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Thursday 23 September 2021
“I wasn’t the only one, two officials sitting along me were also hit by the cat filter,” the minister said.
We caught up with the woman behind Fred’s Catnip Farm at the National Ploughing Championship.
From The Daily Edge
The list of their atrocities is endless.
It’s what happens when police ask for “radio silence”.
United say the FA can back up their claims.
The woman was charged with domestic violence.
You have cat to be kitten me.
Listen to that wailing.
From The Daily Edge
Hairball Techno takes cat videos to new heights.
They may look cute, but looks can be deceiving.
They’re still going at it, those lads.
It’s not known how the kitten ended up in a shipping container which made a two-week trip from China to the US.
Smith slapped the male television reporter who tried to kiss him before the Moscow premiere of “Men in Black III.”
DJ Calvin Harris – who was due to support Katy Perry at the O2 tonight – tweets his frustration about the set setup.
“At the end of the day, the store was returned to normal, so the hairy furniture could be sold to suckers like you.”
Check out this ‘gift pack’ given to people attending Nokia World yesterday – including a ‘HTC’ (ham, tomato, cheese) sandwich.
THIS WEEKEND would have seen throngs of revellers head for a large field in County Laois to enjoy Electric Picnic.
Alas it wasn’t to be – the promoters confirmed at the start of this month that they had run out of time in their bid to stage it this year.
But it is not the only event that has suffered as local festivals across the country as diverse as rowing regattas and literary gatherings fell victim to the pandemic regulations.
There is always next year as it is hoped that the festival entertainment scene will return to normal.
With all that considered we want to know in our poll: Are you planning to go to a festival in Ireland next year?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Caoimhe de Barra of Trócaire says humanity must act as one on ending hunger and malnutrition.
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