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On The Journal Take Five
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18 May 2021
Second Cabinet meeting this evening to deal with tax changes for cuckoo funds
On The Journal Housing
Second Cabinet meeting this evening to deal with tax changes for cuckoo funds
18 May 2021
44
Over 25,000 people sign petition calling for government to scrap tax breaks for cuckoo funds
On The Journal Housing
Over 25,000 people sign petition calling for government to scrap tax breaks for cuckoo funds
18 May 2021
44
Officials from National Cyber Security Centre to address 'urgent' meeting of TDs and Senators over HSE hack
On The Journal Ransomware
Officials from National Cyber Security Centre to address 'urgent' meeting of TDs and Senators over HSE hack
18 May 2021
13
'In an ideal world we'd all get new PPS numbers': Concerns personal data will be sold off on darkweb
On The Journal Cyber Attack
'In an ideal world we'd all get new PPS numbers': Concerns personal data will be sold off on darkweb
18 May 2021
76
Monday
17 May 2021
Bacik outlines Labour's vision for post-Covid Ireland and attacks government 'shambles' in bye-election bid
On The Journal Dublin Bay South
Bacik outlines Labour's vision for post-Covid Ireland and attacks government 'shambles' in bye-election bid
17 May 2021
39
Almost 40% favour legalising cannabis for recreational use, over 90% in favour of medicinal use
On The Journal Green Light
Almost 40% favour legalising cannabis for recreational use, over 90% in favour of medicinal use
17 May 2021
146
Sunday
16 May 2021
Coveney says 'it's too early to tell' if Israel has committed war crimes in Gaza
On The Journal Palestine
Coveney says 'it's too early to tell' if Israel has committed war crimes in Gaza
16 May 2021
83
HSE won't comment on ransom figure, as other departments take precautions after cyber attack
On The Journal Cyber Attack
HSE won't comment on ransom figure, as other departments take precautions after cyber attack
16 May 2021
91
‘High degree of confidence’ vaccines work against Indian variant, Matt Hancock says
On The Journal Covid-19
‘High degree of confidence’ vaccines work against Indian variant, Matt Hancock says
16 May 2021
22
Pressure on FF's hopeful future leader O’Callaghan to deliver decent vote in Dublin Bay South
On The Journal litmus test
Pressure on FF's hopeful future leader O’Callaghan to deliver decent vote in Dublin Bay South
16 May 2021
39
Saturday
15 May 2021
'Safe and steady' progress made as HSE attempts to regain control of IT system
On The Journal Cyber Attack
'Safe and steady' progress made as HSE attempts to regain control of IT system
15 May 2021
96
What next? Summer reopening plans to see holidays to the UK back on and live events trialled
On The Journal Summer plans
What next? Summer reopening plans to see holidays to the UK back on and live events trialled
15 May 2021
26
Friday
14 May 2021
Taoiseach sends congratulations as Edwin Poots elected new leader of the DUP
On The Journal ULSTER SAYS NEW
Taoiseach sends congratulations as Edwin Poots elected new leader of the DUP
14 May 2021
114
Deaths rise as Palestinians flee heavy Israeli fire in Gaza
On The Journal Palestine
Deaths rise as Palestinians flee heavy Israeli fire in Gaza
14 May 2021
27
Edwin Poots: Here's what you need to know about the new DUP leader
On The Journal Profile
Edwin Poots: Here's what you need to know about the new DUP leader
14 May 2021
33
One of these men will today be elected DUP leader, here's what they want and how the voting takes place
On The Journal ULSTER SAYS NEW
One of these men will today be elected DUP leader, here's what they want and how the voting takes place
14 May 2021
28
Thursday
13 May 2021
Israeli military escalates operation in Gaza but clarifies 'ground assault' announcement
On The Journal Palestine
Israeli military escalates operation in Gaza but clarifies 'ground assault' announcement
13 May 2021
142
New legislation aims to make 'threatened' basking sharks a protected species in Ireland
On The Journal Basking sharks
New legislation aims to make 'threatened' basking sharks a protected species in Ireland
13 May 2021
22
Northern Ireland: Indoor dining to resume on 24 May as spectators to attend football game as test event
On The Journal Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland: Indoor dining to resume on 24 May as spectators to attend football game as test event
13 May 2021
15
McDonald claims Johnson did not apologise over Ballymurphy killings during call yesterday
