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Saturday 27 November 2021
Some of the commuters affected by the delay have blamed Irish Rail.
One spectator was injured in the incident.
In public comments, WHO Director-General Dr. Margaret Chan has repeatedly said the epidemic caught the world by surprise.
Markets Field won’t be ready for the opening month due to concerns over health and safety.
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Regulations mean that passengers are due compensation a sliding scale.
The incident involved a collision between a motorcyclist and a larger vehicle.
The company has said it needs more time to develop Tizen’s ‘ecosystem’ before it releases its smartphone, but no new release date was provided.
The absence of two nurses means another two have to be trained in on the treatment.
The failed insurer has combined unpaid liabilities and premiums of around €45 million, the Finance Committee was told today.
Although it’s only available in the US for now.
A hospital spokesperson says planning and design stages are being front-loaded.
As has the rule change that will stop U16s playing minor inter-county hurling and football.
Ground handling agent Swissport said that its high standards fell short in this incident.
Eurocontrol said almost 8 per cent of European traffic was affected by yesterday’s glitch.
A ‘ladder engine’ based in Tara Street was kept on alert while it was being serviced, meaning it couldn’t respond to call-outs immediately.
Parents are calling on the Health Minister to allocate funding for bilateral cochlear implants for children.
The investigation has been delayed until tomorrow as rebels fail to guarantee the experts’ safety.
Young Dublin Fianna Fáil councillor Paul McAuliffe says the corruption revealed in the Mahon report makes it difficult to repair public’s trust in politics.
The final chapter of the report was delayed due to a trial that ultimately collapsed.
The trial of John Dundon, who is accused of the murder of rugby player Shane Geoghegan in Limerick, had been adjourned for two weeks after a key witness was hospitalised.
The banks are not looking at the long-term resolutions strategies for homeowners in debt; the only available strategies are limited to those that that suit bank recovery, writes Julie Sadlier.
The Department of Social Protection has blamed a “once off processing issue” for the delay with some payments today. They will be paid tomorrow.
Minister Alan Shatter wants to convene a meeting with the Ombudsman and the Commissioner following an investigation into accusations of collusion between a member of the force and a convicted drug dealer.
Having just moved to the US, Jan Schneider had planned to go watch the Boston Marathon. Luckily, other things came up and he never made it. Here’s his account of living in the aftermath of the Boston bombings.
However the total number of mishandled bags was 26.04 million, up from 25.8 million in 2011.
The Luas green line is operating normally, the company said.
Women’s lives are not a priority in the public sphere – and this is clear from a series of inquiries, writes Margaret O’Keeffe.
It looks like they made the right decision.
Around 48,000 students are still waiting for their grant applications to be processed. Ruairí Quinn has said the delay is “not satisfactory”.
The Weehawken track will not be ready, and it is now hoped that the inaugural race can take place in 2014.
Fianna Fáil TD said the Minister for Social Protection should be upfront about changes to criteria for the allowance and explain application refusals and delays.
Canal+ and Mediapro are locked in a battle over broadcasting contracts for the top two divisions in Spain.
Ulster Bank says that payments made yesterday, and since 21 June may still not be available.
The last Director of the National Suicide Prevention Office retired last year – and a replacement has yet to be appointed.
Conor Niland’s first-round Australian Open qualifier against Stephane Bohli has been refixed for 11pm tonight (Irish time).
It looks the star will need to hold on until the New Year to discover if a proposed two-year cycling ban is to be implemented.
Former Meath U21 boss Gerry Cooney will take over as Offaly senior football manager.
Twelve singles set for Monday, while play scheduled to resume today at 1.30.
TONIGHT MARKS ONE of the most popular nights of the Irish TV year, when the Late Late Toy Show returns to television screens across the country.
There was no audience last year due to Covid-19 restrictions, but something of a normal service will resume tonight when Ryan Tubridy and co broadcast from RTÉ studios in Dublin.
For the day that’s in it, we’re asking: Will you watch the Late Late Toy Show?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Breezy this morning
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