Saturday 23 October, 2021
Sajid Javid’s comments came after the UK Government’s response to the outbreak was criticised by MPs.
Owen Keegan came under heavy fire after saying that students’ unions should become developers to fix the accommodation crisis.
Georgia Stanway says there ‘was absolutely no malice intended’.
The fallout from the Zappone controversy continues.
Passengers expressed anger on social media over the length of time they spent in queues.
In a statement, Bacik said that Labour leader Alan Kelly had accepted her apology.
Devin Funchess made the remark while commenting on the difficulty of seeing smiles on faces that were covered by masks due to the pandemic.
The frontman reacted angrily after scoring late in the game in Bucharest.
Éire Óg clubman Niall O’Connor had raised €4,000 for the provision of post-training food for the county U20 hurlers but was criticised by Michael Gallagher.
Limerick manager John Kiely has withdrawn his remarks about Shane O’Neill’s side.
The club have apologised for a ‘serious error of judgement.’
‘The whole process has caused additional uncertainty, for which I ask all citizens to forgive me,’ Merkel said.
The broadcaster has come to a settlement with the group and issued an apology.
Matt Ritchie is understood to have had a training ground bust-up with the manager.
The trainer has been speaking further about the controversy to The Racing Post today.
World number 67 Paula Badosa said she understood ‘the sad situation’.
Andy Walker criticised the club for ‘dismal governance’ over the trip, which he labelled ‘a jolly’.
The church said it was complicit ‘as with the rest of society’ in stigmatising unmarried women and their children.
The commission discovered that about 9,000 children died in the 18 homes under investigation.
The author made the remarks in an interview with the New Statesman in 1983.
The former Liverpool player was briefly suspended in 2016 and subsequently sued Wada for defamation.
Martin said he hoped the apology offered today will bring the family some small solace.
Human rights activists describe such examinations conducted under duress as equivalent to sexual assault.
The star said he felt ‘sad and empty’ after his quest for an 18th grand slam title ended when he was defaulted for hitting a line judge with a ball.
The broadcaster and lecturer was harassed by a colleague at the university for two years.
The kit manufacturer say they are sorry for using a model and not players to launch the new Ireland women’s shirt.
The Manchester United captain was handed a suspended prison sentence of 21 months and 10 days.
Paul Reid said he has written to Paul Morrissey, Ruth’s husband, to offer an apology on behalf of the HSE.
Frank Feighan had said people in RTÉ were ‘snorting cocaine all over the place’.
Claudio Pizarro was left on the bench by Florian Kohfeldt for his final match.
‘We apologize to our players – especially our black players – staff, fans, and all who support eradicating racism.’
The 30-year-old was subject to intense criticism for his comments.
Club officials have apologised for how they handled the situation.
England’s outspoken coach initially said his team could have declared at half-time against Ireland.
Quinn’s mother Breege has repeatedly called for the Sinn Féin MLA to publicly state that her son, who was murdered in 2007, was not a criminal.
Hospitals in Cork, Waterford, and South Tipperary have all imposed strict visiting restrictions.
“I apologise for the bad example given yesterday,” Pope Francis said.
He was convicted by a jury and sentenced to 12 years in prison last month.
