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Sunday 24 October 2021
President Ivan Duque likened the arrest of Dairo Antonio Usuga to Pablo Escobar’s capture three decades ago.
Halloween can be a frightening time for pets.
Anti-lockdown groups suggest that vaccines aren’t working – but the data shows otherwise.
The Ospreys were full value for the win over Johann van Graan’s side.
Darragh O’Connor talks to The42 about his unusual journey to Motherwell, via Leicester City.
Almost one third of Ireland’s electricity comes from wind generation, with just 8% coming from fossil fuels like coal and oil.
Two tries from Mack Hansen helped Connacht defeat Ulster at the Aviva Stadium in the URC championship.
Gardaí are appealing for assistance in locating the whereabouts of Kenzie Delaney.
The Campaign Against Church Ownership Of Women’s Healthcare said the proposals were aimed to deflect from concerns around the ownership of the site.
Fancy another mathematics challenge? (And get the answer to yesterday’s puzzles.)
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said his government would pass new measures this week to help millions of euros in aid reach those in need.
Chelsea Gaffney was last seen in the Carrickmount area of Dublin on Thursday evening.
The announcement comes a week before the Cop26 global climate summit.
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures this afternoon.
Senate Bill 8 (SB8) bans abortions after a heartbeat can be detected in the womb.
Micheál Martin also said he believed there could be an annual Covid vaccine in the future.
The former interior minister has insisted he was fulfilling his duty by refusing entry to the Open Arms rescue ship.
From The42
It received just 50.6% support, well short of the 60% required.
The summit is due to get underway on 31 October.
He said the remaining files “shall be withheld from full public disclosure” until 15 December next year.
Facebook has faced a storm of criticism over the past month.
Supply chain issues are already impacting product supplies this year.
The Taoiseach challenged a TD to produce a quote where he said he was in favour of a reduction of the herd.
A Status Yellow rain warning has been issued for Cork and Kerry.
There were no known casualties from the strike.
We break down everything you need to know ahead of the vote.
The Halloween Covid-19 jab campaign is aimed at giving people “maximum opportunity to get vaccinated”.
Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed in the incident.
Ulster went 13 years unbeaten against Munster, didn’t lose to Leinster for nine seasons and most famously of all defeated Australia in a golden era for the province.
Budget 2021 won’t bring long-term equality and fairness with the spectre of climate change, writes Dr Shana Cohen.
A revised timetable is in place for the weekend with bus transfers serving closed lines.
Supply chain issues are already impacting supplies this year.
A four-year suspended sentence was handed down in May to Stephen O’Connor.
Keith Long’s side earned a narrow victory over Waterford.
Philip Cairns went missing from Rathfarnham on 23 October 1986
SHOPPERS HAVE BEEN warned not to wait until December to buy their Christmas reads amid a “perfect storm” of problems impacting supplies within the industry.
Several supply chain issues have affected businesses around the world this year, with shortages of freight containers and booming global consumer demand already impacting on supplies of certain products.
But booksellers are now reporting that Brexit-related shortages of warehouse staff and delivery drivers in the UK, where the vast majority of Irish-sold books come from, are leading to unpredictable delivery times for many titles.
So, today we want to know… Will you start your Christmas shopping early this year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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