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Tuesday 21 September 2021
Larry Bass said he issued his resignation after attending his first RTÉ board meeting last Thursday.
In a separate case, ABP also granted planning for 114 build-to-rent apartments in Dublin 16.
Kelly’s 95th minute goal came shortly after the visitors thought they had secured victory through James Akintunde.
Renato Gehlen (39) has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 37-year-old wife in Dublin in 2017.
The Girls In Green face Australia in an international friendly tomorrow night.
The defence will now begin calling former Kelly employees.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Zappone declined an invite to face an Oireachtas Committee over her special envoy role.
Tyrone’s All-Ireland winning hero is determined not to let the success change him.
The White House announced the change in the current travel ban into the US today.
The Finance Minister told the European Commission it is “not appropriate” at present for Ireland to sign up to the deal.
Calvin O’Connor has been missing from Bluebell since 16 September.
Micheál Martin has branded attempts by people to remove others from hospital as “outageous”.
One case involved two siblings aged three and four who consumed cannabis peach ring jellies.
The man was discovered in Westfield Park, Limerick at around 10pm last Friday night.
Simon Coveney said this will come as “very good news” for many Irish people impacted by the ban.
The Department of Health reported the latest figures this afternoon.
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The judge said the “terrifying and violent” experience has a pervasive effect on the girl’s life.
At least 52 people fell ill after untreated water passed through the system.
The vaccine would be administered at a lower dosage than for people over 12.
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.
The minister’s remarks come after the UK government held emergency talks with energy companies over spiralling price increases.
Johnson is due to meet with US President Joe Biden at the White House tomorrow.
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.
Over 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.
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.
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?
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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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