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Tuesday 17 May 2022
Honestly, this is really graphic.
Leigh Halfpenny is a doubt for the Champions Cup semi-final.
Sam Bennett was involved in a 50-rider pile-up in the Scheldeprijs yesterday.
Phil Babb will sympathise with this guy.
People of Rathmullen, hang your heads in shame.
Thankfully jockey Lewis Ferguson is ok.
Advertising and cost-cutting are keeping the books balanced for the media group.
Unless you’re reading The42 of course.
John Martin can be heard on the video shouting “Stop, go back, go back, my foot!”.
There is lots of footage of falling. Lots of falling.
Frenchman Cheick Kone proved too powerful for the Irish middleweight in Wolverhampton tonight.
“I’m not great at maths,” the Sinn Féin president admitted yesterday.
Fees will be nearly €100 a year higher for some residential customers.
The defender hopes to be fit for next week, however.
The assault occurred at Agua Branca, some 100 kilometres (63 miles) from the hospital in Teresina in northeastern Piaui state.
If you’re anyway squeamish, look away now.
This fan probably has a few broken ribs.
Their first NPR report is now live.
Perth Glory’s Ruben Zadkovich took having an early bath to an all new level.
And it was just about the most interesting thing to happen in Newcastle’s win over Liverpool
If you’re even contemplating a long run, this is an essential read.
The billionaire businessman wasn’t best pleased with the RTÉ presenter’s line of questioning back in May.
They are never ever ever getting back together.
First world leader to say it’s overhyped? Maybe.
John Deasy has launched a scathing attack on his party, the Taoiseach and the current Cabinet.
The US Open ballgirl was left in tears.
The sixteen actors had said they were struggling – but the producer says they were some of the best-paid actors in the country.
Summer signing dislocated his kneecap during his side’s 1-0 win over QPR at the weekend.
Red warning flags have been erected on Killiney, Sandycove and Seapoint beaches.
And maybe even a lot more than that.
DOGS AND HORSES will be restricted from accessing parts of Kerry’s Blue Flag beaches during specific time periods this summer.
Councillors voted to adopt the Kerry County Council Beach Bye Laws 2022 which limits access for dogs to Blue Flag areas of these beaches from 11am to 7pm from 1 June until 15 September.
This vote also established dedicated sand corridors to allow dog-walkers to access non-blue flag areas as long as a dog remains on a tight leash.
Fears had been expressed that Kerry beaches would lose their Blue Flag status if this bye law wasn’t introduced.
Today we’re asking: Should dogs be banned from Blue Flag beaches during peak times in summer?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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