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Saturday 23 January 2021
It’s the third of four matches in the stop-gap series and we’re going minute-by-minute.
World leaders have congratulated Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Follow our liveblog for all the updates as the results come in.
This week’s episode will be recorded via Zoom this evening – and you can take part.
Ian Madigan’s ice-cold kicking sent the northern province into the final against Leinster.
It’s the island’s two most successful provinces, it’s knockout rugby and we’re going minute-by-minute.
St Joseph’s Rochfortbridge defeated Naas CBS.
Liverpool faced Everton, as the Reds sought to take a big step towards Premier League glory.
The Irish government has issued a ‘do not travel’ warning for Italy. Stay with us for the latest developments.
Relive all the action as Jurgen Klopp’s team overcame a disciplined Norwich at Carrow Road.
Ministers Regina Doherty, Mary Mitchell O’Connor and Shane Ross are among the high-profile names to lose their seats.
Votes are being counted all over the country.
Polling stations around the country are open until 10pm.
For our first live recording of The Explainer, guests Lise Hand, Gary Murphy and Adrian Kavanagh chatted to Sinéad O’Carroll.
We’ll be asking the question: How does Ireland end up with the politicians it has?
We went minute-by-minute as Andy Farrell’s Ireland begin life post-Schmidt.
Tottenham faced Chelsea, with both sides looking to boost their top-four hopes.
Bournemouth faced Liverpool, as the Reds sought to maintain their unbeaten start.
Liverpool faced Aston Villa, as they looked to maintain their impressive start to the season.
We have a limited number of tickets to give away to our readers.
Boris Johnson has been defeated in his bid to get his deal through the House of Commons.
Eddie Jones and Michael Cheika pit their wits together with a place in the semi-final on the line.
There will be “new regimes for fisheries agriculture and trade” after Brexit, the queen told the Commons and House of Lords.
Man United faced Arsenal, as both sides looked to improve on inconsistent starts to the season.
Liverpool faced Sheffield United, as they sought to maintain their 100% start to the top-flight season.
Liverpool faced Newcastle as they sought to extend their lead at the top of the table.
There’s still plenty more Brexit action to come today. Stay with us for updates.
Man United faced Chelsea, as both sides got their season under way.
Climate activists tried to block Boris Johnson’s path to Buckingham Palace, and protesters booed during his first speech at No 10.
Riga faced Dundalk, with a place in the second qualifying round up for grabs.
USA faced Netherlands in women’s football’s biggest game.
France faced USA with a place in the final four up for grabs.
There was a spot in the last four up for grabs at Stade Océane in Le Harve.
Meanwhile, there are around 50 seats yet to be filled across Ireland’s local authorities.
All the data so far points to a Green surge in the Euro elections, meanwhile, with the party potentially claiming three seats.
We’re going minute-by-minute as Leinster aim to seal a second consecutive Pro14 title in Celtic Park.
Many of the races for EU seats are too close to call so we’re expecting a long count.
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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