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Tuesday 27 October 2020
The footballer-turned-pundit says she is taking the hit of online abuse in order to pave the way for others.
Death, grief, joy, elation: Leanne Kiernan has had to overcome a lot on her journey so far. Having recently turned 21, the Ireland and West Ham star reflects on her remarkable rise.
The ex-Manchester United player has admitted that he used to ‘dread it’ when ‘They Think It’s All Over’ came on.
A nationwide shutdown has effectively ended tourism in a country heavily dependent on the industry.
Leading anti-racism charities condemned the incident after Wright went public with the messages.
It comes after the country reported its lowest toll since 10 March yesterday.
It comes as the global death toll has edged closer to 200,000.
Iniesta endured a difficult time after the death of his friend Dani Jarque.
Tyrone and Dromore 21-year-old Oran Sludden delves deeper into his story and mental health struggles – and shares messages of hope.
Ireland rugby star Eimear Considine shares her story, and opens up on the impact of her father’s tragic death.
Ireland and Glasgow City star Clare Shine delves deeper into her mental health struggles.
The five-time world champion is on the brink of possibly claiming a sixth title at this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix.
Now 33, the ex-Ireland and Manchester City midfielder has opened up about his fall-out from international football and the demise of his club career.
Ireland captain Katie McCabe reflects on the positive reaction since opening up about her relationship with team-mate Ruesha Littlejohn.
Israel Dagg retired last week due to a chronic knee injury.
Roscommon footballer Amanda McLoone reached out to the WGPA counselling service last year when she began to feel overwhelmed in her life.
Dublin star Nicole Owens reflects on opening up about her personal struggles and sharing her story over the past year.
The Polish striker insists he is ready to win titles again this season with the Bavarians.
Talking to friends and family is a good solution to mental health issues experienced after giving birth, she says.
Sligo goalkeeper Noelle Gormley shares her story.
Dublin’s Amy Connolly shares her story.
Tottenham’s clash with Chelsea proved key in handing the Premier League to Leicester City in 2016.
Kirkland retired from the game last year aged 36.
The Northern Ireland international gave a remarkably candid interview to BBC Scotland.
58-year-old Scot Robert Millar is now known as Philippa York.
Kildare captain Erica Burke shares her story.
The 29-year-old suffers from a rare medical condition called Addison’s Disease.
The Hull midfielder has opened up to the BBC about a dark time in his life.
Mikey Drennan opens up about his battle with depression.
All-rounder’s struggles came to a head when he left a Caribbean tour earlier this year because of mental health issues.
Nest has partnered with a number of companies including Mercedes-Benz, Jawbone, Whirlpool, Logitech, and IFTTT which will see their devices connected to its products.
The ex-Munster star explains how he overcame initial nervousness to discuss his illness, and encourages others to do so too.
LIKE ALMOST EVERYTHING this year, Halloween in 2020 will be a bit different from usual.
Large scale fancy-dress parties shouldn’t be happening under Level 5.
One thing we can still do, however, is watch some horror films.
There’s plenty to choose from ranging between the child-friendly to the very scary ones available on streaming platforms and set to be shown on TV in the coming days.
So, this morning we’re asking you: Do you plan to watch some horror films this Halloween?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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