Thursday 28 October, 2021
This week, our reader is a charity shop manager receiving the Covid payment while lockdown continues.
Homeless numbers are down but Simon Communities says the full impact of the pandemic will only be seen when restrictions are lifted permanently.
The beef dispute is showing no signs of conclusion.
The Supreme Court said that the case “raises complex and novel questions of constitutional and EU law”.
New research has found that four in 10 children in Ireland own a mobile phone by the age of nine.
The penalties for this have got tougher in recent years.
The picture frames were sent to a number of journalists as part of a campaign.
Customers had taken to social media to complain about the length of eir’s outage today.
Age restrictions, the use of phones in the classroom, and the taking of photos in school are just some of the issues being consulted on.
From Samantha and Bono to Bob Geldof. Nobody was above posing with a flip phone.
The phones were used by former Garda Commissioners Martin Callinan and Nóirín O’Sullivan, along with Superintendent David Taylor.
A number of weather warning have been issued by Met Éireann.
The figure is up on last year, but way down on 2008 when about 42-a -week were seized.
A pilot scheme is currently underway with three major mobile networks.
Late-night mobile phone usage led to poorer mental health, reduced coping and lowered self-esteem.
After being let go three times in two years, this former phone shop owner is back running his own business.
The phone service provider said the messages were sent in error and the issue has been resolved.
Many motorists would prefer to block mobile phones in cars rather than see a hike in penalties.
Gardaí are boosting patrols in danger areas as part of a new campaign.
Some customers are experiencing technical issues with the network today.
Your first phone was the best phone.
You will start seeing the Nokia name on phones once more.
More than 28,000 people were caught using their phone while driving last year.
Gardaí recovered mobile phones and laptops during the search operation.
His pants were taped shut.
Labour TD Michael McNamara’s comments have been rejected by the Irish Cellular Industry Association, an alliance of mobile operators.
The network is down for customers across the country.
It’s all looking up for DOB.
It’s happening more and more.
It’s all change in the phone and internet biz.
“Hashtag the s**t out of this one for me.”
And we won’t have to worry about extra charges in two years’ time.
UPC parent Liberty Global and Vodafone are looking at doing a deal.
Nearly half of those were in Mountjoy Prison.
Three bought the company last year and is now Ireland’s second-biggest mobile player.
Don’t try these at home… or anywhere.
