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Wednesday 4 August 2021
He had many, many fabulous moments.
The nation’s heart went out to his poor date.
The development has been stalled for years, with the supermarket accused of ‘blocking’ tactics.
This ends with a conspiracy only Jim Corr could get to the bottom of.
Mattress Mick in the role of Voice of Reason.
We just do things differently.
He’s now favourite to win again.
Back to life, back to reality.
He got his lad out. Here’s how people reacted.
Warning, this Dredge features a Tallafornia star with his lad in his hand.
We are filled with national pride. Oh wait, that would be revulsion.
It would appear he’s not taking legal action, after all.
It’s the exact opposite of what Phil Penny wanted to happen.
“It’s clear that people are pissed off with us as a government” and 45 other quotes that tell the story of 2012.
Dear reader, we are never getting those 29 minutes and 02 seconds back so we might as well make the most of them.
They’ve all gone to Santa Ponsa… and it’s trashier than ever.
And Vincent of course, we couldn’t forget Vincent…
Have your say in today’s poll…
DrinkAware.ie says its competition looks at the aspects of home drinking which are glossed over on shows like the Geordie Shore and Tallafornia.
“Four men and three women were plucked from the desperate masses and replanted in a Tallaght semi, cultivated on Grey Goose and a terrifying amount of eggs, and kept at a near tropical temperature so as to render clothes completely unfeasible.”
All the biggest news stories from the day, as well as the bits and pieces you may have missed.
Programme makers promise more stripping, sex, tears and tantrums – but this time in a mysterious exotic location. WE. CANNOT. WAIT.
“Take off like a rocket”
All Tuesday’s biggest news stories, plus some bits and pieces you may have missed along the way.
The Senator criticised what he called the “drink-sodden programme” in the Seanad today.
In tonight’s Fix: Good news for Kevin Cardiff, new twists in the hacking scandal; a challenge to Putin; and the buzz for ‘Tallafornia’ is only mighty.
Almost half a million viewers tuned in to last night’s preview of the TV3 reality show – with the show itself not officially due to start until early next year.
Viewers will also get a chance to catch the conclusion of The Apprentice and X Factors on both sides of the Atlantic this Christmas…
Meanwhile, TV3 gets ready to introduce us to the cast of Tallafornia (no, we’re not kidding).
LAST WEEK, THE Oireachtas budgetary oversight committee recommended that the Government examine the introduction of congestion charges to help pay for the cost of climate change.
In 2003, London introduced a £5 levy for driving into a relatively small area of central London between 7am and 6.30pm on weekdays, with exemptions for taxis, emergency vehicles and people living inside the zone.
Aside from some supposedly temporary pandemic tightening, the scheme remains the same in its essentials today and is widely hailed as a success.
Pete Lunn, head of the Behavioural Research Unit at the Economic and Social Research Institute, said it is “incontrovertible” that these charges are an effective way to reduce congestion.
So today we’re asking: Should Ireland bring in congestion charges?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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