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Wednesday 17 August 2022
The image claims that there will be “a strict ban of alcohol” from tomorrow, meaning that off-licences would close.
In the era of fake news, this year has shown that the possibilities for a gag are as strong as ever.
A man purporting to be from the Garda National Immigration Bureau told him he was living and working in Ireland illegally.
Hail or sun, please decide.
You can do anything, but don’t mess with people’s emails.
Featuring Briege Corkery, Rio Ferdinand and Leinster Rugby’s Leo the Lion.
“I’m Vincent Browne, this is Xposé.”
Meanwhile, Ian Madigan is making a shock return to Kilmacud Crokes according to, erm, us?
“Food is fast enough.”
Oh, he’s made a terrible mistake.
All of your essential tech and social media news for the week in one byte-sized portion.
Which is your favourite?
You haven’t seen Rotisserie Chicken yet? Ah man, it’s deadly.
Especially Google, but that was already expected.
A dozen non-governmental organisations tweeted on the topics of homelessness, emigration, and adult literacy.
A blue cheese easter egg. Really?
Is it real or a belated April Fools’ prank? Judge for yourself.
Then again, maybe Mike Tyson is actually coming out of retirement?
Twitter’s going down to 133 characters; Skype has solved the difficulty of poor coverage… and Bertie’s moving to Nigeria.
Gay mice, a footballer leaving Twitter and an April Fools’ joke – some of the stories you most wanted to share with your Twitter followers.
Never mind the media – companies and brands have been trying to pull the wool over for a bit of publicity today… so here it is.
ELVIS PRESLEY DIED 45 years ago today.
The death of the music icon sent shockwaves across the world following his untimely passing at the age of just 42.
This morning, we want to know: What is your favourite Elvis song?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The security analyst assesses Putin’s use of nuclear power as a weapon of war.
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