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Wednesday 28 July 2021
Siobhan Haughey has created history in the pool today.
The gripping accounts served as opening testimony in a House investigation of the attack.
At least 16 people were injured and five remain missing.
A Tokyo 2020 statement called Baalla’s actions ‘intolerable.’
It’s the largest criminal trial in the Vatican’s modern history.
It’s been a perfect start for Ireland in the 49er class.
The 20-year-old clocked a time of 1:06.94 in an exceptional field.
Police intervened on Monday to prevent clashes outside the parliament building.
98 were killed when the residential building collapsed last month.
“We will maintain existing travel restrictions at this point,” White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters.
The blaze had already levelled at least 16 houses and other structures
Niac is expected to issue guidance to the Government and HSE this week.
The SA Rugby director of rugby is strongly suspected of having set up a fake profile.
One hospital had to cancel all planned surgery and outpatient appointments due to flooding.
The singer and TV presenter claimed his voicemail messages had been intercepted by News of the World publisher News Group Newspapers.
Brummer’s body was discovered at his home in Sydney on Saturday.
The two cities are set to see restrictions ease on Wednesday.
Annemiek van Vleuten thought she had won gold when she crossed the line 75 seconds after Anna Kiesenhofer.
Fire officials said the blaze had charred nearly 298 square miles acres of timber and brush in Plumas and Butte counties.
Dr Anthony Fauci said recommending that the vaccinated wear masks is ‘under active consideration’.
Police said the bus, with 60 people on board, had Kosovo licence plates and was on a regular route from Germany to the Kosovan capital, Pristina.
Sajid Javid conceded it was a ‘poor choice of word’.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Two of Jeremy Lyons’ athletes at Dublin Sprint Club, Sophie Becker and Cillín Greene, are at the Olympic Games. The late Craig Lynch’s legacy will always live on in the group.
All you need to know about the overnight action on day two of the Olympic Games.
Torrential downpours have lashed India’s western coast in recent days causing the worst floods in decades.
Prime Minister Victor Orban’s critics have accused him of conflating paedophilia with homosexuality.
Róisín Upton and Sarah Torrans scored the goals against South Africa.
40,000 people are in attendance this weekend.
Li Yongsheng lay on a ventilation duct after floods hit the city of Zhengzhou.
Warren Gatland’s tourists will need to get out in front in the first half.
There were 163 new infections in the last 24 hours.
The overall chances of getting re-infected remain very low, but Delta appears to pose a higher risk than previous variants.
It is the first time the shot has been authorised for people under 18.
The former Manchester United star denies assault and controlling and coercive behaviour.
The British & Irish Lions play their opening test match against South Africa, while Tokyo 2020 finally kicks-off.
Just a few hundred officials and dignitaries were allowed into the 68,000-capacity venue.
At least 32 people have been killed after heavy monsoon rains hit the region.
THIS MONTH, WE’RE taking a deep dive into public transport as part of The Good Information Project, including how safe it is to use.
Transport Infrastructure Ireland is temporarily increasing the number of security officers on Luas trams and at platforms following a report on women’s safety.
The report found that men and women experience violence on public transport at a similar rate, but that women are more likely to experience sexual harassment or assault than men.
It identified that women are more concerned about their safety on public transport, which can cause anxiety and occasional avoidance of using public transport at certain times or avoiding going out altogether.
Campaigners told The Journal that societal changes, more inclusive planning, and better infrastructure – like more lighting at bus stops - are important actions to make public transport safer.
So today, we’re asking you: Do you feel safe on public transport?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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