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Monday 26 September 2022
The gunman killed himself after he opened fire, officials said.
The boy made no reply to the charges.
The planet will come within 590 million kilometres of Earth during an event known as “opposition”.
Bernard Jackman voiced his concerns on The42 Rugby Weekly Extra podcast.
Neither Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng nor Liz Truss are currently expected to publicly address the major market shift.
Several men are to appear before the High Court over an alleged breach of a court order.
Deividas Uosis was one of three departures announced by the club
Giorgia Meloni is on course to become Italy’s first female prime minister.
Sofia Ammassari and Duncan McDonnell look at the shock political shift of Italy to the far-right and ask what it means for the future.
A massive fire and explosion was caused in the port of Odessa.
There has been widespread support for the announcement.
Thousands of people attended a cost-of-living march in Dublin on Saturday,
Joe Hodge is ready to go again after experiencing a difficult time with injuries.
The wrought iron artefact was discovered during a seabed survey off the coast of Suffolk.
Brothers of Italy has its roots in the post-fascist movement founded by supporters of dictator Benito Mussolini.
Economist Victor Duggan has some good advice for the finance minister ahead of tomorrow’s budget.
Professor of Immunology Christine Loscher says the new jabs work ‘specifically against Omicron’.
Troy Parrott missed a glorious chance to score in Ireland’s 2-1 loss to Scotland on Saturday night.
The felt family been going strong for almost 50 years.
This week, our reader is enjoying a hybrid work setup.
‘We had British Lions on the field but whoever has got the shirt, we just expected more accuracy.’
Video footage shows the man reversing down a street and crashing into another vehicle.
She has been missing from Dublin 8 since Wednesday.
The match officials involved have been wished a speedy recovery by Wexford GAA.
It’s back-to-back defeats for Munster to start the season after a very poor showing at Rodney Parade.
The author shared screenshots of a message from a user who had written ‘don’t worry you are next’ in response to her tweet about Salman Rushdie.
18 British soldiers were killed at Narrow Water in an IRA bomb attack in 1979.
The attack occured last Wednesday at around 3.30pm near the Milk Market area.
Minister Humphreys said there ‘won’t be any money left’ for other measures if this were done.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is on a visit to the UAE as part of a Gulf tour that also includes stops in Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Waters wrote an open letter earlier this month saying the West should stop providing arms to Ukraine.
However, Peter Kyle said things are currently a ‘long way off’.
More than 300 people demonstrating against the mobilisation of reservists to fight in Ukraine were arrested in Moscow.
Kenyan looked set to run a sub-two-hour time at midway point.
Electric bike initiatives in other countries include grants, scrappage schemes and interest-free loans.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Jonny Holland and Denis Fogarty are part of an all-ex-Munster coaching team in Cork Con.
Ireland and France have risen to the top of the world rankings on the back of being more disciplined than their rivals.
Climate and sustainability took on a new focus at the Ploughing this year, but there’s still a long way to go.
LAST SATURDAY SAW one of the largest protest marches in Ireland in recent months, as thousands descended on Dublin city centre to call for help from the government during a cost-of-living crisis.
Dozens of campaign groups, from students to pensioners, carers to climate activists, flooded O’Connell Street before marching to Merrion Square, to demand action for those struggling to make ends meet.
Organisers of the march made no secret of their hope that Dublin would see a march of people not seen since the Right2Water marches of 2015.
So, today we’re asking: When did you last attend a protest march?
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Economist Victor Duggan has some good advice for the finance minister ahead of tomorrow’s budget.
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