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Tuesday 16 August 2022
Around 70 homes and businesses in New Ross were damaged by flooding yesterday.
The incident happened in the early hours of yesterday morning.
As the anniversary of Collins’ death approaches this weekend, the Sinn Féin leader examines his legacy.
The ex-Manchester United winger’s interview with detectives was read out in court today.
The minister said it is now a matter for the DPP to decide if a criminal prosecution should be undertaken arising from the findings of the report.
Diseases of the respiratory system were reported in 5,279 (or 98%) of Covid-19 deaths.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to the collision near Kilkelly.
The PSNI have launched a hate crime investigation into the bonfire.
Age Action said the State Pension should be increased by at least €23 in the Budget.
The Water Advisory Board said that 20 out of the 21 boil water notices in place at the end of March were long-term.
The Academy has moved to confront accusations of a lack of racial diversity in recent years.
Inland Fisheries Ireland estimates that over 1,000 juvenile trout could have been killed in the incident.
Reid was due to stay in the role until December.
The seizure is part of a wide ranging investigation into organised crime in the capital.
Anthony Albanese said Scott Morrison had appointed himself to more ministries than initially thought.
The woman’s body was discovered in “unexplained circumstances” yesterday.
He is alleged to have pointed the gun at a one-time friend during an argument in November.
Prosecutors informed attorneys for the former New York mayor that he was a focus of the investigation.
He renewed his call for fresh sanctions against Moscow.
Insurance Ireland says it is unaware, at present, of any motor insurance products in Ireland designed for e-bikes and e-scooters.
The highest spender was the Department of Foreign Affairs, spending €166,553 on foreign travel since the Government was formed.
The government’s opposition came in response to court filings by several news organisations.
Luis Diaz rescued a point for Jurgen Klopp’s 10 men.
The report by Remi Farrell SC looked in to a number of decisions made by An Bórd Pleanala.
Independent report alleges a ‘major issue’ with water quality monitoring near SSE’s Great Island Power Station.
Ukrainians had temporarily partly filled the gap but since the Russian invasion many have been stuck in their homeland.
As Shamrock Rovers prepare to travel to Budapest this week, members of the last Hoops side to play there recall getting taught a lesson by Honved in 1985.
Alexei Navalny, President Vladimir Putin’s fiercest foe, was arrested in January 2021 on returning from Germany.
Anna Corrigan said she ‘fears’ that by focusing on the Co Galway site, the Government will ‘ignore’ other mother and baby institutions.
Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath said he will engage with the Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe on the issue.
Here are our picks of movies on TV and streaming platforms this week.
The discovery was made at 1.15pm at Ardshanavooley, Killarney in County Kerry.
Dublin City Council has refused planning permission due to transportation issues connected to the scheme.
Brady has impressed in the opening weeks of the season for Preston North End.
Denis Naughten TD has called on Government to treat long Covid patients with the same urgency as the initial Covid-19 infections.
ELVIS PRESLEY DIED 45 years ago today.
The death of the music icon sent shockwaves across the world following his untimely passing at the age of just 42.
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Brendan McNamara says we cannot turn a blind eye while minorities are persecuted for their faith.
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