Saturday 3 December, 2022
Caroline Conroy told The Journal that she was happy with her decision.
The payment will also go to those on long-term illness benefit for over 12 months.
Services will run each Friday and Saturday from now until Christmas Eve.
There better be one for everyone in the audience…
The much-anticipated Toy Show returns to our screens at 9.35pm this evening.
Revenue released a statement today outlining the problems faced by shoppers when Customs identify that duty is owed on online purchases.
Sixteen locations around the capital have been lit up with colourful projections and lighting displays,
Caroline Conroy said the council is aiming to “make the experience better this Christmas”.
“I think common sense should prevail, and that a solution should be found.”
Eamon Ryan said earlier this month that local authorities were looking at the issue of Christmas lights this winter.
914 people were arrested for driving while intoxicated as part of a Garda road safety campaign between the 26th of November and the 4th of January 2022.
Here are some new and older series to get stuck into.
Relationship expert Beth Wallace offers some helpful tips to maintain your communication over the holidays.
Ho-ho-hone in on your knowledge of some unusual traditions.
Need a break? Have a read of one of these.
Over 2,500 children in Ireland are currently homeless.
Dubliner Emily Bell writes about returning to live in the city after 20 years and finding that all the names have changed – and yet stayed the same.
It’s the night before Christmas…
Christmas snow is unlikely.
Warning: don’t read this if you’re hungry.
With leagues across Europe on their winter break and some Premier League fixtures being postponed, our weekly columnist chooses five games worth watching this weekend.
The Taoiseach said the three leaders trust each other, so far.
It isn’t an easy time for everyone, so we’ve taken a look at how this Christmas can be better for everyone.
The big man goes by many names and faces.
Two chartered psychologists offer some helpful advice to help you avoid letting Christmas get you down this year.
We all know there’s only one ideal time.
“I’m a cotton-headed ninny-muggins!”
Krystian Fikert says it’s important to take our time this Christmas and be kind to ourselves.
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The Order of the Knights of St Columbanus, Irish Rural Link and Alone are teaming up to provide the service.
Jonathan Pim of Manguard Plus security offers some practical advice to avoid thieves and opportunists this Christmas.
The baubles are on by now, right?
Even if you’ve tried to avoid it you’ve probably seen it about a dozen times.