On The Journal Ballymurphy Massacre
McDonald claims Johnson did not apologise over Ballymurphy killings during call yesterday
13 May 2021
25
Taoiseach to meet Boris Johnson to discuss Northern Ireland and the Covid-19 response
On The Journal Chequers
Taoiseach to meet Boris Johnson to discuss Northern Ireland and the Covid-19 response
13 May 2021
17
Calls for facilitation of 'peaceful protest' as Dublin 'Rally for Palestine' is cancelled after garda advice
On The Journal Solidarity
Calls for facilitation of 'peaceful protest' as Dublin 'Rally for Palestine' is cancelled after garda advice
13 May 2021
56
Call for national awareness campaign on menopause after 'incredibly important' Liveline discussion
On The Journal Women's Health
Call for national awareness campaign on menopause after 'incredibly important' Liveline discussion
13 May 2021
24
'Spats of hate': Israeli Ambassador and Alan Shatter criticise TDs during committee meeting
On The Journal Gaza
'Spats of hate': Israeli Ambassador and Alan Shatter criticise TDs during committee meeting
13 May 2021
90
Proposals to tackle housing investment funds to go before Cabinet next week
On The Journal Housing
Proposals to tackle housing investment funds to go before Cabinet next week
13 May 2021
65
Covid-19 infections halve in England but there are 'increasing concerns' about variants
On The Journal EMERGENCY MEETING
Covid-19 infections halve in England but there are 'increasing concerns' about variants
13 May 2021
21
Wednesday
12 May 2021
Ballymurphy Massacre: Boris Johnson 'apologises unreservedly' on behalf of UK government over killings
On The Journal Belfast
Ballymurphy Massacre: Boris Johnson 'apologises unreservedly' on behalf of UK government over killings
12 May 2021
86
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
On The Journal News Fix
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
12 May 2021
Leo Varadkar suggests that anyone who wants a Covid-19 vaccine 'may be offered one by the end of June'
On The Journal vaccine rollout
Leo Varadkar suggests that anyone who wants a Covid-19 vaccine 'may be offered one by the end of June'
12 May 2021
80
Journalists launch legal action against Eoghan Harris over accounts linked to 'Barbara J Pym'
On The Journal Eoghan Harris
Journalists launch legal action against Eoghan Harris over accounts linked to 'Barbara J Pym'
12 May 2021
Irish ambassador summoned to Israeli foreign ministry over Coveney comments
On The Journal Israel
Irish ambassador summoned to Israeli foreign ministry over Coveney comments
12 May 2021
86
'I'm frustrated with the lack of progress': Donnelly says 19 maternity units are being contacted about restrictions
On The Journal maternity hospitals
'I'm frustrated with the lack of progress': Donnelly says 19 maternity units are being contacted about restrictions
12 May 2021
15
Facebook moderators facing toxic content told to take up ‘karaoke and painting’, Committee hears
On The Journal Facebook
Facebook moderators facing toxic content told to take up ‘karaoke and painting’, Committee hears
12 May 2021
18
Republicans vote to oust Trump critic Liz Cheney from leadership role
On The Journal Republicans
Republicans vote to oust Trump critic Liz Cheney from leadership role
12 May 2021
28
Housing crisis: Taoiseach under pressure in Dáil as CSO data shows price of a home rose by 4% in 12 months
On The Journal Under Pressure
Housing crisis: Taoiseach under pressure in Dáil as CSO data shows price of a home rose by 4% in 12 months
12 May 2021
64
'This is our heritage': Fishermen threaten to blockade Ireland's major ports over new weighing rules
On The Journal New Rules
'This is our heritage': Fishermen threaten to blockade Ireland's major ports over new weighing rules
12 May 2021
12
NI Secretary and David Frost urge ‘common sense’ from EU during Northern Ireland visit
On The Journal The protocol
NI Secretary and David Frost urge ‘common sense’ from EU during Northern Ireland visit
12 May 2021
22
Minister O'Gorman defends An Taisce after Taoiseach weighs in on Kilkenny cheese factory
On The Journal Glanbia
Minister O'Gorman defends An Taisce after Taoiseach weighs in on Kilkenny cheese factory
12 May 2021
36
Tuesday
11 May 2021
Coveney tells Israeli ambassador that the loss of life in Gaza is 'completely unacceptable'
On The Journal Violence
Coveney tells Israeli ambassador that the loss of life in Gaza is 'completely unacceptable'
11 May 2021
61
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