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Unrest and protests spread over Europe as new Covid-19 restrictions come in
Austria reported over 15,000 new Covd-19 cases on Saturday.
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Austria reported over 15,000 new Covd-19 cases on Saturday.
The far-right opposition Freedom Party was among those calling for demonstrations against lockdown.
The IOC has received a report from Belarus’s Olympic committee, which is “being evaluated.”
Police detained 14 people in the wake of the shooting.
Two men and two woman were killed in the attack yesterday evening.
Islamic State’s so-called ‘Caliphate’ took a beating last year, but the terror group has been revived from new bases in Africa, writes Tom Clonan.
Vienna police tweeted that the exact circumstances of the incident were still being determined.
Despite falling in world rankings, Dublin remains one of the most expensive European cities to live in.
The 24-year-old Cork sprinter has her sights set on the European Indoor Athletics Championships in March.
In November 2016 Ireland sat top of their World Cup qualifying group, but ever since Martin O’Neill’s side have regressed significantly.
A motive for the attack wasn’t immediately known.
The statuette is over thirty thousand years old.
His death is being treated as a tragic accident.
Ross Hanlon, 21, was last seen in the early hours of Friday morning.
Ross Hanlon, 21, was last seen in the early hours of Friday morning.
Ross Hanlon from Athboy, Co Meath went missing in Vienna at 2am yesterday morning.
The accident occurred at 5pm near the station of Kritzendorf.
As Austrians grow more openly hostile towards Muslims, major political parties are deliberately brandishing Islamophobia in the hope of gaining an advantage at the polls.
Graham Bright had just begun a new job in when he ended up in St Vincent’s Hospital with end-stage kidney failure.
The ban is part of raft of measures aimed at fending off the far-right.
The Boys in Green ended 53 years of hurt against Austria this evening.
The 28-year-old forward wants to fill the void left by the retired Robbie Keane and the latest injuries to Shane Long and Daryl Murphy.
A cleaner discovered the baby inside a plastic bag in the early hours of this morning.
The signs are there that the 21-year-old winger can grow into a fine footballer in the not-too-distant future.
The 29-year-old was given a two-year suspended sentence.
A task force found that they did not meet the criteria needed to lift the ban and no vote was taken in Vienna today.
The Iraqi man had been removed from the flight after another passenger suspected him to be a terrorist.
Both are being questioned.
Riot police moved in and the entrance was blocked.
Who have Ireland sent? What are our chances? What happens if Australia wins? And why is Johnny Logan in the papers?
aaaaaand we’re off.
Max Schrems has taken a €10 million class action lawsuit against the tech giant in his native Austria so as to avoid the ‘madness of the Irish courts’.
150 people have so far been discovered leaving Austria to join jihadists in Syria and Iraq.
Tomorrow is the deadline to reach agreement.
Warning: Confusion.
A number of outstanding issues relating to alleged efforts to develop nuclear weapons remain.
The drag queen’s win has sparked outrage among Russia’s politicians, leading one party leader to declare “this is the end of Europe”.
According to business consultants Mercer anyway.
Iran and six world powers are hoping to reach a final deal on Tehran’s controversial nuclear programme.
Giovanni Trapattoni suffered his first defeat in 21 away games as Ireland boss.
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