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- Some 1,700 premature deaths attributed to poor air quality per year, says EPA
Read more on post . Traffic fumes and chimney smoke continue to pollute Ireland’s air despite moves towards cleaner motoring and heating. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said the number of premature deaths attributed to poor air quality also remained high, at 1,700 per year. The agency said while monitoring at 115 sites showed all… Read more: Some 1,700 premature deaths attributed to poor air quality per year, says EPA - Chickenpox vaccine to be made free for children aged oneRead more on post. The Health Service Executive has announced that the chickenpox vaccine will be made available free of charge for all babies born on or after 1 October last year. The vaccine will be available once a child turns 12 months of age as part of the routine childhood immunisation schedule offered by… Read more: Chickenpox vaccine to be made free for children aged one
- Election candidates on the stump as campaign beginsRead more on post.
- No easy options in taxpayer aid for Jaguar Land Rover suppliersRead more on post . Ministers are considering offering financial support to Jaguar Land Rover’s suppliers but are understood at this stage to have ruled out a broad furlough-style scheme for their employees. JLR, Britain’s largest car manufacturer, has been debilitated by a malicious cyber attack, with production lines in the UK, India, Slovakia and… Read more: No easy options in taxpayer aid for Jaguar Land Rover suppliers
- Retailers and communities on the ‘chaos’ of anti-social behaviourRead more on post. Anti-social behaviour has become a pressing issue in towns and cities across Ireland, with retailers, commuters and public transport operators all reporting disruptive and sometimes violent incidents. Incidents on Dublin Bus services, for example, have more than doubled since 2019 — and while no single dataset captures every occurrence, footage and… Read more: Retailers and communities on the ‘chaos’ of anti-social behaviour
- The 9 at 9: ThursdayRead full article on post. LAST UPDATE | 7 mins ago GOOD MORNING. Here’s all the news you need to know as you start the day. First Home Scheme 1. Taoiseach Micheál Martin has ruled out the expansion of the First Home Scheme to second-hand homes in this year’s Budget. Speaking to The Journal in… Read more: The 9 at 9: Thursday
- Rihanna and ASAP Rocky have named their new daughter Rocki Irish MayersRead full article on post. RIHANNA AND HER partner ASAP Rocky have welcomed a new baby girl and her middle name is Irish. Announcing the birth of her third child in a post in Instagram last night, Rihanna captioned the photo of her holding her new daughter: “Rocki Irish Mayers – Sept 13 2025.” A… Read more: Rihanna and ASAP Rocky have named their new daughter Rocki Irish Mayers
- ‘We consider him a war criminal’: Some councillors to boycott Obama’s Freedom of Dublin eventRead full article on post. A NUMBER OF Dublin councillors will boycott a ceremony that will see Barack Obama conferred with the Freedom of the City today. The former US president will receive the highest and most prestigious award Dublin City can bestow from Lord Mayor Ray McAdam in the Mansion House. But there are… Read more: ‘We consider him a war criminal’: Some councillors to boycott Obama’s Freedom of Dublin event
- Pepco Group’s revenue boosted by growth at core brandRead more on post. Dealz owner Pepco Group on Thursday reported higher year-to-date revenue helped by store expansion and like-for-like growth at its core Pepco brand. The European discount retailer said its revenue for the 51 weeks to September 21st was up 8.8 per cent on a constant currency basis, with Pepco’s like-for-like (LFL) sales… Read more: Pepco Group’s revenue boosted by growth at core brand
- Co-op says cyber-attack cost it £206m in salesRead full article on post. The Co-op has said the cyber-attack it suffered earlier this year cost it at least £206m in lost revenues. The retailer’s IT networks were infiltrated by hackers in April, resulted in payment problems, widespread shortages of goods in shops, and the loss of customer data. Co-op chair Debbie White said… Read more: Co-op says cyber-attack cost it £206m in sales
- Why ‘Wood has to watch his back’ as Igor Jesus shinesRead the full article on post. Neil Johnston BBC Sport journalist 16 minutes ago Eyebrows were raised when Nottingham Forest’s teamsheet dropped for their first European game in 29 years – and Chris Wood was on the bench. After all, it was the New Zealand forward’s 20 Premier League goals last season that helped propel… Read more: Why ‘Wood has to watch his back’ as Igor Jesus shines
- ‘Everyone will be looking over their shoulders’ – HoweRead the full article on post. Ciaran Kelly Football reporter at St James’ Park 12 minutes ago Comments Bradford City manager Graham Alexander could not help but smile as he reflected on his side’s 4-1 Carabao Cup loss at Newcastle United. “You see the starting team that they put out,” he said. “As soon as… Read more: ‘Everyone will be looking over their shoulders’ – Howe
- Europe ‘fuelled by something money can’t buy’ – DonaldRead the full article on post. Jonathan Jurejko BBC Sport golf news reporter at Bethpage 24 September 2025, 22:15 BST 3 Comments Updated 31 minutes ago European captain Luke Donald says his team are “fuelled by something money can’t buy” as he cranked up Ryder Cup intensity with what appeared to be a dig at… Read more: Europe ‘fuelled by something money can’t buy’ – Donald
- ‘I’m done being quiet’ – Naz condemns racist abuseRead the full article on post. 41 minutes ago Tottenham forward Jess Naz is “done being quiet” after receiving “racial abuse” on social media. The 24-year-old posted on Instagram that she had been “subjected to racial abuse in my DMs” following Tottenham’s penalty shootout victory over Aston Villa in the Women’s League Cup. She wrote:… Read more: ‘I’m done being quiet’ – Naz condemns racist abuse
- Celtic pegged back in Belgrade while Antony denies Nottingham Forest in Europa LeagueThis post was originally published on this site. CELTIC MANAGER BRENDAN Rodgers praised the impact of Kelechi Iheanacho after the half-time substitute netted in a 1-1 draw against Red Star Belgrade in the opening game of the Europa League. The post deadline-day signing replaced Daizen Maeda at half-time after the Japan international struggled in the… Read more: Celtic pegged back in Belgrade while Antony denies Nottingham Forest in Europa League
- I Tried Luggage Forward, a Premium Luggage Shipping Service—Here Are My ThoughtsThis post was originally published on this site.Here’s how to avoid dragging that giant checked bag through cobblestone streets to your hotel.
