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Monday 24 January 2022
Prosecco, or the gist, is cheap if you want it to be.
We can always try again next year.
Don’t know how you’re ringing in 2018? You could do worse than any of these…
Leo Cullen’s men led 22 – 0 for much of the second half, but were unable to claim a fourth try.
You’re annoying, but we’ll tell you exactly HOW annoying.
And now his story is going super viral.
The tragedy occurred in Shanghai’s Bund 18 area.
It’s ok, the first of January doesn’t really count…
… and he falls for it EVERY TIME.
From slang, to telly, to politics: how well-prepared are you for the coming year?
There will be some streets closed and public transport is limited.
And don’t drink too much.
Whatever you’re doing, it’s bound to be better than this.
Tak’ a cup o’ kindness yet? What?
The streaming service has created an on-demand midnight countdown for kids.
Staying In? Going out? Couldn’t give a fiddlers?
A variety of journalists and bloggers have been invited to join in the celebrations.
Heroes who lost the final battle.
We’re here for you.
It’s a no man’s land.
A number of roads around the city are closed and Gardaí have parking restrictions and diversions in place.
Including: how to spend it with Brax from Home and Away!
Clue: one is a Dublin singer and the other is a Kildare/Dublin indie rock band.
TODAY, THE PHASED return to offices can begin, following a dramatic easing of restrictions by the Government over the weekend.
As fears about the Omicron variant grew before Christmas, the Government had advised people to work from home where possible once again.
But based on advice from NPHET this week, the Government said a phased return to offices can resume, with the advice being that businesses decide on how those phases should be implemented.
So we’re asking you: Will you be returning to the office this week?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
This week, our reader is eating out and enjoying the company of friends, as well as a weekend away.
Author Clodagh Finn on the women who are too often relegated to the footnotes of history.
Some sun, then turning cloudy
Max: 8 °C
Min: 2 °C
Patchy low clouds and fog
Max: 7 °C
Min: 3 °C
Patchy low clouds and fog, then cloudy
Max: 9 °C
Min: 7 °C
