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Friday 23 October 2020
Insert ‘put politicians out to pasture’ joke here.
The government is due to announce regulations around e-scooters.
The Canadian Prime Minister has promised to ban single-use plastics “where supported by scientific evidence and warranted.”
There were pro- and anti-Trump demonstrations waiting for Trump when he landed – so how did Leo&Co handle the whole affair?
Despite a ramp up in the number of houses being built, homeless figures continue to rise each month.
The first centre, planned for Dublin city, is still yet to open.
Delaney faced criticism after he refused to address questions regarding the €100,000 loan and his time as CEO, citing legal advice.
There are a number of different ways in which your tip can be used, reports the Irish Times.
No one wants an extension – but the EU and UK want a no-deal Brexit even less.
Fianna Fáil TDs have reportedly been urged by the party whip to attend the vote tomorrow evening.
If the Withdrawal Agreement passes, there will be a transition period until 31 December 2020.
Revenue has planned to increase the rate to 23%, as some businesses are taking advantage of the current rate of 0%.
Other EU countries have backed the young leader as an interim president in the politically unstable country.
Harris is being criticised for not briefing members of Cabinet in August, when he was first informed of possible increased costs.
The UK’s front pages all carry stories with fierce reaction to Donald Tusk’s fiery comments.
A Sky News poll showed that 74% of people felt his comments would make no difference to how likely they were to watch his films.
Gardaí carried out a number of checks on Thursday and encouraged people to slow down.
A top EU legal mind has said that the UK has the power to reverse Brexit before the Withdrawal Agreement is finalised.
This month marks 20 years since the currency was introduced to the market.
Theresa May needs 320 votes to pass the Brexit deal; at the moment it’s looking likely she won’t get that.
The Hauntings Soldier, a temporary installation in Stephen’s Green Park, was vandalised with red paint last week.
High profile GAA players have shared stories about how gambling addictions affected their lives – so should gambling ads be restricted?
There’s concerns that people aren’t clear on what their phone insurance covers, leaving them stuck when it gets damaged.
There’s lots of talk about what’s wrong with Irish football right now – is Micko the answer?
Are you going to take advantage of the sales to get a jumpstart on your Christmas shopping?
National Breastfeeding Week was launched yesterday.
Should constituents directly elect their mayor, or should councillors retain that responsibility.
The next presidential election will be in 2025.
Politicians in the EU and Ireland are at pains to say there will be a final deal – but what do you think?
Ireland’s personal injury payouts are a “stark multiple” of those in other countries, a report has said.
There’s a sharper focus on sports adverts and the detrimental effect they could have on young people.
Ryanair has had a tumultuous relationship with unions – and announced its intention to recognise trade unions just last year.
The former Republic of Ireland footballer died of pancreatic cancer earlier this year.
Channel 4 sent an undercover reporter into Facebook’s offices to get an insight about how it makes decisions on what to delete.
The couple’s wedding last month attracted attention from all around the world.
Parents may not be fully aware of the vast range of science and technology careers available, Dr Des Fitzgerald said.
Remember: the less years you work, the less valuable your pension will be.
Health Minister Simon Harris has said he’s “extremely eager” to pass abortion legislation by the autumn.
In an RTE poll, most people said that they didn’t decide how they would vote during the referendum campaign.
We won’t judge…
AS THE COUNTRY enters Level 5 restrictions for the next six weeks, we’ll all be finding different ways to occupy our time or take a break from work.
In April and May, many people put their trainers on and went for long walks, jogs or runs. Others took a dip in the sea.
With restrictions now in place, we want to know: Do you plan to exercise more over the next six weeks?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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