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Sunday 26 September 2021
Don’t stop movin’ to the funky, funky beats (we never did).
It all started with an insult and became a triumph against racism on TV.
Yo listen up, here’s the story…
Test your knowledge on the decade that brought us everything from Black Books to Big Brother.
It all started at a private party in Venezuela…
Anyone… Anyone? Bueller?
Did you spend enough time on your Discman?
How alike are you really to Podge and Rodge?
We can see into your musical soul.
From Shane Lynch’s dungarees to Jackie’s Army.
Are you ready for every power cut and leak, or do you have some work to do?
This year, walks took place in 180 locations across the globe in aid of Pieta House.
The former minor boss is set to receive the Special Merit Award as part of the inaugural Electric Ireland GAA Minor Star Awards.
How playing for their county may have contributed to their future success.
Jamie Wall looks back on his days playing dual for Cork.
From The42
This is one group of talented teens.
We look at the players who are putting themselves in the running for the Electric Ireland GAA Minor Star awards.
One week on, we find out what inspired people to get up before dawn for Pieta House.
Bring some comfort into your living space.
Altogether now: “Ebony and Ivory live together in perfect harmony…”
There are two kinds of people in the world.
Spending helps too (but you’ll need to save first).
You have no excuse not to get a little exercise in…
We’ve teamed up with Electric Ireland to offer this prize! And all you have to do is take this quick quiz…
How many do you remember?
An eight-step action plan to help anyone who is experiencing suicidal thoughts.
You’ll be rolling in it before you know it.
Beat the midweek slump with these stories of kindness from TheJournal.ie commenters.
It’s time for some Monday morning feelgood inspiration.
Some practical advice for saving pennies in the run-up to the most expensive season.
THERE HAVE BEEN murmurings that there will be an increase to the minimum wage in the upcoming budget.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said the rising cost of living needed to be accounted for in both social welfare rates and wages.
Earlier this month the CSO recorded that 12-month inflation in August 2021 was 2.8%, the highest level in 10 years.
Currently, the national minimum wage is €10.20 per hour after it increased by €0.10 on 1 January 2021.
Today we are asking you: Should the Government increase the minimum wage in the budget?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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