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Tuesday 29 November 2022
Hostels have become a common fallback option for workers who can’t find long-term housing.
A time-lapse video of the eruption from overnight showed lava lighting up one area, moving across it like waves on the ocean.
The main Irish arm of Airbnb returned to profit last year to record pre-tax profits of €116.85 million.
A “viable explosive decide” was left in a hijacked vehicle outside Waterside police station in Derry on Sunday, 20 November.
The man was arrested during the course of a search and arrest operation in Co Galway today.
The record profit resulted in the company’s accumulated profits rising from €2.58 million to €3.65 million at the end of December last.
Bernard Jackman, Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey discussed the former Wales boss’ links to his old job on Monday’s ‘Rugby Weekly Extra’.
Figures show there is a gap of some 13 years in life expectancy between Travellers and the general population.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Senior members of the council went to hear the concerns and frustration of the crowd.
The Special Criminal Court heard the state prosecutor’s argument that the bugging device was not outside Garda jurisdiction
Daithí De Paor’s medal which he won in 1948 was taken from from his daughter’s home last week.
Members of the RTÉ Trade Union Group will vote on whether they accept the measure.
Daniel Goulding (39) pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of the two gardaí at his family home on 25 May 2021.
It comes after Integration Minister Roderic O’Gorman said the old ESB building in East Wall will not be closed as emergency accommodation for refugees.
Payton Gendron (19) pleaded guilty to murder and hate-motivated terrorism charges, guaranteeing that he will spend the rest of his life in prison.
Casemiro was the unlikely matchwinner.
Businessman Robert Quirke claims that he and his businesses were defamed and damaged due to a tweet posted by Cosgrave in 2021.
The Health Protection Surveillance Centre says recent RSV figures are ‘substantially’ higher than other years.
The discovery was made during a search of a maintenance area at an apartment complex in Finglas on Friday.
An inquiry by the DPC that was ongoing since April 2021 found infringements of two GDPR articles.
China the only major country still pursuing zero covid, a policy that includes snap lockdowns and lengthy quarantines.
The theft is believed to have occurred last Friday between 4pm and 7pm in Co Wexford.
Munster set to focus on league points this Friday in a bid to build momentum into Europe.
A mother who sold naked photos of her children to Timmy Duggan (35) was also jailed for three years with the final 18 months suspended.
Gardai and fire services arrived at the scene of the burning car in Co Cork last February.
Europol announced this morning that 49 suspects across Europe and the United Arab Emirates have been arrested.
The World Health Organisation will phase out its use of the term monkeypox over the next year.
A new deposit-return scheme is trying to reduce litter and increase recyling rates.
A 15c deposit will apply to cans and bottles up to 500ml and a 25c deposit on those over 500ml.
With temperatures dipping below zero, repeated Russian attacks have left Ukraine’s energy grid teetering on the brink of collapse.
The dog has since been destroyed and enquiries are ongoing.
Both men suffered “serious injuries” from the crash, and hypothermia was also an issue.
Scorsese was recently asked about what he is currently watching.
Wherever you are in the country, here’s how to listen.
Al-Shabaab, a militant group affiliated with Al-Qaeda, has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Next stop Croke Park for Cathriona McConnell and Donaghmoyne.
In 1975, two children looked under a slab of concrete and saw what appeared to be bones. Decades later, their accidental discovery led to a mass grave being uncovered on the grounds of a former mother and baby home.
THE DETAILS OF a long-awaited deposit-return scheme have been released today, including how much the deposit will amount to.
A 15c deposit will apply to cans and bottles up to 500ml and a 25c deposit on those over 500ml under the new measure.
It’s part of an effort to reduce litter and increase recycling rates.
Machines will be fitted in shops for customers to return their containers, where they will be able to choose whether to receive their refunded deposit as cash or credit for the shop, or make a donation to charity.
So today, we’re asking you: Would you return a bottle to get your 15c or 25c back?
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Polina Bashkina speaks to older Ukrainian people left to cope on the front lines of this war.
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