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Thursday 30 June 2022
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# Ukraine
The Offences Against the State Act has been renewed for an additional 12 months.
An EU source said the discussions were supposed to last several days.
The Serious Crime Review Team was set up in 2007 to find answers to long unsolved murders.
The World Health Organisation’s director-general said safe abortion should be understood as healthcare.
Aki captained Ireland in front of friends and family in Hamilton tonight.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
“You may not hear this often from a European Commissioner, but it is high time we got Brexit done.”
How do we punch above our weight on the European stage? Get into groupings, get specialised and stick around, writes CJ McKinney.
Kelly’s conviction was widely seen as a milestone for the #MeToo movement.
The seizures were made across the past week.
The42 columnist Anthony Nash on the reality of being number one.
Concern brought The Journal and other media to Kenya to report on the impacts of drought.
The attacks resulted in the deaths of 130 people, when a team of jihadists laid siege to the French capital.
Gardai have sealed off the house on College Road, Cork.
Limerick, Waterford and Laois have the highest incidence rates among cases confirmed through PCR tests.
Mike Casey is back to strengthen the Limerick hurling cause.
The flights were bound for destinations in Scotland, Germany, France, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
Sophie’s body was discovered on a lane near her holiday home in December, 1996.
All of the units are set to be two-bed apartments and will be able to accommodate a maximum of four refugees.
The NBI have said that there have been over 330,000 premises surveyed so far, of 544,200 premises in total.
Kathleen Thompson, a 47-year-old housewife, was killed by a bullet to the chest in her back garden in Derry in 1971.
Dozens of bodies were discovered in a truck on the outskirts of San Antonio on the US/Mexico border on Monday.
Simon Coveney said that Ukraine had asked for demining training from Ireland.
The devices heat tobacco up to 350°C, lower than the 600°C of conventional cigarettes.
A signed pair of shorts and other Normal People memorabilia are being auctioned until 17 July.
Cian Healy, James Hume and Jimmy O’Brien went off injured in today’s defeat to the New Zealand Maoris.
One victim said he felt humiliated by his abuser and that the man had stolen his faith in God.
Thousands of women across the world who had these surgeries have suffered life-changing complications.
Fine Gael Ministers have shown support for a proposed 30% tax band.
The raids targeted an eastern European crime gang.
The Nationwide presenter is alleging she was sexually harassed, victimised and isolated at the national broadcaster.
A look at the early days of Marc Canham and how he rose to the position of Director of Football at the FAI.
Ireland lost 32-17 to the Maori All Blacks in Hamilton this morning.
From January to May of this year, 31 people reported the loss of a total €812,715.
Mercer’s 2022 Cost of Living Survey launched ranked Hong Kong as the most expensive city for expatriates.
Maxwell looked straight ahead and showed no emotion as judge Alison Nathan passed sentence in front of a packed public gallery.
THE GOVERNMENT IS today bringing legislation through the Seanad which would effectively ban the hospitality industry from adding service charges unless the cash goes straight to the waiting staff.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said the new Bill will prevent employers from using tips or gratuities to make up basic wages and to “introduce transparency about how tips and service charges are distributed”.
So, this morning we want to know: Do you tip waiting staff?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The Sinn Féin deputy says now is the time for emergency measures to tackle rising inflation.
Minister of State Peter Burke says he’s hoping to make real change for women in public life.
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