A vital investigation into how Irish government ministers use emojis
It time for government ministers to be a little less Simon Coveney and a lot more Mary Mitchell O’Connor.
It time for government ministers to be a little less Simon Coveney and a lot more Mary Mitchell O’Connor.
Creeping people out whilst hydrating the skin = the dream.
Right this wrong, Apple. It’s gone on too long.
“So what do you do?” “I’m an emoji translator.”
The newest batch of emojis is expected to arrive later this month.
Twitter has released a bunch of stars to celebrate World Emoji Day.
Guinness, free gaffs, and crisp sandwiches are all there.
“Are you making lunch? *crisp sandwich emoji*”
They’ve declared it the ‘year of the emoji’.
Let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
The last one is the most important.
The latest update has changed the game somewhat.
A ‘black Santa’ is also included in new range of racially-diverse Apple Emojis.
At long last, the tricolour.
You might have thought emojis were pretty straightforward. You were wrong.
We’ve taken the internet thing too far.
How did we communicate before emojis? HOW?!
Is someone going to design a ‘Joffrey, That Bastard’ emoji?
We Irish aren’t very gifted when it comes to flirting. The internet helps a lot.
You will never iMessage the same way again.
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