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Saturday 23 January 2021
Leinster win 13-10 at Thomond Park. Johnny Sexton was taken off in the second half.
A man, 29, and a woman, 26, were arrested on suspicion of involvement in drug trafficking.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Gardaí seized an estimated €57,000 of cocaine and €8,450 in cash.
From Brexit’s impact to the best new drives on the market, here’s all you need to know.
As Biden rolls back Trump’s controversial policies, advocates still see new battles ahead.
The Government needs to take action and implement the model of care for infertility, writes Emma Mc Dade.
We have been answering readers’ questions in our Q&A and covering the roll-out extensively on The Explainer Podcast.
There will be falls of hail, sleet and snow, creating icy and hazardous conditions.
An inter-pro to tee up the Six Nations and we went minute-by-minute.
Paul Davies said the controversy over his conduct had become a ‘distraction’ for the party.
The Taoiseach said that Ireland will be facing some form of restrictions for at least the first six months of the year.
More than 350 migrants have been rescued off the Libyan coast in two days.
Larry King’s media company has said that the tv and radio interviewer died this morning.
Five rising stars have been shortlisted for the award along with six top managers.
Current supply is being used to provide second doses to those who have already received their first dose.
€40,000 worth of drugs were seized as part of an intelligence operation.
The British Medical Association said extending the gap between the first and second Pfizer vaccine doses is not justified by the science.
Paul Wallace lit up the 1997 Lions tour but also thrived for both Munster and Leinster in Irish rugby’s bitterest rivalry.
The woman remains in a critical condition in hospital.
Micheál Martin said he is concerned about the UK strain of the virus, and vaccine delivery delays.
The man, aged in his 60s, appeared before a special sitting of Bandon District Court today.
Northern Ireland decided this week to extend its lockdown to the start of March.
The US struck a deal with the Taliban in Qatar last year.
Sean Long is preparing for his side’s game at home to Pep Guardiola’s men later today.
Medical experts have warned about the danger of a challenge being taken up by some young people.
Gardaí are warning bank users not to click fraudulent links in texts or give away personal details.
Gardaí searched two vehicles in Butlerstown, Co Waterford, yesterday.
Thousands of protesters joined in cities today to support the jailed Kremlin critic.
The problem is one that’s been raised consistently by outreach workers.
Academic Máiréad Enright takes a forensic look at the Mother & Baby Home report and shares her concerns with its approach to redress.
More people are ordering food online during the pandemic.
To people who are “fed up” of the pandemic, Jeni Pim said: “I’m fed up with it as well, it has killed my soulmate.”
Dr Seán Crosson of NUI Galway looks at the treatment of historical Irish figures on film and says history will often suffer at the hands of dramatic effect.
Having first played with his native Munster, Liam Toland went on to captain Leinster.
The woman remains in hospital in a serious condition.
The system is expected to come into effect in the third quarter of the year.
Republicans had pushed for a delay to give Trump a chance to prepare a defence on the sole charge of incitement of insurrection.
RTÉ’s Peter Collins and Greg Allen recall their time working with athletics legend Jerry Kiernan.
Health officials and the minister have said it is unlikely family carers will be moved up the list.
The claim goes against what medical and scientific experts have observed in Ireland and other countries around the world.
DELIVEROO DRIVERS IN Dublin went on strike yesterday evening over pay and working conditions.
They say they also want to be taken seriously by gardaí when their bikes are stolen, or when they’re attacked or abused.
Deliveroo launched in Ireland in 2015, and currently works with more than 1,000 self-employed riders and more than 1,800 restaurants across Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway.
They are one of several food-delivery services in the country. During the pandemic, there has been an increase in demand for such services as more people order food online.
We want to know: How often do you order food for delivery?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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