Ryanair, EasyJet and BA end legal action as UK scraps quarantine rule
Three of Europe’s biggest airlines have ended a legal challenge against the British government after it scrapped its quarantine rule for travellers coming from some of the most popular tourist destinations.
Sikh pilgrims killed in Pakistan as bus collides with train at railway crossing
Seven women were among 20 to die.
Mobility and the Irish Tech community post COVID-19
An Irish perspective on what the future might look like in a covid-19 world. COVID-19 is having a huge impact on the shape of the world we live in. It is changing how we interact, work, travel, shop, and think. It is impacting the attitudes of people and forcing them to confront their thinking and […]
Youth Council vigourously opposes omission of ‘Youth Affairs’ from renamed Department of Children
The non-inclusion of ‘Youth Affairs’ in the renamed Department of Children must be reversed, Youth Council says.
Dinosaurs from 200 million years ago ‘may have walked like guineafowls’
Researchers studied the foot impressions of the ground-dwelling birds and compared them to those made by small therapods.
Gerry Adams delivers broadside against new coalition government
The former Sinn Féin president compared the refusal of Fine Gael and Fianna Fail to enter talks with the party with previous unionist policy.
Solskjaer excited by star potential of striking trio
Manchester United boss says Martial, Rashford and Greenwood can be “so much better.”
Coronavirus: Local lockdowns in UK would be the ‘final straw’ for businesses
On Monday, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the city would become the first place in the UK to go into a local lockdown.
Kanye West announces new album titled God’s Country
He shared the news on Twitter.