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The town of Clonmel came to a standstill during the joint funeral for Luke and Grace McSweeney, who died in the crash last Friday.
Parents of students at a special needs school were called on Thursday to be told the building could not open next week due to aerated concrete.
Environmental activists have warned that farmers and land managers need more resources to restore soil health as the UK marks Organic September.
The schools minister said the government was taking a precautionary approach to the problem.
The Office for National Statistics said that by the end of 2021, GDP was 0.6% higher than in 2019.
Researchers have forecast how different scenarios for reaching net zero will benefit or negatively impact the economy in the long term.
Schools and colleges in England have been told to close buildings which were constructed with a particular kind of concrete.
It comes after the presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete forced more than 100 schools to fully or partially close buildings.
It comes as measures to make studying more affordable come into force.
The move will make Octopus Energy the second biggest supplier in the country.
Harrow Crown Court in north-west London was closed indefinitely last week because the material was found there.
The Plot: The Political Assassination Of Boris Johnson will now be released on November 9.
Some 5,369 people made the journey in August in 102 boats – an average of around 53 migrants per vessel.
Luke McSweeney, 24, and Grace McSweeney, 18, were among four young people killed in an accident on August 25.
Industrial action is happening on Friday and Saturday.
The Department of Education said the Education Authority would carry out structural surveys.
Elaine Marco, 76, and her husband, Philip, 77, died when their car drove in floodwater into Liverpool.
Unions say the firm is trying to force through changes.
Temperatures could reach the high 20s, forecasters say.
Simon Byrne refused to resign following a marathon meeting of the Policing Board on Thursday.
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