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Monday 5 December 2022
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Brazil scored a collection of stunning goals in a 4-1 win.
The International Olympic Committee announced the news in a statement this evening.
Stephen McInerney confronted the victim after reading false allegations that the man was a paedophile.
Matthew McCallan has been missing from the Dungannon area since Sunday.
The vote took place today.
The series will be released in two volumes.
Maria Delaney of Noteworthy and Geela Garcia in the Philippines tell Susan Daly about our latest cross-border investigation.
He was shot several times in Swords in early 2020.
The journalists claim that they have been the subject of many defamatory tweets.
The teacher claims that an article published in the Sunday Independent in October regarding his alleged conduct in Mountjoy Prison contained untrue and defamatory statements.
He took the wheel of a Mercedes to drive across the bridge linking Russia’s mainland with the peninsula, which Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
Goalkeeper Dominik Livaković was the hero, saving three spot kicks.
Maria Delaney, Niall Sargent and Ian Curran were among the winners.
NEW EPISODE: Many survivors felt as though the Mother and Baby Homes Commission was a chance for society to learn what truly happened in these institutions. But it fell short of offering the closure many needed, leading experts to ask: how?
Mary Lou McDonald said concessions to Unionists will be up for discussion in reaction to a recent opinion poll.
The release has reignited debates on the use of artificial intelligence.
The trial continues this afternoon.
Dublin GAA CEO John Costello says the “surreptitious shift in association policy” will cost the county €450,000 per annum.
Nearly half of Ukraine’s energy grid has been destroyed by recent Russian missile strikes.
Keane Mulready-Woods (17), was last seen alive in Drogheda on 12 January 2020.
The latest bid to restore powersharing in Northern Ireland looks set to fail.
A survey shows there is a majority of more than four to one in favour of a united Ireland in the Republic.
The body of the man was discovered yesterday.
The lineup also features Lewis Capaldi and Niall Horan.
Among the accused is Salah Abdeslam, the only survivor among the Islamic State extremists who struck the Bataclan theatre in Paris in 2015.
Wayne Pivac departs the role following a dismal Autumn Nations series.
The charger poses a risk of electrical shock, overheating, and catching fire.
A police statement confirmed that “no threat of violence was involved” in the incident.
Human rights lawyer and professor Teng Biao looks at the recent protests in China and asks if it’s the beginning of a new wave of resistance.
The incident happened on Sunday, 27 November in Enniscorthy, Co Wexford.
The Fuel Allowance is a means-tested payment to help with the cost of heating your home during the winter months.
Research from the CCPC shows households with children are due to spend close to €1,600 on Christmas.
There are fears that the island will be abandoned for the first time in 420 years.
The average consumer expects to spend €1,200 on Christmas, a 20% increase on last year.
About 130 artillery rounds were simultaneously fired today at 14:59 pm (05:59 Irish time) from two separate sites.
Roy Keane summed up midfielder’s credentials – ‘Maturity, decision-making, what’s going on upstairs, end product, final pass. The kid has everything.’
Mount Semeru in East Java province spewed thick columns of ash nearly 5,000ft into the sky yesterday.
NEW RESEARCH FROM the Competition & Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has revealed that the average person expects to spend close to €1,200 on Christmas this year.
It’s an increase of 20% on the expected spend among consumers last year, while households with children are due to spend close to €1,600, an increase of around €200.
Price increases were cited by 73% of consumers as the reason for increased spending this year, while a want to ‘make Christmas extra special this year’ was also a key reason for 42% of shoppers.
So today we want to know: How much do you plan on spending for Christmas this year?
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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