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Monday 27 June 2022
# Brexit
# Inquest
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said rescuers are fighting the fire.
The EU has warned that it could take further action against the UK if it proceeds with plans to scrap parts of the Brexit deal.
He expects changes out west over the off-season.
Reid said he believes the HSE is entering a new phase and that the appointment of a new leader is now timely.
People were seen jogging at Glastonbury festival in recent days.
It was a huge day of All-Ireland football quarter-final action.
Autopsies are being conducted to see if the deaths could be linked to poisoning.
The former Ireland boss will be part of the Kiwi set-up for the three-Test series.
The special 50th year of the event in Somerset featured a number of history-making performances.
More than 300 people needed treatment in hospitals following the incident.
The average listed price nationwide is up almost 10% on the same period last year.
The Dubliner triumphed by one shot at Saucon Valley.
FLAC said many people are trying to navigate the courts system alone and there is nowhere to refer lay litigants.
Head coach Ian Foster is among the four people to have tested positive.
You shouldn’t need a class in Hogwarts to get some of these right.
Galway’s Seán Kelly and Aidan Nugent of Armagh have both been red-carded over the incident.
The games will take place on the weekend of 9-10 July.
The crowd was told about how the US can learn from Ireland’s 2018 movement to repeal the Eighth Amendment and liberalise its abortion laws.
Kieran McGeeney’s side went out on penalties to Galway in the All-Ireland quarter-final.
71,353 the attendance in Croke Park today.
The Galway boss said his team have been practicing spot kicks since last December.
Westminster moved to cut MLA pay in 2017 after the executive collapsed over an energy scheme row.
They advance to play Derry in the last four.
Last week the Health Minister said he was not satisfied with the plan.
The Supreme Court on Friday ended the constitutional right to abortion in America.
Pegasus spyware infiltrates mobile phones to extract data or activate a camera or microphone to spy on their owners.
The sailors had left Boston on their yacht a number of weeks ago and were en route to Scotland.
It comes as pressure has been mounting on the PM from across the political divide following the Tories’ stinging double by-election defeat.
Read an extract from Aingela Flannery’s new book, The Amusements.
Bono opened up on his relationship with his father.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Plus, a tribute to the late Liam Cahill.
Marian Leahy looks back on her football career and laments how Irish teams and players of the past often tend to get overlooked.
The US representative has previously come under fire for quoting Adolf Hitler.
AFP journalists reported a residential complex near the centre of Kyiv had been hit.
The Independent TD told The Journal that those suffering from long Covid are being added to existing waiting lists that are “chronically oversubscribed”.
Psychologists and men who have had eating disorders explain the warning signs and what can be done to treat EDs.
AIRPORTS AND FLIGHTS are packed with people heading abroad as tourism shakes off the Covid pandemic.
Holidays have long been a time for rest, relaxation and excessive consumption – but with interest in health and fitness booming many are wont to fit exercise into their time away.
In a sure sign that many are more health conscious than in decades past, groups of runners were seen jogging around Glastonbury Festival in the UK in recent days.
So, today we’re asking, do you exercise when you’re on holiday?
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