Tuesday 13 April 2021
From TheJournal.ie
Despite the rise in staycations due to Covid-19, many Irish tourists have still never crossed the border for their summer holiday.
A report has found that just 15% of people with a choice of waste provider have ever changed who collects their bins.
“It was definitely a contributory circumstance.”
Bus services are at a standstill due to a dispute over the companies putting 10% of bus routes out for private tender.
A number of posters for the No campaign have been taken down or defaced.
As it stands candidates must be 35 years or older.
Each code will consist of seven digits – a three-digit ‘routing key’, and 4-digit ‘unique identifier’.
The Jobseeker’s Allowance rate is €188 for those aged 26, €144 for 25 year olds and €100 for 18-24 year olds.
She said those on extreme ends of the spectrum should be catered for in specialist stores.
Don’t say you weren’t warned.
Seven of the country’s bathing spots were described as ‘poor’ in the latest EPA report.
Action on Alcohol Week aims to get people thinking and talking about alcohol and how it affects us.
It plans to but it’s facing a lot of critism.
Currently there are more than 4,000 people in Ireland with failed kidneys.
A leaflet could soon be coming in your door asking you not to pay water charges.
A committee wants the Abigail Women’s Centre on Kildonan Road to shut down.
New legislation on school admissions policies will be published today.
In the UK, vinyl sales last year rose 65% on the previous 12 months.
Fitzgerald says she intends to restore public confidence in policing. Do you support her appointment?
The big day is here and we’d like your opinion on it!
Ireland currently has an opt-in system, do you think that should change?
Shoppers have turned out in force to find a bargain in the sales this year.
