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Sunday 19 September 2021
The vote comes in the wake of an unprecedented crackdown on the opposition.
278 people are in hospital with the coronavirus disease, including 63 in ICU.
Many businesses are also set to open their doors for the first time since the pandemic began.
It’s the highest rate in the European Union.
The Belfast man had been diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease.
Voting in the primary elections to find a candidate to challenge Orban was suspended on Saturday.
The Spurs and Chelsea great died at home on Sunday morning.
A billionaire paid for the crew to take their three day trip to space.
The man was found with serious head injuries on Friday in Westfield Park, Limerick.
The Sinn Féin senator says new legislation to stop the sale of dogs online is not being enforced.
A diplomatic row has broken out between France and Australia after Morrison’s Government withdrew from a deal.
The SpaceX capsule carrying four space tourists landed in the Atlantic after three days in orbit.
The Taoiseach will chair a meeting of the UN Security Council on Thursday.
The US may begin its rollout to younger children before the end of the year.
Ireland take on Italy at 2pm in Parma today in a World Cup Qualifier fixture.
Jordi Murphy lays out his idea of a successful season for Ulster, who will be greatly boosted by the arrival of Duane Vermeulen.
A new book explores Magdalene laundries and the State’s response to institutional abuse.
Dr Peter May and Professor Charles Normand say palliative care in Ireland must be expanded now to meet current and future needs.
Ten members of one family, including seven children, were killed in error by the US hellfire missile.
Some 859,000 Europeans will be displaced by climate change per year, according to recent estimates.
Work to secure the historic landmark began the day after a fire tore through it in April 2019.
The legislators expressed concern that it will damage the British-Irish relationship and deprive people of justice.
The 3-0 victory saw the Senegal forward score in nine consecutive games against the same opponent.
The man was discovered with serious injuries at 10pm last night.
After Ireland’s shock defeat to Spain, captain Ciara Griffin says the squad are determined to give a better account of themselves against Italy.
Minister Darragh O’Brien said he is “pretty angry” at the failures at the plants serving people in Dublin and Wexford.
The garda was taken to the Mater Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Regeneration came in the wake of a deadly gangland feud which claimed more than 20 lives.
North Korea calls the complex “the heart” of its nuclear programme.
The women have called for an independent inquiry into the allegations.
261 people are in hospital with the coronavirus disease, including 66 in ICU.
Dolores Cahill had been a professor at the UCD faculty of Medicine.
Jalalabad is the capital of Nangarhar, the heartland of the Islamic State group’s Afghanistan branch.
Paul Reid said that hospital numbers beginning to fall but intensive care numbers are rising.
Police made 200 arrests as six officers were taken to hospital in the clashes.
FOUR SPACE TOURISTS have returned to earth overnight in a splash down in the Atlantic off the coast of Florida.
The all-amateur crew was the first to circle the world without a professional astronaut.
The billionaire who paid undisclosed millions for the trip and his three guests wanted to show that ordinary people could blast into orbit by themselves.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk took them on as the company’s first rocket-riding tourists.
“Your mission has shown the world that space is for all of us,” SpaceX Mission Control radioed.
Will all that in mind this morning we are asking: If money wasn’t an issue would you go to space as a tourist?
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The Sinn Féin senator says new legislation to stop the sale of dogs online is not being enforced.
The world-renowned chef shares three delicious recipes from his new book, Together.
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