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Thursday 13 May 2021
Melting glaciers are shifting the Earth’s axis, a new study has found.
The tournament returns to a traditional spring setting.
Government has indicated a slight easing of restrictions is on the cards from 5 April.
Denmark plans to reopen society once all over 50s are vaccinated.
Ireland’s hopes of booking a spot in Qatar in 2022 begin tonight.
Stephen Kenny has some tough calls to make ahead of Wednesday’s key World Cup qualifier.
The Russian Ambassador to Ireland Yury Filatov said Ireland has yet to ask for supplies of Sputnik V.
Despite the rise in staycations due to Covid-19, many Irish tourists have still never crossed the border for their summer holiday.
The feature race on Day 3 of the festival will be in the spotlight.
Can the favourite Chacun Pour Soi be stopped?
Can Honeysuckle deliver or will it be last year’s winner Epatante?
Varadkar said that if there have been any failures “we have to accept responsibility for that”.
The Taoiseach said no consideration will be given to opening hospitality until mid-summer.
The tournament starts this weekend in Rome, London and Cardiff.
Fianna Fáil’s Barry Cowen says Martin should step down as party leader.
There’s two mouth-watering showdowns in store between Dublin and Cork, and Meath and Westmeath.
The last four clashes take place in Croke Park this evening and tomorrow afternoon.
The HSE is marking international men’s day with a webinar exploring the impact of Covid-19 on men and boys.
The teachers’ union is suggesting schools close on Friday 18 December.
The government is set to give gardaí the power to fine people who gather outside to drink alcohol.
There’ll be another one sooner or later.
The popular tour business is facing liquidation, and a lot of people have been feeling nostalgiac.
Did you put yours up straight after Halloween, or are you waiting until the last minute?
Today is the last day to have your say on the scheme’s proposed design.
Live discussions on Science Week platform will hear what Irish citizens think the ‘new normal’ should look like.
Stephen Kenny has a number of big calls to make for Thursday’s Euros play-off.
The latest blunder for the coalition government saw Dara Calleary resign as Minister for Agriculture this morning.
The rule would see players effectively sin-binned for 15 minutes while an independent review into their illegal challenge takes place as play continues.
The sit-down exams are expected to start on 29 July.
The government advised local authorities not to issue licences for events of more than 5,000 attendees.
Social media users have shared their valiant efforts in recent days.
The question has been doing the rounds on social media.
All GAA activity has been suspended until 29 March.
West Ham chairman Karren Brady has suggested as much, but others disagree.
The issue of the coronavirus could help or hinder formation.
Separating fact from fiction can be difficult with the level of speculation on social media.
Paisley Park is the strong favourite.
One of the best ways to protect yourself and others is to regularly wash your hands with soap and water.
THE UK IS set to trial a ban of TV advertisements for junk food before 9pm in a bid to tackle the country’s obesity crisis.
A total ban will also be trialled on advertising unhealthy food online, but proposals to put calorie labels on pints of beer and glasses of wine were scrapped.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has recommitted to tough action on obesity after his brush with death when he contracted Covid-19 last year.
Health campaigners in the UK have praised the “landmark” reforms that would put tight controls on the promotion of foods high in sugar, salt and fat.
What do you think: Should junk food ads be banned in Ireland?
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