- An Editor’s Guide to Wellness in IbizaThis post was originally published on this site.Here’s where to eat, stay, and play for a wholesome stay, according to an editor who’s visited many times over.
- Bay Gardens celebrates Creole Heritage Month with authentic flavors, live music and special offersThis post was originally published on this site.Bay Gardens Resorts, the award-winning Saint Lucian-owned hotel group, invites Saint Lucians at home and abroad, as well as regional neighbors, to join in the island’s vibrant Creole Heritage Month celebrations this October. Guests can enjoy a cultural immersion of food, music and festivities across Bay Gardens Resorts… Read more: Bay Gardens celebrates Creole Heritage Month with authentic flavors, live music and special offers
- Minister Bartlett Outlines Plans for Major Tourism ExpansionThis post was originally published on this site.Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett has announced plans to fuel major expansion in the island’s vibrant tourism sector as the Ministry of Tourism seeks to boost Jamaica’s share of the lucrative global tourism market. In a wide-ranging address to local and foreign media during a special Jamaica… Read more: Minister Bartlett Outlines Plans for Major Tourism Expansion
- 10 Classic Belgian Dishes to Try on Your Next Flemish AdventureThis post was originally published on this site.After all, you’ll need something to soak up all that beer you’ve been drinking.
- Record ratings for Jimmy Kimmel’s return despite ABC affiliates refusing to air showRead more on post. ADVERTISEMENT Jimmy Kimmel’s return after a near weeklong suspension has resulted in the show’s highest ratings in a decade. Disney-owned ABC confirmed the ratings boost, reporting that nearly 6.3 million people tuned in to the broadcast – a figure which does not include viewership from streaming services. Typically, Jimmy Kimmel… Read more: Record ratings for Jimmy Kimmel’s return despite ABC affiliates refusing to air show
- Patrick Freyne: The Morning Show is just like real life. Who hasn’t slept with a tech billionaire?Read more on post. Many older journalists I know were influenced in their career choice by seeing All the President’s Men, a film about the investigation that brought down Richard Nixon, at a formative age. As a child of television, not movies, I was always more a Statler and Waldorf hack than a Woodward and… Read more: Patrick Freyne: The Morning Show is just like real life. Who hasn’t slept with a tech billionaire?
- Brides review: Raw, compassionate chronicle of two teenage girls on a journey into extremismRead more on post. Brides Director: Nadia Fall Cert: 15A Genre: Drama Starring: Ebada Hassan, Safiyya Ingar, Yusra Warsama, Cemre Ebuzziya, Aziz Capkurt Running Time: 1 hr 32 mins Brides, a raw, compassionate, colourful chronicle of teenage friendship and radicalisation, was inspired by the case of Shamima Begum, the London… Read more: Brides review: Raw, compassionate chronicle of two teenage girls on a journey into extremism
- Giorgio Armani creations interplay with Italian masterpieces at new Milan exhibitionRead more on post. ADVERTISEMENT “Giorgio Armani, Milano, for love’’ at the Brera Art Gallery opens today, mere weeks after the celebrated designer’s death at the age of 91. Featuring 129 Armani looks from the 1980s through the present day, the exhibition places his creations among celebrated Italian masterpieces by such luminaries as Raphael and… Read more: Giorgio Armani creations interplay with Italian masterpieces at new Milan exhibition
- The last day of doomsday: What is the viral ‘RaptureTok’ trend?Read more on post. ADVERTISEMENT If you’re reading this today, Wednesday 24 September 2025 could be the last day before the end of the world as you know it. If you’re reading this tomorrow, you weren’t blipped out of existence and good luck with all the rebuilding. Please do better. Confused? We’ve got you covered.… Read more: The last day of doomsday: What is the viral ‘RaptureTok’ trend?
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