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Sunday 9 May 2021
From The42
CEO Ben Morel insists there must be ‘balance’ between commercial gain and exposure.
It made the step a week before the US heads to the polls.
Kiltubrid has called a halt to all activity for 48 hours.
Watford manager Nigel Pearson fires out a warning shot to football chiefs over proposed Premier League return.
The Rhinos decided to pull out of Saturday’s match shortly before they were due to fly to Barcelona on Friday.
The FAI interim deputy chief executive says he ‘wouldn’t like to bet one way or the other’ on the fixture being fulfilled as the Covid-19 pandemic continues to escalate.
The super typhoon is currently forecast to hit Yokohama and the Tokyo area on Saturday.
The Leinster number eight is struggling with a foot injury.
An Post has said TV licence payments represent an “essential income stream” for postmasters.
Tusla had concerns that the footage would be posted on YouTube.
Former Leinster man has been out of action since last October.
The Manchester City frontman is nursing a broken rib after being involved in a car accident.
A new exhibition, Electric Generations, looks at how electricity was sold to Irish people.
Federal police evacuated the 151 passengers down emergency slides.
The batches of blue cheese have been removed from shelves.
Border Communities Against Brexit staged the protest this morning.
The 48-year-old has opened up about her health struggles.
‘The Irish once had that extra bit of clout but those days are gone now.’
Fears we will never be able to outgrow.
“This is now a full blown currency crisis.”
They are suspected of having links to the jihadist group.
Mother Ethna Quirke describes her worries for her daughter’s future.
There are fears that another 90 whales will suffer the same fate.
The Cameroon army has killed more than 100 Boko Haram fighters, their government said.
The scheme is government sponsored and aims to bring broadband to areas where it wasn’t available before.
Porcine Epidemic Diarrhoea has killed millions of pigs in the US, driving up pork prices.
The France hooker says he is disappointed with how the national team is being treated by the media.
It also said that a review has been undertaken to determine what, if any, risk may exist for other patients.
The British boxer maintains that he wants to fight WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko.
More market jitters in the US today as the Dow Jones closes down almost 400 points, while the S&P500 and Nasdaq fall also.
Video vox pop shows Irish people are afraid of lots of things – moths, dogs, suffocating under seaweed and little girls in white dresses in horror movies. Okaaaay…
HAIRDRESSERS AND BARBERS will be able to open their doors for the first time since December tomorrow as Ireland ramps up its phased easing of restrictions.
Last summer’s reopening saw queues form outside barber shops in the middle of the night, while those trying to get into salons faced lengthy waiting lists.
The demand looks exceptionally high again this time around with hairdressers reporting barrages of phone calls and messages seeking appointments.
Those who have secured an appointment are being asked to cancel their bookings if they are unable to attend as no-shows had a hugely negative impact on the industry last year.
So today we’re asking: Will you go to a hairdresser this week?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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