Friday 2 December, 2022
Historian Dieter Reinisch looks at events organised by paramilitary groups over Easter in Northern Ireland and says they illustrate a worrying shift.
Irish Rail has advised customers that revised timetables are in place on all routes, with bus transfers serving lines that have been closed.
50 people have lost their lives on Irish roads to date – compared to 29 up to the same date last year.
The organisations are advising people to take care in and on the water or along the coastline.
In a statement, the daa said that passengers should arrive at Dublin Airport up to three and a half hours before their flight.
Chef Shane Rigney looks at the history of an Easter favourite, the roast lamb and shares a tasty recipe.
Under the current Level 5 restrictions, public Mass cannot take place.
Temperatures are to drop as low as -2 degrees on Sunday night.
The force also appealed to people not to organise or go to house parties.
A church security guard tried to prevent the motorbike from entering when the blast occurred.
Archbishop Eamon Martin spoke with the Taoiseach about reducing restrictions yesterday.
Archbishop Eamon Martin also urged Ministers to allow more people to attend funerals of loved ones during the pandemic.
The concert was streamed online and is #1 on Youtube’s trending list.
Religious services and all gatherings have been banned in France for the past month.
Dark chocolate is especially toxic for dogs, so keep it in a place where they can’t sniff it out.
Dr Cillian De Gascun stressed that things will not immediately be going back to normal.
It’s feared rescue crews and emergency services could face by being unnecessarily exposed to the coronavirus.
Some fear the long weekend and milder weather would draw people out of their homes.
Advice on whether restrictions should be extended will be given later this week.
Normally, tens of thousands of pilgrims would have attended Easter Week services.
Easter Sunday is just over a week away – but will you be having an egg?
It’s just three weeks until Easter Sunday.
The eyewitnesses to the resurrection were willing to die for their faith – but who would die for a lie, writes Thomas Finegan.
Today is a day when mass attendance is higher than usual.
It’s not always easy to make it through the 40 days.
Some traditional Easter treats and gifts can be dangerous to animals.
Ireland will see dry and settled weather this weekend.
The Taoiseach said he will make a decision on the final bidder before Easter.
They’re definitely still mad for the landline, anyway.
The annual Easter Egg Roll was held in the White House.
