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Friday 27 November 2020
It’s time to start thinking about next year’s garden as 2020 creeps ever-closer.
This is the big one, guys.
Around 3,000 Christmas dinners will also be prepared and delivered to the homes of those in need.
Safefood said for 25% of people, this will be their first time cooking Christmas dinner.
There is always a price to cheap food, writes Michael Kelly.
Irish Water and Clean Coasts are urging people not to pour the oil from their Christmas turkey down the sink.
Some 3,000 Christmas dinners will also be prepared and delivered to the homes of those in need.
Turkey sandwiches for days.
Customers took to social media to complain about their spoiled Christmas dinners.
The 350 volunteer spots filled up within a day this year.
And why do we eat turkey?
Is it all great, or do you have something you enjoy the most?
The group Friends of the Elderly Ireland help isolated older people connect to communities through their volunteer services and events.
Reindeer meat is a favourite in one country.
The largest dinner will be held at the RDS in Dublin, with more than 3,000 people expected to attend.
The shops are still open – these simple recipes could yet save Christmas!
Hats off to The Bakehouse.
The issue that divides families across the nation.
You can only be on one side of history.
You’ve done the hard part of cooking it, but what’s the best way to carve it?
Let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
Just hear us out.
She’s just moved to a new town, and doesn’t want to spend Christmas alone.
The chances are high that someone is going to be pelted by a sprout.
Ever wondered about the work that goes into getting that turkey on your plate?
We’re second in the EU28 for recycling – but here’s how we could do a hell of a lot better.
Generous unemployed chef had made the offer on TheJournal.ie last week to cook Christmas dinner for a homeless family.
Because no-one wants a bone-dry chunk of turkey on Christmas Day.
The 41-year-old from Dublin has been unemployed for the last two years after a heart attack forced him to give up his job as a professional chef.
Raise a glass – or even make a mean beer-brined turkey – with these beer selection tips.
“I don’t think anyone in Dublin has ever done something so awesome.”
God bless us, everyone.
No, seriously. Ah sure go on, another Pringle then.
Is it possible we could explode from overeating? There’s a teeny tiny chance. Yikes.
ONE OF THE most eagerly anticipated nights of the Irish TV year is finally here, with not even 2020 being able to stop the broadcast of the Late Late Toy Show.
Covid-19 restrictions mean it will be a different kind of show this year, but it still promises to be a special night – perhaps more so than usual given the year we’ve had.
For the day that’s in it, we’re asking: Will you watch the Late Late Toy Show?
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