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Stormont Assembly to be recalled over Omicron surge
On The Journal Stormont Assembly
Stormont Assembly to be recalled over Omicron surge
6 Jan 2022
3
Golfgate trial hears 'the public was whipped up into hysteria' and 'good people had to resign'
On The Journal Galway
Golfgate trial hears 'the public was whipped up into hysteria' and 'good people had to resign'
6 Jan 2022
Old schools, cinemas and vacant buildings to be re-vamped into work hubs and community spaces
On The Journal rural ireland
Old schools, cinemas and vacant buildings to be re-vamped into work hubs and community spaces
6 Jan 2022
26
Irish corporation tax revenues set to decline from 2023 onwards, says Donohoe
On The Journal Corporation Tax
Irish corporation tax revenues set to decline from 2023 onwards, says Donohoe
6 Jan 2022
47
'Lives were ruined': State moves closer to exonerating men convicted of homosexual 'offences'
On The Journal Gay Rights
'Lives were ruined': State moves closer to exonerating men convicted of homosexual 'offences'
6 Jan 2022
34
Wednesday
5 Jan 2022
Biden to call out Trump for 'singular responsibility' in provoking 6 January attack
On The Journal Capitol Riots
Biden to call out Trump for 'singular responsibility' in provoking 6 January attack
5 Jan 2022
115
Brazil's Bolsonaro addresses media as he's released from hospital
On The Journal Bolsonaro
Brazil's Bolsonaro addresses media as he's released from hospital
5 Jan 2022
4
No rule change for close contacts as Taoiseach warns of 'accelerating exponential growth'
On The Journal omicron
No rule change for close contacts as Taoiseach warns of 'accelerating exponential growth'
5 Jan 2022
88
Supermarkets and hauliers struggling with 'higher than normal' rates of staff shortages
On The Journal close contacts
Supermarkets and hauliers struggling with 'higher than normal' rates of staff shortages
5 Jan 2022
5
Tuesday
4 Jan 2022
Schools set to re-open on Thursday as safety measures deemed 'effective and appropriate'
On The Journal Back To School
Schools set to re-open on Thursday as safety measures deemed 'effective and appropriate'
4 Jan 2022
195
Ireland ranked highest in Europe for boosters as elective care may be cancelled due to Covid
On The Journal omicron
Ireland ranked highest in Europe for boosters as elective care may be cancelled due to Covid
4 Jan 2022
107
These US twins were born 15 minutes apart, but in different years
On The Journal new year's babies
These US twins were born 15 minutes apart, but in different years
4 Jan 2022
12
Monday
3 Jan 2022
England's education minister says classes may be merged to allow schools to stay open
On The Journal Nadhim Zahawi
England's education minister says classes may be merged to allow schools to stay open
3 Jan 2022
26
Sunday
2 Jan 2022
Political system has 'dragged its heels' on right to die debate, says Sinn Féin's McDonald
On The Journal vicky phelan
Political system has 'dragged its heels' on right to die debate, says Sinn Féin's McDonald
2 Jan 2022
53
DUP warn Liz Truss of ‘major implications’ unless Protocol progress made
On The Journal Brexit
DUP warn Liz Truss of ‘major implications’ unless Protocol progress made
2 Jan 2022
32
Martin says Sinn Féin are in ‘destructive opposition mode’
On The Journal Sinn Féin
Martin says Sinn Féin are in ‘destructive opposition mode’
2 Jan 2022
174
Leas Ceann Comhairle concerned about govt 'lack of accountability' on Covid heading into 2022
On The Journal Interview
Leas Ceann Comhairle concerned about govt 'lack of accountability' on Covid heading into 2022
2 Jan 2022
25
Saturday
1 Jan 2022
Taoiseach ‘focused on getting work done’ rather than future role in government
On The Journal Taoiseach
Taoiseach ‘focused on getting work done’ rather than future role in government
1 Jan 2022
59
'A step on the road': The climate action that Ireland will - and won't - take in 2022
On The Journal climactic
'A step on the road': The climate action that Ireland will - and won't - take in 2022
1 Jan 2022
35
Friday
31 Dec 2021
The year in photos: Images that tell the story of 2021 in Ireland
On The Journal Year in Review
The year in photos: Images that tell the story of 2021 in Ireland
