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# change - Friday 21 February, 2020
Toner to start against England with Henderson ruled out due to family reasons
Ultan Dillane has been added to the Ireland bench for Sunday afternoon’s game at Twickenham.
# change - Wednesday 12 February, 2020
Brendan Howlin to step down as leader of the Labour Party
Howlin has led the party since 2016, when he took over from Joan Burton.
# change - Thursday 31 October, 2019
Kolbe returns from injury as Boks make one change for World Cup final
The South Africans have gone for a 6/2 split once again on their bench.
# change - Thursday 24 October, 2019
Scott Barrett starts as All Blacks drop Sam Cane to the bench for semi-final
Steve Hansen has rejigged his back row for Saturday’s clash with England.
# change - Tuesday 22 October, 2019
Same-sex marriage legalised and abortion decriminalised in Northern Ireland
The British government has assumed responsibility for introducing regulations to provide access to abortion by next April.
# change - Sunday 20 October, 2019
Lynn Ruane: Uniting movement groups in Ireland could lead to long-term change
There is common ground among different movement groups in Ireland, writes Lynn Ruane.
# change - Sunday 29 September, 2019
Confirmed: Jordi Murphy replaces Jack Conan in Ireland's World Cup squad
The Ulster back row will arrive in Japan today.
# change - Thursday 2 May, 2019
Abbey 'committed' to change after January's damning open letter from actors and directors
As part of the changes, the theatre has committed to a review of all pay rates, with any amendments to be implemented in 2020.
# change - Tuesday 23 April, 2019
Camogie players and managers invited to feedback forum amid calls for change
The rules of the game have been hit out at time and time again of late.
# change - Thursday 21 March, 2019
Caroline Currid, a key part of Limerick's All-Ireland success, not involved this year
The highly regarded performance psychologist has moved on from the Treaty hurling set-up.
# change - Saturday 26 January, 2019
Opinion: It's hard to survive as a 30-something in a millennial’s world
It is only now, in my thirty-second year that I realise – I really am up to my neck in this millennial world and sinking fast, writes Leah Quinn.
# change - Wednesday 7 November, 2018
Noel King moves into new FAI role after eight years as Ireland U21 manager
King will now work as Player Identification Manager, having served as U21 boss since July 2010.
# change - Wednesday 17 October, 2018
'There needs to be change at the very top of Irish football' - Townsend says 'boys club' is holding Ireland back
Andy Townsend believes that regime change should be enforced at governing level in Irish football.
# change - Friday 12 October, 2018
'The players are crying out but they don't listen': Dublin camogie star's passionate argument for change
Eve O’Brien had a lot to get off her chest – and she feels that most camogie players will agree.
# change - Wednesday 26 September, 2018
World Rugby 'examining models' for Test tours shake-up
World Rugby vice-chairman Agustin Pichot is reportedly pushing for a 12-team annual competition.
# change - Thursday 23 August, 2018
Poll: Did you ever redeem change from Dublin Bus?
Refunds are set to be scrapped from next month.
# change - Friday 16 March, 2018
Swapping basketball for rugby and drawing inspiration from Special Olympics to pursue nursing
Aoife McDermott has been named to start in Ireland’s last Six Nations game of the 2018 campaign.
# change - Monday 22 January, 2018
'Mistrust', 'frustration': Dubliners have their say on the future of policing in Ireland
The chair of the Commission on the Future of Policing in Ireland said she and her colleagues had heard some heart wrenching stories from members of the public.
# change - Sunday 19 November, 2017
'They're both excelling': Reform in child disability services begins to show signs of success
West Cork was one of the first places in the country to start this new service and families say they would be lost without it.
# change - Monday 16 October, 2017
Toulon-bound Rhys Webb out in the cold as Wales scrap 'Gatland's Law'
Wales’ new selection policy is set to cost the scrum-half his place in the national team.
