Новости за 11.04.2023

Mr Biden was welcomed by British prime minister Rishi Sunak

The average wait time for admission to a bed in January and February was over 11 hours, according to Sinn Féin health spokesperson David Cullinane

The party will hold a protest outside the GPO in Dublin on Wednesday

The journalist was killed almost four years ago.

As Joe Biden makes his way to Ireland, here are some of the most memorable moments from previous presidential visits

New accounts filed by Mycro Sportswear Ltd show that it recorded post tax losses of €266,112 in the 12 months to the end of June 2022

Spanish court officials confirmed Darren Gilligan is now officially a wanted man after his no-show at a courthouse last October

The incident took place at the Hill of Allen near Newbridge last Friday

Ratings for Rahm's victory peaked at more than 15 million viewers from 7pm to 7.15pm Eastern time (11pm to 11.15pm Irish time)

The US president invoked the importance of the Good Friday Agreement and the recently negotiated Windsor Framework as he prepared to set off for the North

Newly crowned US Masters winner Jon Rahm won the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open at Lahinch in 2019

Humza Yousaf, who took over as leader of the SNP less than a month ago, told reporters on Tuesday he was ‘considering’ legal advice

The Workplace Relations Commission heard the woman previously worked 65 -67 hours during busy weeks

Playing the world's best teams in friendlies has served as good preparation for Ireland in recent years, and several players will be looking to impress against some of the best players in the world.

The City Cemetery in Derry is currently closed to visitors as a public safety operation is underway

Officials said they were concerned they could run into “serious problems” in determining what type of newspapers, magazines, or periodicals should be included

Joe Biden's visit to the island of Ireland starts on Tuesday, making him the eighth US president to visit Ireland

Two other teenagers were injured in the Easter Monday collision in Headford.

Ms Burke, a qualified solicitor disputed the judge's findings, and said that an application for an inquiry can be made on behalf of a prisoner by a third party such as a family member.

Wednesday is set to be a 'very windy' day with 'very strong and gusty northwest winds and gales'

Preparations are under way in Ballina for Friday’s event.

The incident occurred at approximately 1:00am and involved a car and a pedestrian.

Mr Chambers said that 75 new testers were being recruited with a three-month recruitment process followed by two months training which meant the new testers would be in place by October.

There are currently 4,583 prisoners in the State's jails, with the system at 104 per cent capacity

Emergency services, including gardaí, ambulances and fire services rushed to the scene at around 2pm following the accident.