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Friday 18 June 2021
The doctors said that face paint the boy was wearing might have been oil-based, which would have reacted with the spark.
Politicians, sports stars and an eloquent 13-year-old feature on the list.
“When you get schooled by Nickelback. Seriously, leave the Internet and never look back.”
Who knew it was this savage?
Look like a white Christmas tree walking down the street.
You just got served, Ben.
And started a mass debate about what’s OK to joke about.
A round of applause for George Takei, please.
Similar test purchase programmes are in place for the sale of alcohol and tobacco.
The actress responded to the joke on Facebook last night.
You coulda been getting down to this, sick, burn.
The Tánaiste has been reacting to the launch of the Social Democrats yesterday.
JK is not to be trifled with.
The couple’s photo went viral earlier in the month.
A brief but telling exchange during the Order of Business this afternoon.
Is that… bubble wrap?
Jimm Kimmel, one. Justin Bieber, nil.
Well, that’s him told.
The agriculture minister has been speaking about reports the Irish dairy industry is to lose 3,000 farmers in the next 5 years
Warning: It involves a book that may cause some readers to shudder.
“I’m not great at maths,” the Sinn Féin president admitted yesterday.
Piers Morgan vs. Gary Lineker, Martha Stewart vs. Gwyneth Paltrow and more.
The Fianna Fáil leader has hit back at the Taoiseach’s comments about either a Fine Gael or Sinn Féin-led government.
With the hashtag #ThanksMichelleObama.
The children were sitting on a sofa when the petrol bomb was thrown through their front window.
Place an emergency call to the burns unit please.
The gardaí said there were no arrests at the demonstration in Clondalkin last night.
The severity of the blaze prompted authorities to declare it a national emergency.
ELECTRIC PICNIC ORGANISERS this week said they are “confident” that the festival can go ahead again this year, with dates set for September.
The three-day music and arts festival is scheduled to take place in Co Laois from 24 to 26 September – slightly later than usual. It has been pushed back by three weeks to capitalise on the number of people who will be vaccinated.
An event management plan for the festival submitted to Laois County Council outlines that the anticipated number of attendees is a “maximum of 70,000 people per day including guests and children”.
“Low-key entertainment” is planned for early entry ticket holders on 23 September, which is limited to 20,000 people.
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Thomas Muinzer says Northern Ireland waited a long time for a climate bill and now gets two.
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