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Tuesday 11 May 2021
This dog is definitely going to heaven.
Just out for a stroll…
The happiest stingray ever.
Beverages may have been consumed.
It’s all happening at Westminster.
Wouldn’t you do the same? Wouldn’t you?
Who is he? Where did he come from? Will someone give him a main part?
The girl met DCU student David Atkinson at a gig in Bangkok earlier this month – and she wants to find him again.
Down with the kids.
Reader Fergal Griffin attempted to capture a romantic moment in Dublin yesterday. Attempted.
Turn that arachnophobia up to ninety.
From behind a fence. #sneaky
Charlie’s Angels poses at the ready.
It’s called Cumberbombing. Duh.
Connacht won comfortably by 2-19 to 1-7 against Ulster in Tuam today.
Either that or there is something really terrifying in Man City’s tunnel.
With added Brian Cowen.
Seriously. What’s the story with Will Arnett’s tan?
The unlucky amphibian was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
He’s a fine set of teeth.
HOUSING HAS BEEN a major issue in Ireland for years, with attention in recent weeks focused on cuckoo funds and the Affordable Housing Bill.
The Journal published details of a wide-ranging interview with the Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien this morning.
Our political correspondent Christina Finn asked if the minister is confident he can make a difference to the housing issues in Ireland.
O’Brien said: “Housing is never going to be an easy job… these challenges are there, they’re real life issues that have to be dealt with.
“So I’m not going to fix it overnight. We’re very focused on bringing measures in that are going to work… and I’m very confident that at that we’re going in the right direction.”
So today we’re asking: Do you think this government can fix Ireland’s housing problems?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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