31 Dec 2021
16
A 2022 preview: What we know about the big political events scheduled to happen next year
On The Journal events dear boy
A 2022 preview: What we know about the big political events scheduled to happen next year
31 Dec 2021
20
Minister to meet with unions next week as 'plan is for schools to reopen'
On The Journal Back To School
Minister to meet with unions next week as 'plan is for schools to reopen'
31 Dec 2021
51
'Three antigen tests over three days' before PCR for under-40s who are symptomatic
On The Journal Covid-19
'Three antigen tests over three days' before PCR for under-40s who are symptomatic
31 Dec 2021
53
New Covid testing and isolation guidelines: Here's everything you need to know
On The Journal Explainer
New Covid testing and isolation guidelines: Here's everything you need to know
31 Dec 2021
42
Taoiseach rules out reopening redress scheme for mother and baby home survivors
On The Journal Commission
Taoiseach rules out reopening redress scheme for mother and baby home survivors
31 Dec 2021
35
Thursday
30 Dec 2021
Real IRA not ‘overly active’, Ahern told Blair two weeks before Omagh bomb
On The Journal State Papers
Real IRA not ‘overly active’, Ahern told Blair two weeks before Omagh bomb
30 Dec 2021
30
Biden and Putin to hold call amid growing tension over Russian troops at Ukraine border
On The Journal Ukraine
Biden and Putin to hold call amid growing tension over Russian troops at Ukraine border
30 Dec 2021
20
Housing shortages will increase challenges with mica redress scheme, Taoiseach says
On The Journal Mica redress
Housing shortages will increase challenges with mica redress scheme, Taoiseach says
30 Dec 2021
17
Wednesday
29 Dec 2021
Decommissioning demands during first IRA ceasefire ‘were pointless’
On The Journal The Troubles
Decommissioning demands during first IRA ceasefire ‘were pointless’
29 Dec 2021
14
'An attack on civil society': Court shuts down another human rights group in Russia
On The Journal Moscow
'An attack on civil society': Court shuts down another human rights group in Russia
29 Dec 2021
25
Afghanistan is 'biggest humanitarian crisis of our time' and West must act, Gordon Brown says
On The Journal Kabul
Afghanistan is 'biggest humanitarian crisis of our time' and West must act, Gordon Brown says
29 Dec 2021
16
Martin says mood in Fianna Fáil has ‘settled down’, following months of unease among some
On The Journal Fianna Fáil
Martin says mood in Fianna Fáil has ‘settled down’, following months of unease among some
29 Dec 2021
39
John Hume 'literally cried on Martin McGuinness's shoulder' amid health concerns in 1994
On The Journal Peace Process
John Hume 'literally cried on Martin McGuinness's shoulder' amid health concerns in 1994
29 Dec 2021
22
Tuesday
28 Dec 2021
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
On The Journal News Fix
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
28 Dec 2021
Minister warned of 'serious risk of loss of life' at Cork halting site due to safety issues
On The Journal spring lane
Minister warned of 'serious risk of loss of life' at Cork halting site due to safety issues
28 Dec 2021
Ibec boss warned Taoiseach that climate budget could cost economy €7.8bn a year
On The Journal Climate Change
Ibec boss warned Taoiseach that climate budget could cost economy €7.8bn a year
28 Dec 2021
17
New Year parties given go-ahead in England as UK splits over Omicron controls
On The Journal Covid-19
New Year parties given go-ahead in England as UK splits over Omicron controls
28 Dec 2021
5
British officials were 'apoplectic' after Gerry Adams was granted a US visa in 1994
On The Journal New York
British officials were 'apoplectic' after Gerry Adams was granted a US visa in 1994
28 Dec 2021
49
Monday
27 Dec 2021
These are the winners and losers from the Irish political year
On The Journal TJ AWARDS
These are the winners and losers from the Irish political year
27 Dec 2021
62
Taoiseach admits Government needs to 'work harder' to increase supports for transgender teens
On The Journal Trans
Taoiseach admits Government needs to 'work harder' to increase supports for transgender teens
27 Dec 2021
13
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