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Sunday 7 August 2022
Think you’ve got a monkey on your back? Take a look at this guy.
But insists its business plan is on track.
And he doesn’t like Americans either.
The founder of UCD will be beatified by the Pope later this month.
As Goldman Sachs is fined £17.5m, TheJournal.ie looks at the most whopping fines levied on banks and businesses to date.
His name is tweeted every 60 seconds…but read on if you still haven’t got a clue who he is.
Big Macs all round! A professor loses half a stone in four days by pigging out.
And the country isn’t doing too bad either – according to Newsweek.
Clinton says Ireland needs to make good on its pledge to Haiti.
The Equality Tribunal rules in favour of former hotel manager Denise Batt
On the other hand we have the RTÉ player, pod casts and several orchestras.
But swimming isn’t everything, she has another challenge on her hands.
Blanchardstown’s Connolly hospital fairs worst.
Report reveals aircraft’s breaks failed.
The Swedish giant saw an 11% increase in sales.
Liam Coady, 64, died suddenly while holidaying in London.
Released earlier today and last seen on Grafton St.
THE COUNTER ON Ireland’s Covid-19 caseload continues to tick upwards – but the virus’ public prominence has largely faded away.
For some people, particularly those who are immunocompromised, the pandemic is still a significant worry.
The overall trend has been a decline in behaviours aimed at avoiding infection like limiting contacts or travel.
However, many people continue to take precautions such as wearing face masks in crowded places like public transport and shops.
Poll: Do you wear a face mask in crowded places?
Poll Results:
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