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Thursday 21 October 2021
The presenter was talking about the literal translation of a German word.
“No romping in potato.”
There wasn’t much banter to be had for the veteran manager.
The government has been given until 21 March to translate an almost 12-year-old act into Irish.
Spanish international Costa and Brazilian defender Gabriel have been charged by the FA this evening.
Don’t worry, they’re not allowed drink it.
Mmmmm, baked backwash with mushrooms.
A magazine quoted Moore as saying that Idris Elba would be “unrealistic” as James Bond.
YouTube doesn’t understand Gaeilge.
Hopefully it’s not a route Connacht need to travel.
Impact Reduction Apparel is fine, don’t shorten it…
It is at least the eighth school to close in recent months.
Well that’s convenient.
Director Gareth Edwards must balance the demands of a big budget blockbuster with the historical and cultural importance of Godzilla. Not a simple task, as previous versions have shown.
I am Spanish. My husband is American. The first time I realised emotion words may not mean the same thing in different languages was when he first told me “I love you”, writes Cristina Soriano.
Express yourself, as Gaeilge.
You’re never too old for a childish chuckle.
He did a Reddit AMA, and Snoop Dogg showed up!
The Uruguay striker denied making the comments after a national team game today.
Looks like penalties aren’t going to scare Bayern Munich on Saturday.
The staff in Starbucks Hong Kong appear to have a bit to learn about American names.
The manager’s post-match comments spoke volumes.
A double header with the Faroes will be a tough sell.
Rafa Benitez had previously claimed that the pair’s days at Stamford Bridge were numbered.
But before icons like Rory McIlroy, Darren Clarke and Pádraig Harrington fill the spotlight, one Hollywood star took to the course today.
This ad is from 2006 – but somehow seems rather pertinent this morning…
COVID-19 DIGITAL CERTIFICATES will continue to be required for indoor hospitality and events from tomorrow.
The government is now advising that if you are in a place where guidelines are not being followed and you don’t feel safe to take your business elsewhere.
When asked on RTÉ’s Prime Time on Wednesday what the government will do about businesses that are not asking customers for their certificates, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said there will be an increase of enforcement.
“The message I’d send out to industry here is that we are in a precarious position again, we’re not out the gap, this isn’t over, please help us to enforce this measure because that’s how you will stay open,” he said.
“I’d also say to people, as well, if you’re going into a premises and somebody doesn’t ask you for your vaccine pass, ask them why not.”
So, today we want to know… Would you walk out of a pub or restaurant if they didn’t check your Covid cert on entry?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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