# change - Friday 29 September, 2017
SSE Airtricity and Bord Gais Energy to up electricity prices
Three in five Irish households were forced to borrow to meet the costs of essential bills last year, according to a spokesperson for Switcher.ie.
# change - Thursday 21 September, 2017
Manchester United 'would welcome' Facebook and Amazon TV rights bids
Executive vice-chair Ed Woodward has said there is growing interest from new media outlets in landing TV deals, which interests United greatly.
# change - Friday 28 July, 2017
Arsenal to drop 'Ladies' from name in 'clear signal of togetherness and unity'
The Women’s Super League side will simply go by the name Arsenal, where possible.
# change - Monday 3 July, 2017
'My heart sinks': Names for pre-booked seats still not appearing for some Irish Rail customers
“It shouldn’t be up to the passengers to have to ask when they have gone to the bother of booking their seat.”
# change - Monday 22 May, 2017
Barcelona to unveil new manager after losing La Liga title to Real Madrid
Luis Enrique’s successor will be named next week.
# change - Tuesday 9 May, 2017
Change on the way as rugby's residency law gets set to shift to five years
The regulation around qualifying to play international rugby is likely to change soon.
# change - Monday 8 May, 2017
'It’s all about seeing your local heroes': Liam Sheedy excited for revamped hurling championship
The former Tipperary manager believes the home and away fixtures will provide huge enjoyment for fans.
# change - Sunday 16 April, 2017
From Champions League miracles to the brink of disaster - the story of Liverpool in the '00s
Author and journalist Simon Hughes chats to The42 about a whirlwind decade for the Reds.
# change - Wednesday 12 April, 2017
Pictures: How drones, turbines and virtual reality are changing Ireland
The Future Ireland report takes a look at Irish society by different themes each year.
# change - Tuesday 10 January, 2017
Basketball CEO O'Byrne to run for OCI presidency
The OCI will appoint a new president for the first time in 28 years.
# change - Tuesday 1 November, 2016
Turning 30? Our guide to owning it
Life lessons for your fourth decade.
# change - Thursday 15 September, 2016
Mungret: The small Irish town that went through revolutionary change
A talk on the parish will take place tomorrow night on Culture Night.
# change - Wednesday 10 August, 2016
Damning report shows scale of racial bias in Baltimore police force
The city’s mayor said there is a “long journey ahead of us”.
# change - Sunday 7 August, 2016
Tesla wants to build an 'alien dreadnaught' factory after losing money in second quarter
The company this week reported a larger-than-expected second-quarter loss.
# change - Saturday 6 August, 2016
Could Ireland ever look at Bobby Sands in the same way as the heroes of the 1916 Rising?
TheJournal.ie has been speaking to Brendan J Byrne about his new film Bobby Sands: 66 Days
# change - Friday 5 August, 2016
Pioneers' group calls for return of Confirmation pledge
The practice has become less universal in recent years, but is still in use in many parishes.
# change - Friday 29 July, 2016
New scheme will see 793 people walk away from bankruptcy today
A new scheme will also be offer free advice from personal insolvency practitioners.
# change - Tuesday 26 July, 2016
Dublin City Council backs ban on animal circuses
Councillors voted in favour of the motion last night.
Irish legal firm makes breakthrough in push for VW emissions compensation
The company is currently paying out a €13.9 billion settlement to customers in the United States.
# change - Saturday 9 July, 2016
Is the EU actually heading towards having its own army?
This week the EU and Nato made their first ever joint declaration on security.
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Poll: Did you give up anything for Lent?
MANY PEOPLE CHOOSE to give up something like chocolate or drinking alcohol for Lent.
Others take up something – such as learning a new language or cooking more – in the weeks leading up to Easter.
Whether you’re religious or not, it can be an opportunity to make positive changes in your life.
We want to know: Did you give up anything for Lent?
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No, I didn't do anything differently (1146)
Yes, and I stuck to it (316)
Yes, but I didn't stick to it (170)
No, but I took up something (69)
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