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Saturday 16 January 2021
# Delays
# work life balance
# Shamrock Bowl
Ministers have said the final groups will be vaccinated by September but this timeline depends on everything going right.
Micheál Martin said there won’t be enough people vaccinated to allow the festivities to go ahead.
Preliminary statements of tax liability were released today.
Several accusations have been made by the former anti-smoking foundation’s director of social media.
The aim would be to provide an injection of cash to unions across the world.
It’s set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe after the events of Avengers: Endgame.
The report documents the harrowing and shameful treatment of young women and children at the hands of the Irish State.
St Patrick’s Day plans, the Beacon Hospital and remote working made headlines today.
The video was released this morning.
The recommendations came after the committee’s first meeting in nearly three months.
We bring you an interesting longread each evening to take your mind off the news.
The church said it was complicit ‘as with the rest of society’ in stigmatising unmarried women and their children.
After hitting a lowpoint against Tottenham, the Red Devils have improved vastly since then.
They are missing since 8 January.
The advisers’ pay ranges from €67,659 to €180,276, with 18 of them earning more than €100,000.
Here’s some of the chat on the box tonight.
Gardaí said they will continue to engage with the public but will issue tickets to those who ignore the regulations to stay at home.
The figures have been collated by the Johns Hopkins University in the US.
Studies have shown that masks can help prevent the spread of the virus.
Beacon Hospital has not signed up to allow its ICU capacity be used by the public system.
Boris Johnson said ‘we must take additional steps now to stop those strains from entering the country’.
Dublin City Council last year faced much criticism over the €22.8 million bill for the project.
The latest figures were confirmed in a statement from NPHET this evening.
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Survivors have campaigned for access to their personal information for years.
Your final bill can be significantly reduced to zero or even turned into a refund.
Brian Reilly had 126 previous convictions.
Travellers from South America are no longer allowed to come into the UK, amid fears over a new virus variant first identified in Brazil.
Three types of cereal have been recalled.
Daily vaccination figures will be published from 25 January.
Officials in his homeland are said to have charged him with assault, theft, illegal intimidation and repeated disrespect to authorities.
The company said it is trying to restore the service to Irish users.
Micheál Martin says it’s ‘early days’ but that Covid-19 is causing problems for bilateral meetings.
Dutch authorities wrongly accused thousands of parents of fraudulently claiming child allowance.
FTAI General Manager Aidan Flynn said it is “unbelievable” that 30% of goods imported into Dublin Port are being inspected.
The antigen tests come as Dutch authorities have banned untested passengers from entering the country.
Sinn Féin’s Thomas Gould has urged the government to provide funding for Extern.
Dr Tony Holohan and Dr Michael McBride said there is an “unsustainably high level of Covid-19 infection” across Ireland.
Edward F Crawford took up the position in 2019.
“The temporary reduction will affect all European countries,” Norway’s Public Health Agency said in a statement.
THE GOVERNMENT IS planning to introduce new legislation this year that would give employees the legal right to request to work remotely.
Remote work hubs will be invested in to ensure they are in locations that suit commuters and are close to childcare facilities.
The practice has become normalised since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, and many are relishing the opportunity to avoid long commutes and being away from home.
If it was brought in on a permanent basis, it would also mean employees could technically live wherever they wanted.
So today we’re asking: Would you live somewhere else if you had the option to work from home permanently?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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