Thursday 17 October, 2019
It brings the total number injured in this year’s festival in Spain to eight.
The five men bragged about the sexual assault in a Whatsapp group called The Pack.
The verdicts sparked protests outside the Pamplona courthouse in northern Spain.
The judge will now consider his verdict.
If your idea of fun is running with the bulls in Pamplona, you need to rethink your ethics, writes Grace McKeown.
The €620 bill was paid in full, with a tip.
A protest was held against the attacks during the San Fermin festival.
The event has been criticised by animal welfare activists.
This has happened on the first day of the San Fermin festival.
Dara Fitzgerald told TheJournal.ie about the protest against the Pamplona ‘Running of the Bulls’ event.
Police in Spain have arrested a 95-year-old man.
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A 33-year-old Spanish man dislocated his right shoulder and another three suffered bruises and cuts.
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One person was gored in the chest and another in the leg in today’s run.
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A pile-up blocking the entrance to the arena led to several people being injured in the chaos at the San Fermin festival.
Thousands ran alongside the bulls, but only two were taken to hospital.
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A further four people have been injured in this year’s San Fermin festival in Pamplona.
The San Fermin festival features round-the-clock drinking with runners warned not to run if they are drunk.
This is the week that was, in pictures.
AT LEAST NINE people have been hurt in the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona, three of whom were gored. This year has been bloodiest of Spain’s San Fermin festival.
IN THE DÁIL yesterday, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar suggested that a referendum on capping insurance payouts might be necessary.
He said that he has asked the Law Reform Commission to undertake a detailed analysis as to whether “constitutionally sound legislation” to cap or limit the amount of damages a court may award can be introduced.
“We should not rule out a referendum down the line if the existing reforms that are planned do not work,” he said.
The issue of insurance payouts has been high on the political agenda in recent months, with the narrative that Ireland has a compensation culture also scrutinised.
What do you think? Should we hold a referendum on insurance payouts?
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