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Thursday 24 June 2021
Comcast chairman Brian Roberts, before the postponement, said the company could still break even without the Olympics this year.
Book your place on the couch now.
Croke Park chief Peter McKenna admits the British broadcasting giant could air hurling and Gaelic football games in the future.
Turn the phone off and get the slippers on.
Cork v Dublin and Tottenham v Monaco are among the highlights on the box over the next few days.
If your weather app looks like our weather app, you’ll be spending a lot of time on the couch. Here’s what’s on.
This sun is having a very serious impact on the amount of TV we’re watching.
Sometimes it’s just too sunny outside. Amiright?
Who needs the outside world anyway?
Hang on in there. It’s not far ’til pay day now.
The sun MAY shine but you could always pull those curtains.
La-la-la-la-la-la-la-long weekend!
The Division 1 National Hurling League and the World Championship final in snooker are among the upcoming highlights.
Munster’s Heineken Cup semi-final and several other events to look forward to in the coming days.
Top-class Heineken Cup rugby, Gaelic football and some racing. And then Mad Men’s back.
Get tucked into those Easter Eggs and check this lot out.
Leave off the heavy lifting and bagsie the good spot on the couch. There’s plenty of sport to keep us occupied this weekend.
Including United v Chelsea, Ireland v France and much, much more.
Don’t say we never look after you.
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Get on the couch.
Even with our fleece-lined Superman onesie, it’s still too cold to be going outside over the next few days. Stick on the fire and enjoy this sporting smorgasbord instead.
It’s raining and/or snowing and, amazing, it’s still not pay day. Get the onesie on and get on that couch.
I am all over that couch like controversy on Luis Suarez.
The Argies are in town, Chelsea v Man City and plenty more besides. Who needs friends?
Get into your onesie, put another bit of turf on the fire and get the curtains pulled. Here’s what the weekend holds.
Get the fire on and turn your phone off. There’s plenty on the box to keep you out of trouble this weekend.
It’s a loooong weekend… so get your feet up and check this lot out. You deserve it.
Get your feet up, sports fan. You (possibly) deserve it.
The All-Ireland, the Ryder Cup and some great Premier League games are all taking place in the coming days.
It’s not long now to payday. Wait it out with this lot over the next few days.
Not even Jean Byrne knows what the weather’s going to be like over the next few days, so keep our TV guide handy just in case.
If the weather stays fine, feel free to use this a reminder of what you’re missing while you top up your farmer’s tan.
Women’s sport is dismissed as a ‘niche interest’ – and it’ll stay that way until we give it more of the spotlight, writes Niamh O’Mahony.
Let’s go TV, let’s go *clap clap* Let’s go TV, let’s go *clap clap*
We’re not hoping for rain this weekend, but if it does, it wouldn’t be the worst thing in the world. Here’s what’s on the tellybox.
If that rain doesn’t stop, let’s build a fort and watch this lot together. Deal?
It’s raining. This is what Noah would’ve done rather than build a fort if he had HD.
We’ve got your weekend’s TV viewing sorted, come rain or shine.
TODAY, IRISH FISHING BOATS are to form a flotilla protest at the entrance of Dublin Port to raise awareness of the challenges their industry faces, and poor working conditions.
Fishermen have been raising their concerns about their industry since a Brexit trade deal was signed before Christmas that was seen to seriously disadvantage the Irish fishing sector; and a recent EU ruling that means fish need to be weighed on piers.
The European Commission found that Irish authorities didn’t have a proper plan in place for weighing catches at factories, and that the weighing system was being manipulated by some, which means that fish now must be weighed quay-side – something that fishermen and women strongly object to.
So, today we want to know… How often do you eat fish?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Considerable cloudiness with showers
Max: 19 °C
Min: 12 °C
Considerable cloudiness
Max: 21 °C
Min: 9 °C
Variable clouds, showers around; cooler
Max: 14 °C
Min: 10 °C
