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good news
From the Oscars to the Olympics: Nine reasons to be cheerful about Ireland's 2024
Beyond all the grim headlines, there were some actual nice and fun things happening this year for Ireland.
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UKRAINE UNDER ATTACK
On a Kyiv-bound train: 'For the first time in three years, I feel there is no way out'
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the year in politics
Twelve photos that tell the story of Ireland's political year
It’s been a busy one.
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hate the game not the player
'It's like dealing with a website from the 90s': Viewers vent frustration at RTÉ Player issues
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christmas 2024
Stuck for a movie to stream? Here are some gems to check out this Christmas
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7 festive reads
Sitdown Santa: How 'It's a Wonderful Life' became a Christmas classic
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Mediterranean Sea
Still Adrift: A decade of failed promises to protect migrant children
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RDS
Knights of St Columbanus to host 100th Christmas Day Dinner for the homeless and those in need
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season eatings
Avoid the pudding, cake and mince pies - DSPCA issues advice for a pet-safe Christmas
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volunteers
‘I’ve worked in conflict zones..but I’ve never felt as unsafe as I did during the summer in Ireland’
Volunteers who spoke to The Journal said their work is getting harder due to increased levels of harassment.
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Broken boilers
Age Action warns older people face being 'trapped' in their homes over broken boiler ban
Tuesday
24 Dec 2024
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co limerick
Man (40s) charged over fatal hit-and-run which killed 21-year-old Marguerita Sheridan in Limerick
Danny O’Donoghue appeared before a special sitting of Limerick District Court on Christmas Eve, charged with five separate offences.
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ukrainian children
Bobby McDonagh: We should remember the abducted Ukrainian children at Christmas
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Shannon Airport
Two women charged in connection with seizure of €1.28m worth of Cannabis
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Amy Stokes
Family of woman killed in single-vehicle collision in Fermanagh devastated by her loss
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Private Billy Kedian
Irish soldier killed during 1999 Lebanon attack to be honoured with bravery medal
Private William Kedian died at UNP 6-42 when his post came under fire on 31 May, 1999.
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Armagh
Two PSNI officers left injured after their vehicle was deliberately rammed in Crossmaglen
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subway murder
Man faces murder charge over death of woman set on fire in New York subway train
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alone at christmas
Healthcare workers face Christmas without their children under 'inhumane' government rules
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Data Centres
What happens now? Data centres being built outside Ireland may be better for the environment
The Journal Investigates finds that renewable energy in other EU countries can offer a greener solution to Ireland’s ‘dirty’ data centres.
Monday
23 Dec 2024
