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Wednesday 18 May 2022
Over 30 aircraft flew over Dublin today. Here’s what you saw.
Here’s how some of this week’s big sports news looked through a camera lens.
“The Telegraph Field” with picturesque views of Foilhommerum Bay and the Skellig rocks is available under a guide price of €160,000 with ruins of the 150-year-old cable house still remaining.
Here are some of the latest pictures we’ve been sent of your time in the glorious sunshine.
A smoky haze blamed on Indonesian forest fires has triggered one of the country’s worst pollution levels in years.
Here’s how the week looked through a lens.
Are you enjoying the summer weather? Oh yes indeed.
An easy way to achieve endlessly cute photos courtesy of The Internet
Maybe we won’t miss Chris Hadfield that much? These spectacular images were taken by his replacement Fyodor Yurchikhin during his last mission on the ISS.
Irish fans witnessed their team grind out a stalemate under the famous Arch tonight.
People looking silly in the rain, a baby tapir, a guy on stilts…you get the picture.
Or ‘selfie’ as they are known amongst the Instagram and Facebook generation…
But there was a serious lack of Ronans.
A window into the Land of the Rising Sun at the turn of the 20th century.
Plus 19 others of current inter-county figures in action in their third-level Gaelic football days. Check out some of the hairstyles.
Lovely weather they’re having in France….
From the Capital One Cup to the Australian Open and everything in between.
And we’ve got your pictures to prove it…
Rub some dirt on it and walk it off.
James Holmes’ lawyers declined to make their case today so a ruling on whether he can stand trial is awaited.
Kearney knows there is a camera on him but his enjoyment could not be quelled.
How do you tell one penguin from another?
Health and safety? Not a problem.
Here’s how the week developed.
There is just one week left for entries in prestigious global contest – and the competition is fierce.
JESUS, they must be freezing.
The Gaelic Football narrative this year produced drama, entertainment and sadness. Here are 100 images that capture it best.
A change in policy sparked a backlash from users who were worried that their pictures could be used in advertisements.
“I want to make Ireland the best small country in the world to be a cat in,” Enda Kenny didn’t say at the opening of the DSPCA’s new veterinary hospital in south Dublin.
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
Dr Oliver Moore travelled to El Salvador with Trócaire to see how rising sea levels have affected this coastal community – and how they can be helped.
Teens feel like it’s the worst kind because they “can’t escape it” and pictures and messages can be spread so quickly.
We used to love the way he like, leaned in My So Called Life. Check him out now with no eyebrows and in need of a feed.
Here’s how the last seven days looked through a lens.
Charles and Camilla with Kylie, Charles and Camilla with a koala, Charles and Camilla on the sauce…
The best images from a busy Sunday in rugby, GAA and soccer…
Here’s how the week looked through a lens.
DOGS AND HORSES will be restricted from accessing parts of Kerry’s Blue Flag beaches during specific time periods this summer.
Councillors voted to adopt the Kerry County Council Beach Bye Laws 2022 which limits access for dogs to Blue Flag areas of these beaches from 11am to 7pm from 1 June until 15 September.
This vote also established dedicated sand corridors to allow dog-walkers to access non-blue flag areas as long as a dog remains on a tight leash.
Fears had been expressed that Kerry beaches would lose their Blue Flag status if this bye law wasn’t introduced.
Today we’re asking: Should dogs be banned from Blue Flag beaches during peak times in summer?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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