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Wednesday 29 June 2022
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.
The NBI have said that there have been over 330,000 premises surveyed so far, of 544,200 premises in total.
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 Fine Gael TD says the latest Tory moves in Westminster show a blatant disregard for the will of the people.
The president of PDForra pointed out that the Defence Forces are already short-staffed and this will increase pressure on members at barracks.
Jordan McSweeney, of no fixed address, has also been charged with attempted rape and robbery.
The new law is to give consumers greater clarity as to where their cash is going.
There were no injuries but there was damage to the pub’s interior.
More than a dozen others were taken to hospital after the lorry was discovered in a San Antonio backroad.
The Taoiseach will meet with the Prime Ministers of Norway and Iceland, as well as the Austrian Chancellor.
Thousands of women across the world who had these surgeries have suffered life-changing complications.
A drug that treats hyperemesis is unavailable on the drugs payment scheme or medical card.
The Naval Service has fallen to 840 personnel as more signal they wish to leave in the coming months.
The presenter of You, Me And The Big C raised millions of pounds for research in her final weeks.
The Emergency Call Answering Service was unable to handle calls between 1am and 2.15am.
Police were called to the scene around half past midnight on Sunday.
The then-president tried to take the steering wheel from his Secret Service driver in a bid to join the crowd, the aide said.
Just two years ago, Cian Prendergast was told there was no place for him in Leinster’s Academy. Now he’s on tour in with Ireland in New Zealand.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
The number of companies based in Ireland now taking part in space activities has risen 60% since 2015.
Five hospitals had an average monthly bed occupancy of 100% or more from January to March 2022.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has prompted Sweden and Finland to abandon their long-held non-aligned status.
The Māori All Blacks have taken some big scalps over the years – tomorrow’s tour match is a chance for Andy Farrell to see if his untested kids can rise to the challenge of international rugby.
Prosecutors had asked that Maxwell receive between 30 and 55 years in jail.
Education Minister Norma Foley said that education has a “very significant” role to play in the new Zero Tolerance strategy.
Eighteen people were killed in an attack yesterday in the city of Kremenchuk.
Yael Braun-Pivet is the first woman to hold the post.
The committee’s chair said there is “no place for abusive or discriminatory behaviour in sport”.
US police are investigating the grim discovery of about 50 bodies in and around an abandoned truck.
Councillors can also be given funding to hire someone to assist with secretarial work.
The body of 54-year-old Nora Sheehan was found by forestry workers Innishannon in Cork on 12 June, 1981.
Leaders agreed to allow public investment in new international fossil fuel projects under certain conditions.
Abbie Larkin scored her first international senior goal in Ireland’s 9-0 trouncing of Georgia.
Monkeypox is related to smallpox, but has far less severe symptoms.
JUNE HAS BEEN a bit of a mixed bag, weather wise, to say the least.
We’ve had actual summer days with temperatures hitting over 20 degrees and then we have days like today – lashings of rain and a bit of a nip in the air.
This morning, we want to know: Have you stuck the heating on this June?
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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