Wednesday 18 May 2022
The Oireachtas Justice Committee wants gambling ads to be banned before the 9pm watershed.
Dedicated areas for dogs on leads will be established.
Children across the country are making their First Communion this month.
The TV adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel will air next week.
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Health Minister Stephen Donnelly is due to appear before the Oireachtas Health Committee on Wednesday to defend the plan.
Mary Lou McDonald has said Sinn Féin will push for a border poll if the party emerges as the largest in Northern Ireland.
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Governments and businesses may have to pay a fee to use Twitter in the future.
A new poll has Sinn Féin eight points clear of the DUP and the Alliance Party.
The public is still advised to wear a face covering in settings such as public transport.
Bosses of the show have confirmed that the pair will return as Scott and Charlene for the final episode of the show.
The blockbuster fight will kick off at around 3.00am Irish time.
The State Examinations Commission chief said that media coverage “undoubtedly” contributes to students’ stress during the exams.
The HSE is urging people who work outdoors to be smart when it comes to the sun.
The minimum voting age is 16 in some countries including Scotland and Wales.
Pearse Doherty said there should be a general election instead of the Taoiseach rotation due to take place later this year.
The measure is expected to be announced next week, and is also being considered by the UK.
PBP plans to introduce a bill in the Dáil calling for it to be decriminalised.
Sheeran will be performing in Dublin this weekend, and in Cork, Limerick and Belfast in the coming weeks.
Netflix reckons it is being slowed from growing more users because of accounts being shared between households.
Fun fact: the term ‘soap opera’ comes from radio dramas that were sponsored by soap manufacturers.
The State is commemorating the significance of the Easter Rising today, with an Air Corps flyover the GPO.
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The billionaire has sought to buy the social media giant for $41 billion.
Leo Varadkar has said that a blanket ban on the sale and distribution of turf locally would be “a sledgehammer to crack a nut”.
There has been a mixed response to the UK’s decision to make this mandatory for some restaurants from this week.
French voters will soon decide who will be president for the next five years.
Legislation allowing nightclubs to stay open later will be ready this year, Leo Varadkar said yesterday.
