide two weeks ago
One video of the incident shows about 25 people present at the demonstration.
The CAO released its second round of offers to applicants this morning.
Muaaz Usama is missing from his home since yesterday.
Russia’s Investigative Committee said the suspect had been wounded while being detained.
European gas prices have tripled this year even before the arrival winter.
Joanne Mangan of Grow Remote says as thousands are encouraged to return to offices today, we need a mature approach to new ways of working.
HIQA says that antigen tests may have a role ‘in certain circumstances’
Brian Laundrie, 23, has been identified as a person of interest in the case.
Some 20 isolated houses have been destroyed.
Thousands of workers are returning to the office for the first time in more than 18 months.
The world governing body is in favour of shortening the gap between its showpiece event from four to two years.
The Taoiseach travelled to New York yesterday to begin a series of UN events.
At least 52 people fell ill after untreated water passed through the system.
Three others are being treated for their injuries following the early morning crash.
The flight was “arranged through diplomatic channels,” according to Minister Coveney.
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On pensions awareness week, financial expert David Quinn has advice for anyone who has not yet set one up.
There’s only one official date left in the government’s timeline for easing restrictions.
Board officers have said they will meet with James Horan and his management team to ‘review the season and plan ahead’.
This week, our reader is working from home while saving money for when she goes on maternity leave.
Roy Keane heavily criticised Spurs after their dismal defeat in today’s London derby.
Coast Guard helicopter Rescue 115 was on another mission in Limerick at the time and was able to respond to the incident promptly.
The rules have been brought into sharp focus since the wave of migration from Afghanistan began last month.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
The Cumbre Vieja volcano last erupted 50 years ago.
Gardaí also seized €1,200 in cash during the search on Friday.
The budget, which will be published next month, is also expected to include an increase in social welfare rates.
Jesse Lingard’s late strike proved to be the winner in a dramatic finish at the London Stadium.
The patient in question left the hospital following the video but returned by ambulance two days later.
Ireland defeated Italy 15-7 in Parma today with tries from wingers Beibhinn Parsons and Amee-Leigh Murphy Crowe.
FROM TODAY ONWARDS, the long-standing advice to work from home unless necessary to attend in person has been lifted to allow a “phased and staggered” return for specific business needs, and lifting fully on 22 October.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said he hopes employers are speaking to staff to “figure out” what works best for them and the business as the phased return gets underway.
The situation for people working amid Covid-19 restrictions has differed widely between sectors and workplaces, with the majority of office-based workers working from home since March 2020.
Some workplaces will be keen to get workers back to the office and others will be flexible in allowing continued home working. For workers who have been working from home under difficult or cramped circumstances, the return will be a relief but others may not be too happy to be back to the daily commute.
According to a new survey by Auxillion, remote working has been saving Irish office workers, on average, 58 minutes per day. The workers saving the most commute time are from Cavan (121 minutes), Westmeath (around 77 minutes), Kildare (over 71 minutes), Kilkenny (just shy of 68 minutes) and Wexford (roughly 65 minutes).
So today we’re asking: Do you think traditional office work will change forever post-pandemic?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
This week, our reader is working from home while saving money for when she goes on maternity leave.
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