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Mullingar man David Sharkey has been consulting behind the scenes with the French club.
The top three winners will have their stories featured on TheJournal.ie.
Karen Cogan has written a play about a fictional young lesbian in Cork for this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival.
The series, which is on TG4, will look at the Tuam Mother and Baby Home in its next episode.
We’re holding a Facebook Live on Tuesday evening and we want to hear your stories and your questions.
The company is celebrating 30 years in existence today.
A new project, called Not At Home, is gathering their stories.
What a year.
According to new research, one family member said trying to get help for a loved one was like “dealing with the mafia”.
And other heroes of the popular Facebook page were there too.
The Taoiseach loves a good story.
Very strange indeed.
We all have a story to tell.
If you’re as soft as us they might make you a little emotional.
The women range in age from their early 20s to 80.
He is bae.
The walking tours programme has trained people are are homeless or previously lived on the streets to help give them more independence.
Jig, anyone?
A court ruling stands that some of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories are no longer in copyright.
*shiver*
“Some will make you laugh, others might make you cry – but they are all genuine Irish stories told from the heart,” the project co-ordinator said.
The Border Lives storytelling project is collecting comments and stories from people who used to lived in the border counties during the Northern Ireland conflict.
An Instagram account leads to 142 felony charges, the Queen’s nuts, and a penis-biting snake – the bizarre news stories you might have missed.
Community reporting at its finest.
Irish emigration to America is explored in a new exhibition in Dublin’s Little Museum.
A satirical article managed to fool hundreds of Americans, who branded the First Lady a “disgrace”
Including Niall Quinn on Jack Charlton and various people on a young Jonah Lomu.
The app features audio clips and videos of people around the city telling stories about their lives and experiences in Dublin.
Following in the footsteps of Maeve Binchy, Irish female authors are capturing what really matters to people today, writes novelist Michelle Jackson.
From Maeve Binchy to the fatal Swedish House Mafia concert, these are TheJournal.ie stories which were shared the most on Twitter this year.
Frightening placenames, cholera epidemics that inspired Bram Stoker, and featuring in episodes of Murder She wrote…
Journalist and author Jonah Lehrer has had his latest book pulled from shelves over quotes that ‘didn’t exist’.
More shocks in the pool on a day when Team GB got their first medals and Team Ireland showed green shoots of promise.
From mistaken identities to mysterious mittens – artist Theresa Nanigian collected these incredible, touching tales from drivers and passengers.
A Cork taxi driver has written a book about his work experiences – but has managed to offend some thanks to his very strong opinions.
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