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Sunday 24 January 2021
Good ol’ Garreth sorry I mean Garth.
Do you remember GarthGate?
Aidan O’Shea came in for special praise from the country singer.
#GarthGate rages on, four years later.
From The Daily Edge
Truly it was a different time.
Reports suggested that Garth could come to Ireland for three gigs next year, but his rep says it’s “not true at all”.
In a wide-ranging interview, Fianna Fáil’s Dublin spokesman John Lahart talks about a mayor for the capital, being a psychotherapist, and repealing the Eighth.
He’s just obsessed with us.
It seems Ireland is still in Garth Brooks’ heart.
New rules are going to take effect from October.
Residents in Ennis were concerned INISFest would lead to a rise in anti-social behaviour.
Fianna Fáil’s biggest Garth Brooks fan* reflects on the saga that convulsed a nation.
Thank god for that. The country couldn’t handle it.
It’s now just a terrible, horrible memory.
The Director General’s annual report was released today.
From Joan Burton to Garth Brooks, here’s what got you all talking this year.
From Irish Water to John Gilligan, here are the comments which got the most thumbs up from other readers this year.
We must begrudgingly admit it.
Some of it is predictable, some of it is baffling.
The country star is now on Facebook, and he seems to like it!
The country can breathe a sigh of relief.
Reports in the Irish Daily Star claim the country star “could” announce Irish tour dates.
Plus: What’s the average age for people getting married now?
You’ve made it to Friday. Good work. Here are the nine stories you need to know.
“I want to ask you to do something to save this country from a complete shambles.”
Peter McKenna wants input from the residents the next time there are concerts in Croke Park
Did you guess ‘between three and five times’?… Nope, higher. Much higher.
And, we’re warning you now, the public were also asked about Garth Brooks in this Sunday Independent/Millward Brown survey.
Support group, gather round.
Plus: how much does the new baby elephant calf at Dublin Zoo weigh?
DELIVEROO DRIVERS IN Dublin went on strike yesterday evening over pay and working conditions.
They say they also want to be taken seriously by gardaí when their bikes are stolen, or when they’re attacked or abused.
Deliveroo launched in Ireland in 2015, and currently works with more than 1,000 self-employed riders and more than 1,800 restaurants across Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway.
They are one of several food-delivery services in the country. During the pandemic, there has been an increase in demand for such services as more people order food online.
We want to know: How often do you order food for delivery?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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