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Tuesday 28 September 2021
Yesterday the Fianna Fáil leader claimed his party “succeeded in stopping many of the most damaging Fine Gael policies”.
And New Orleans won.
Instead of announcing brand new consoles, both Sony and Microsoft are planning to release updated versions of their current consoles.
The opera singer is a bit angry.
Things got heated in the Georgian parliament yesterday.
“The only reason he has lost weight is because he has had tonsillitis.”
The two companies are releasing their own streaming dongles, which aim to capitalise upon the success of Google’s own device.
Junker was named as the next president of the Commission today despite serious opposition from David Cameron who forced an unprecedented vote on the issue at a summit in Brussels.
Enda Kenny said that Sinn Féin just want to promise free services and haven’t a notion how to pay for it.
Can’t we all just get along….
The €20 million saving has been a central plank of Fine Gael’s pro-abolition campaign – but now the Oireachtas says there’s no way to know how much will be saved if the Seanad goes.
It happens every year in Spain.
Adams rounded on the party for its political opportunism.
This should be a triple-whammy patents triangle.
OH, IT’S ON (well, kind of. It’s all very civil).
The social network launched a counter lawsuit today against Yahoo accusing the company of violating patents covering photo tagging and advertising.
The Detroit Lions QB sparked a mass brawl during last night’s thrashing by the Chicago Bears.
HOUSE PRICES IN Ireland have risen by 9% in the last 12 months as the supply of homes remains severely restricted, two new reports have found.
Outside the main cities the rate of inflation was significantly higher, jumping by nearly 13% year-on-year.
In Mayo and Leitrim, Daft.ie found that prices are over 20% higher than a year ago.
The increase in house prices in more rural areas has been driven by the fact many people chose to relocate during the Covid-19 pandemic.
We want to know: Has the Covid-19 pandemic made you more open to permanently relocating within Ireland?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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