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Sunday 17 January 2021
It’s 31 years since the first Batman film – the one from the 1960s aside – hit our screens.
At a late-night screening of a Batman film in 2012, a gunman killed 12 and injured 70 people.
Trump’s campaign has claimed it was a supporter’s video, not the campaign’s.
This needs to be seen to be believed.
Chelsea won 4-2 at Stamford Bridge to ease the pressure on Antonio Conte.
In the running for Dad Of The Year.
West’s representative said he had died after a short battle with leukemia.
NUI Galway mathematicians’ research makes Batman that bit more real.
The five-year-old boy had been diagnosed with Wilms Tumour in December.
This kid is going places.
Hello darkness my old friend…
And boxing purists compare MMA to the WWE.
“Sheriff, get the defendant out of my courtroom.”
Lenny Robinson spent thousands of dollars visiting sick children.
A documentary about the late actor has been made.
The annual geekfest has dropped some serious gems.
The PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight has been pulled from stores until a fix is released.
Lego Batman V Superman.
This has an unexpectedly brilliant opening paragraph.
The popular Batman movie was shown in UTV last night but a documentary fronted by Pat Kenny was shown on the new Irish channel at the same time instead.
Why so serious, DC Comics?
Never hang up the mask.
From the Avengers, to Game of Thrones, to the new Mad Max.
He wasn’t scantily clad for long, though. He robbed himself a Batman costume. As you do.
As if anything to do with Lego could ever be rubbish.
He’s actually gas, who knew?
Would you like to ride with Batman?
All for the entertainment of their guests.
The model is based on the 1989′s version in Batman Returns.
Batman was sent to prison with charges of theft and drug use.
Miles – who has leukemia- wants to be a superhero for a day.
WE’RE TWO WEEKS into Brexit now, and we’ve had empty shelves in Northern Ireland, trucks queuing at ports, and companies such as DPD temporarily stopping their services to Ireland.
There were plenty of warnings that there would be significant disruption after the UK left the EU, but the shock of having to face customs and excise duties on orders from the UK, or dramatic-looking congestion at Dublin Port may have taken people by surprise.
So we’re asking: Have you been negatively affected by Brexit?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Larry Donnelly reflects on the final days of President Donald Trump’s term.
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