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Wednesday 2 December 2020
Former player Caroline Thorpe on how football helped save her.
‘We’ve done well, but we’ve still got the rest of the world’: Meet the woman behind Chupi Jewellery
New boss Andy Myler is expecting a tough season in the First Division amid a rebuilding job at the club.
‘We’ve done well, but we’ve still got the rest of the world’: Meet the woman behind Chupi Jewellery
The author speaks to us as she publishes her latest novel, Actress.
‘I think we’re only scratching the surface’ – Niall Dorrian has big plans to grow Linked Finance.
‘I think we’re only scratching the surface’ – Niall Dorrian has big plans to build Linked Finance.
James Ryan talks about handling big-match nerves, becoming a leader and why he decided to sign a new three-year deal with the IRFU.
Vinny Perth says neither he nor his Dundalk team can afford to rest on their laurels despite a successful year last season.
Meet the man running HBAN, the ‘dating agency’ linking startups and angel investors.
Meet the man running HBAN, the ‘dating agency’ linking startups and angel investors.
The former Ireland striker, along with his new colleagues at the FAI, have been tasked with reinvigorating the game in this country.
Donegal defender Emer Gallagher believes the ‘hurt’ of 2019 will stand to the three-in-a-row Ulster champions this year.
Waterford owner Lee Power on the side’s Europe League controversy, his show of support for John Delaney and thoughts of pulling the financial plug.
Paul Fennessy speaks to Orlaith Duffy of ‘On the Ball,’ a campaign for free period products in sports grounds.
Rathbornes 1488 found the key to survival over centuries is buying into the luxury market
Former jockey John Gillen on his life before and after his descent into alcoholism.
Rathbornes 1488 found the key to survival over centuries is buying into the luxury market
Emmet Donnelly guarded the NBA legend during a high school game.
The Candidate puts TheJournal.ie readers’ questions to the party leaders.
Parsa Ghaffari is set for a big 2020 and has growth on the mind for his news intelligence platform.
Parsa Ghaffari is set for a big 2020 and has growth on the mind for his news intelligence platform.
Felix Jones was part of the Springboks’ coaching team as they won the World Cup last year.
National U15s coach Jason Donohue chats about the challenges facing young footballers.
Responsible investment is ‘ticking along nicely’ say the IAIM boss, who has an eye to the future.
The short film Aretha stars young actress Orla Casey, who has been acting since she was in primary school.
Alongside Niamh McKenna, Paul O’Hara is pioneering a new tech-driven way to spread social innovations.
Alongside Niamh McKenna, Paul O’Hara is pioneering a new tech-driven way to spread social innovations.
How Bobby Healy plans to put food delivery drones in Irish skies in 2020 with Manna.
How Bobby Healy plans to put food delivery drones in Irish skies in 2020 with Manna.
Niall Bruton on his athletics career coming to an end prematurely and his long battle to come to terms with it.
Sean Gannon on establishing his reputation at Dundalk as the League of Ireland’s top full-back.
In a wide-ranging interview, Coveney says he isn’t trying to manoeuvre himself into a leadership contest with Leo Varadkar.
The Green Party leader said that one of his successors could be taoiseach in two governments time.
Connacht coach Andy Friend tells The42 about his nomadic coaching journey.
Richie Sadlier discusses his new book ‘Recovering’ and his long journey towards contentment.
Megan Campbell on the doubts created by the FAI’s perilous financial situation, the highs and lows of the past year and her hopes for 2020.
Duncan Williams reflects on a professional rugby career during which he made 163 appearances for Munster.
Nicole Turner on growing up with dwarfism and winning a bronze medal at the World Championships earlier this year.
Roberto Lopes on a year in which he won the FAI Cup with Shamrock Rovers and made his international debut.
THE SHOPS ARE back, festive music is playing and the weather is going to get absolutely Baltic this week. Even though it’s been a strange year, you’d know Christmas is on the way.
But although it’s a time for giving and the shops are open again, the usual scenes of charity fundraisers on the streets will likely be less frequent due to public health concerns.
Many people make a point of putting some money, food or other items away to make a donation to a particular cause around this time of year, and will likely have to go a bit out of their way to do so in 2020.
Are you one of those people? This morning we want to know: Will you be giving to charity this Christmas?
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