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Saturday 10 December 2022
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
He fell ill while attending the quarter-final between Argentina and the Netherlands on Friday night.
The role of Taoiseach will rotate to Leo Varadkar next Saturday.
NEW EPISODE: If or when they re-entered society, women sent to mother and baby homes were not expected to talk about what happened to them, let alone attempt to reconnect with their children. Many did, however – but with mixed success.
The warnings will remain in effect until midday.
Leo Cullen’s side weren’t able to do their captain’s run due to long delays on the journey to Le Havre.
A recommendation is due to go to Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien next week to increase caps.
Defence lawyers were seen entering the courtroom around 2pm and were still inside more than an hour later.
Carole Wickham of Plan International Ireland outlines the needless suffering of so many young girls and what can be done to prevent it.
Paul Hayward discusses his new book and how a sense of entitlement has hampered the English game for years.
Strikes are planned in the UK this month by rail workers, passport control officers, and in Royal Mail.
J. Alexander Kueng had kneeled on George Floyd’s back.
A Dáil debate on the derelict site took place last week.
Argentina blew a 2-0 lead with seven minutes of normal time remaining only to triumph on spot kicks.
Closing statements in the trial took place today.
DAA confirmed the cancellations this evening.
It will serve as ‘a perpetual acknowledgement and recognition’ of the families of Siege of Jadotville soldiers, Simon Coveney
The AAI wrote to people today, confirming further delays.
A Status Yellow freezing fog warning is now in effect nationwide.
The incident occured on the Main Street in Macroom.
Brazil’s bid for a sixth World Cup came crashing down as Croatia booked their place in the World Cup semi-finals.
Darren Carton (41) has pleaded not guilty to the offences.
Declan Doocey, a Fine Gael councillor, served as Mayor of Waterford City and County between 2018 and 2019.
It is understood that at least five aircraft were targeted by the laser pointer.
Belgian investigators were looking into “corruption” and “money laundering” ahead of the arrests.
Lee Byer pleaded not guilty to the murder of 87-year-old Thomas O’Halloran in west London on 16 August.
The motion being tabled by People Before Profit-Solidarity will take place just days before the Cabinet reshuffle.
This increase is expected to add approximately €320 to electricity bills for Pinergy customers.
How closely were you paying attention to the week’s sporting headlines?
The Irish Times reports today that there were dissenting opinions within the ethics watchdog over whether to press ahead with an inquiry.
The court was told today a decision on Dowdall’s status within the Witness Protection Programme would not be made until January.
Roberta Metsola outlines a campaign to deliver generators to Ukraine as it faces a winter of war.
He was speaking alongside his family outside Leinster House this afternoon.
The Central Bank’s Seána Cunninham said the failures could affect the firm’s ability to fulfil its commitment to consumers.
Hackney-based Rhiannon Adam, who was born in Cork, is among eight crew picked by Yusaku Maezawa for the trip.
The final show will be broadcast on 23 December.
THERE IS FOURTEEN days to go until Christmas Eve, and that means just two weeks left to get all of the shopping done.
Some people are very organised and finish their shopping weeks in advance, while others may need to brave the shops closer to the big day to get some last-minute gifts. So which category do you fall into?
Today we’re asking: Have you finished your Christmas shopping?
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Roberta Metsola outlines a campaign to deliver generators to Ukraine as it faces a winter of war.
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