Sunday 29 May, 2022
Dublin lost four players for Saturday’s Leinster hurling final due to a Covid case in the camp.
A Status Yellow fog warning is in place for 11 countties until 10am.
Spectators are set to return to sports venues on a limited basis from May.
Gardaí said that despite a decrease in traffic this year, there has been a dramatic increase in drug driving incidents.
The Father Ted stamps have proven to be a bona fide hit.
A tribute to one of the all-time great sitcoms, which aired for the first time on this day 25 years ago.
Safefood said for 25% of people, this will be their first time cooking Christmas dinner.
The head of the Catholic Church believes that this level of adoration for the star player could be considered sacrilegious.
The Blues boss should choose his words carefully in future, according to Ruud Gullit.
Emergency services do not want to see a repeat of Halloween-related injuries they have seen in previous years.
The Central Bank said the government needs to avoid policies that could add to this risk.
The number of cases is over three times as high as this time last year.
The new law will require drivers to allow one metre when passing cyclists on roads with a speed limit under 50 km/h.
The council has stated that rickshaws are not regulated, and are often not insured.
A Claire Byrne Live poll found that 52% of people believe there should be a referendum on the issue.
The election will be held tomorrow.
Greyhound said the reaction to the new measures has been positive.
The Coast Guard is asking people to use apps on their phone to provide them with specific GPS coordinates.
The reboot of the 80s comedy has hitherto attracted truly titanic levels of opprobrium online – mostly it seems for featuring an all-female cast.
Painful glaring sunlight is a hazard all to familiar for most drivers.
Reds boss doesn’t want to rush the return of injury-prone striker.
The full moon only happens once every forty years or so.
The pair haven’t played much football in recent weeks.
The Taoiseach also said that he isn’t trying to be populist.
A spokesperson for the charity has urged people to be vigilant.
Is it election season already?
It’s prime injuring-yourself-in-public season.
Then watch them get arrested. Oh well.
The warnings come as a Greek debt deadline looms ever closer.
A new study has found that unattractiveness can compound the negative effect of breaking a social norm.
The game will mark the first occasion the two countries have met on Irish soil since the infamous Lansdowne riot 20 years ago.
The FSAI said some jars may contain a ‘foreign body’.
Is that… bubble wrap?
Jack Grealish won’t let Premier League physicality change how he plays, says the Villa boss.
We asked Arthur Mathews.
