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Thursday 29 September 2022
The Emerald rebrand was chosen due to Ireland’s nickname ‘the Emerald Isle’ given by international visitors.
Investigators searched two houses in Dublin 13 this morning.
The planned levy has raised concerns within the construction industry.
SDLP leader Colm Eastwood is saisd to have informed party delegates over the weekend.
Bank of Ireland has been fined €100,520,000 by the Central Bank for its role in the controversy.
It is believed the cases are related to concussion injuries the players suffered during their rugby careers.
Ukraine and its allies have denounced the so-called referendums as a sham.
There has been an influx of new platforms in recent years.
The Prime Minister defended Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s measures, despite admitting the Government’s decisions have been ‘controversial’.
Anne Sacoolas is accused of causing the 19-year-old motorcyclist’s death by dangerous driving.
The incident occurred at around 9.45pm last night.
Michael Obafemi praises Stephen Kenny for support as he looks to draw a line under club issues at Swansea City.
The incident occurred at around 8am on Tuesday.
The Swedish coast guard could not immediately say why the latest leak only appeared days after the initial breaches.
The Category 4 storm smashed the coast with 240 kmph winds and a wall of water.
Known for his 1995 hit Gangsta’s Paradise, Coolio was remembered for his ‘grind’ following reports of his death.
Last week, the two countries’ foreign ministers met for talks mediated by the US Secretary of State.
TDs expressed concern over the concrete block levy at their respective party meetings this evening.
Further funding will have to be sought for accommodating refugees from Ukraine and other countries, says minister
Ian is expected affect several million people across Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.
Many people are disinterested or disdainful of the Budget’s political pageantry.
The discovery of the remains in Killeagh was made after gardaí were given confidential information.
South Korea’s military said it had ‘detected two short-range ballistic missiles fired from the Sunan area in Pyongyang’.
Nelson slipped and went missing while skiing down the world’s eighth-highest mountain.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected the referendums as a ‘farce’.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Officials claimed that the president simply had the congresswoman on his mind.
The US’s National Security Council said: ‘We all know Russia has a long history of spreading disinformation and is doing it again here.’
Researchers say the skill could be useful when training service dogs and therapy dogs.
Niamh Ní Chróinín will be the presenter of Cúla4.
Economist Victor Duggan says while some budget measures will help, we cannot ignore the rough winter ahead.
He had been living and working in Ireland under a number of false identities.
The public system will be built up over the year to provide IVF services through six fertility hubs around the country.
The Bank intervened to try to bring surging yields in government bonds under control as they spiralled higher.
Simon Coveney said the results don’t ‘truly reflect what people in those parts of Ukraine actually want’.
Is it progressive? And what does that even mean? The ESRI’s Barra Roantree joins us on this week’s episode to explain all.
THE LATEST FRONT in the streaming wars has seen fantasy fans spoiled for choice as House of The Dragon battles with The Rings of Power for eyeballs and subscription money.
The Game of Thrones prequel was created for the HBO platform (it’s available on Sky and Now TV in Ireland) while its Lord of The Rings counterpart is an Amazon Prime production.
In recent years a plethora of streaming services have become available, entering a market that was once dominated by Netflix.
The demise of satellite television looks confirmed with Sky announcing this week that it will start offering most of its services via a set-top streaming box.
Today we’re asking: How many TV streaming subscriptions do you have?
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