Wednesday 29 June, 2022
The Four Courts assault that launched the Civil War began on 28 June 1922.
Reporters Michelle Hennessy, Maria Delaney, Lauren Boland, Jane Moore and Rónán Duffy were among the winners.
The veteran group are heading out on their first post-Covid tour.
Frontman Oleh Psiuk appealed for help for the trapped fighters to a TV audience of up to 200 million people.
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Eurovision 2022 is a peculiar mix of showbiz, politics, tourism, cheese and chaos. Here’s what’s been happening.
Ireland’s less-than-stellar showing in the modern contest continued last night as we failed to seal a slot in the final.
The Derry singer failed to finish in the top ten in tonight’s heat in Turin.
It’s going to be a tough task but singer Brooke Scullion says she’s confident her performance will break through.
A number of hauliers and truckers were fined for obstructing roads in the docklands area of Dublin.
The Inspector issued his warning to gardaí based in Road Policing in Dublin.
Receptions must also end at midnight.
From TheJournal.ie
After a gap last year, the contest was held in front of a live crowd of 3,500 in Rotterdam.
There has been renewed focus on the academic’s stance on the pandemic in recent days.
The agency is holding an extraordinary meeting to finalise its conclusions on the blood clot issue. A number of countries across Europe, including Ireland, paused use of the vaccine in recent days.
Gardaí are liaising with the PSNI as part of their investigation.
The former US president was accused of inciting the deadly riot at the US Capitol last month.
People living in Northern Ireland who cross the Irish border without a reasonable excuse face a 100 euro fine from today.
From TheJournal.ie
The developments put the former Vice President in a strong position to clinch the 270 electoral college votes needed.
Trump insisted there had been “historic election interference by big media, big money and big tech”.
The serial testing has been suspended in order to meet the surge in demand for community testing.
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Students were able to access their grades since 9am this morning.
TDs are expected to return two weeks ahead of schedule on 1 September.
Restrictions on indoor gatherings to 50 and outdoors to 200 will also remain until August 10.
