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Sunday 19 September 2021
Areas of Galway and Westmeath look like a giant lake…
The 32-year-old man is looking to appeal his sentence, arguing that he co-operated fully with the investigation.
Jimmy Devaney is set to be sentenced in two week’s time.
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The programme will be holding auditions around the country ahead of the Late Late Toy Show.
Eamon Dunphy will be addressing a meeting of the Independent Alliance in Athlone today.
Details of the report into the tragic accident have been released.
One man was a taxi driver, the other was a shop keeper.
The funeral mass for Larry and Martina Hayes, killed in last week’s terrorist attack in Tunisia, has taken place in Athlone.
The 14-year-old died overnight at Temple Street hospital in Dublin.
Two firearms were recovered in the search of two houses.
Oxymem has overhauled waste-treatment processes which have barely changed in a century.
The 63-year-old father of nine was shot dead at a wedding last week.
Patryk Krupa’s body was found in the River Shannon near Athlone last June.
All seven people arrested are still in custody.
Athlone SPCA says it’s now inundated with people wanting to give the pups a home.
The woman was hit by a car in Glasson, near Athlone on Wednesday.
The teen had been missing from Athlone since Thursday afternoon.
Teleflex will create the jobs over three years, while Openet will create 30 jobs in Dublin.
And the company is keeping very quiet about any talks with the US tech behemoth.
Some long-established businesses say there’s little optimism out there, but others say that things are finally beginning to look a little brighter.
A 19-year-old man is in court this morning in connection with the drug seizure.
Gardaí said no one was injured in the incident but they are appealing for witnesses.
The blaze broke out a house in The Batteries shortly after 9pm.
The residents had began refusing supplies from the centre last week.
Staff at the waste management company had been instructed to check in every bin before emptying it and a worker spotted him asleep inside one.
One man has already appeared in court in connection with the case, and there have been a number of other arrests.
He will appear before a special sitting of Galway District Court this evening.
The quarry is located near the Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare.
The Athlone resident had been missing since Thursday.
Folan was last seen on the night of 3 July 2014 at around 11.40pm.
It also took two hours for the incident to be assigned to a garda.
The Taoiseach, Minister for Justice and the interim Garda Commissioner have all apologised for what happened in the cases in Athlone and Tallaght.
After being taken in foster care, the child was heard screaming for his parents at 4am.
Kenny faced questions from the opposition benches over a decision to suspend gastric band operations at a hospital.
The family of the young boy are suing the State for breach of constitutional rights.
LAST WEEK WE discovered that shipping costs and supply chain problems were endangering the normal flow of the Christmas shopping market.
People have been advised to get in early to avoid disappointment as some of the biggest toy and home furnishing companies operating in Ireland have already said that they are experiencing major delays ahead of the busy season.
Shoppers are advised to buy early this year, a spokesperson for Smyths Toys told The Journal this week.
Everything from furniture to electronics, bikes, toys and other go to gift ideas are all suffering.
So with that in mind, in late September, we want to know today: Do you plan on starting your Christmas shopping early to avoid delivery delays?
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Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The Sinn Féin senator says new legislation to stop the sale of dogs online is not being enforced.
The world-renowned chef shares three delicious recipes from his new book, Together.
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