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Thursday 25 February 2021
# on the radio
# Dublin Shooting
Bauer’s Irish move could be a ‘shot in the arm’ for the radio industry here.
The Data Protection Commission released its annual report for 2020 earlier today.
GameStop’s chief financial officer Jim Bell announced this week that he would resign on 26 March.
Emergency services are at the scene.
Motor expert Dave Humphreys picks his top cars on the market for a dependable drive.
The incident reportedly happened in the Hollywood area last night.
Drew Harris was speaking at the Policing Authority meeting today.
The latest figures were confirmed by the National Public Health Emergency Team this evening.
The Government has been told that levels of happiness are at “the lowest point yet, while intolerance has reached a high point.”
The Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival kicks off on March 3.
The 25-year-old has been named on the bench for the clash with Cardiff Blues.
Gardaí observed two men behaving suspiciously at an ATM on the Old Lucan Road yesterday.
Around 100,000 records are expected to be moved to the Department of Children next week.
The EU and UK are locked in talks to make post-Brexit trade in Northern Ireland work more smoothly.
A careful, gradual reopening of our society will protect our communities.
UL’s President, Professor Kerstin Mey made the announcement on Twitter this afternoon.
The drop is “very difficult” to attribute to the drop in community transmission alone.
Almost six in 10 (57.1%) people have said that their mental health has been impacted negatively by the pandemic.
There are currently 20 countries on the ‘category 2′ list.
Gearóid Hegarty’s golden season is one to savour for the St Patrick’s club who watched him grow into a star.
Dr Mulligan had served as acting Chief State Pathologist following Professor Marie Cassidy’s retirement in 2018.
Scally’s 170-page report into the CervicalCheck programme was published on 12 September 2018.
Bauer Media Audio operates radio stations in seven countries across Europe.
The campaign encourages people to read to help with their wellbeing during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The revival was ordered by the new streaming service Paramount Plus.
Tadhg Furlong will make his first Test start in a year against Italy on Saturday.
The suspect was arrested after a search of a property in Summerhill.
Are you a music fan or do you prefer chat radio?
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission says all Covid-related emergency powers should have sunset clauses.
A legal aid logjam for family members of victims meant that the inquests could have been significantly delayed.
Ten Covid-19 patients being treated in ICU died in the 24 hours up to 8am yesterday – the single highest daily number.
The squad’s communication on the pitch was flagged as an issue by attack coach Mike Catt.
We take a look for this week’s podcast episode.
More than 6,600 data security breaches were notified last year, according to the Data Protection Commission.
Final amendments to the laws were passed after consultation between Canberra and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg.
Food activist Sophie Healy-Thow reflects on how the pandemic impacted Ireland’s sense of food security.
The 46th president has been undoing dozens of Trump orders since taking office.
Some gardaí are still under investigation.
Richard OHalloran has been prevented from leaving China since February 2019.
IT WAS ANNOUNCED this morning that Communicorp Media, which operate radio stations like Today FM and Newstalk, would be sold to UK-based Bauer Media Audio.
There’ll be a huge transfer of Communicorp’s audience, with 1.75 million weekly listeners across all of their stations.
The price of the deal, however, has not yet been disclosed.
With that in mind, we wanted to know: What radio station do you listen to the most?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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