Wednesday 26 January, 2022
The Cavan native’s final round of 71 saw her finish on -6 and joint 33rd at the Symetra Tour Championship.
World Rugby’s new framework has brought an increased focus on clamping down on illegal tackles.
It’s not a competition… but it is.
Large queues had formed at ATMs earlier.
The Waterford TD traditionally sends his alien-themed cards as an alternative to traditional Christmas scenes.
More politics than a Dáil full of TDs.
Perfect for all the Norman Bates fans out there, we guess?
Send your Valentine’s love with a dash of sarcasm.
“Coors you’re getting older.”
From TheJournal.ie
The group, called ‘Overweight Haters Ltd’, is targeting women on the London Underground.
The group, called ‘Overweight Haters Ltd’, is targeting women on the London Underground.
A security bug in the service could put more than 200 million users at risk.
The mobile industry is close to agreeing a standard for a new embeddable electronic SIM.
Don’t have a card yet? Go for one of these.
Charlie’s card comes with its own brown envelope.
A veritable ton of money.
Bless all the tiny angles.
The Finance Minister said seven per cent of people lost their cards after a review.
In January 2013, 63,126 were eligible for a discretionary medical card. In April 2014, just 46,535 now have a discretionary medical card.
The new head of the Irish Pharmacy Union said that the it was “shocking” that the government denied the cards were being withdrawn.
The teams finished 13-a-side in Parnell Park.
The facility could be in place for individual credit unions next January.
No one could fail to be impressed by these works of punnage.
For the second day in a row, debit card holders can’t get money from non-AIB ATMs.
Spread festive cheer the way Ireland does best… sarcastically.
The Irish Heart Foundation is calling for people to ask for the cards, which contain genetic data from children born between 1984 and 2002, to be returned to them.
According to Visa, €1 in every €7 of consumer spending in Ireland is now on a Visa debit, credit or prepaid card.
Daniel Farrell died at just 15 months – but thanks to his family’s Christmas Card initiative, his spirit is being kept alive, his father told TheJournal.ie
The Penthouse Casino and Card Club is due to open this month.
At the launch of Organ Donor Awareness Week 2012, the Health Minister said 2011 was a record year for organ donation in Ireland.
From light sabres to inappropriate messages – the cards you’d be glad to miss out on…
Post offices have been busy with people sending their Christmas cards before the rush starts – but do you still send cards?
Monopoly is clearly too close the bone for most of us to play this Christmas. Never fear, Vanilla Ice is here – and he wants you to score ‘rap’ points, dude.
