Friday 25 June, 2021
“It is no longer the case that city shuts down at 11 or 12 at night,” National Transport Authority CEO Anne Graham said.
In 2017, a total of 812 motorists were caught driving while intoxicated during the month of December.
Santa’s sleigh has been checked for air worthiness.
Late night trains will return for the next three Fridays and Saturdays in December (including today and tomorrow).
It was the second highest jackpot of the year.
Jurgen Klopp will not be happy.
Did you get an apron this year or maybe you got the gift you have been hinting at all year. Tell us what you got.
Lee versus Billy Joe Saunders will take place in Manchester.
The pair will meet in the finale of TUF.
It was among 15 “ailments” the pontiff said top Church officials were suffering.
“Those aren’t his real eyes. Those aren’t his real eyes. Those aren’t his…”
Heading to the airport? Check your flight status before you leave the house.
We’re doing it wrong, aren’t we?
George will be reunited with his family for Christmas dinner next week.
The guy who brought you Chatroulette Call Me Maybe and Wrecking Ball is back.
From TheJournal.ie
Read messages to loved ones from those in some of the smaller overseas missions (where you may not even realise we have troops posted).
Spread festive cheer the way Ireland does best… sarcastically.
God bless us, everyone.
Featuring Eric Cantona, Henry Shefflin and… Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler.
Why not kick off the day with some essential dog videos? Oh, and Happy Christmas!
The 12 pubs, the annual soap catch-up and the post-dinner snooze – Simon Growney will be thinking longingly of them in Thailand.
With only one night of work a year, the jolly fella likes to keep busy with sport.
Jack Isaac and Serge Milhas have been put on a month’s leave by club president Serge Blanco.
On second thought, maybe not…
Switching on the Grafton Street Christmas lights is heralded as the official start date of the festive season.
When your time comes, your time comes. A woman was out doing some Christmas shopping when she had a shock visitor.
The junior coalition partners announce a January think-in – and admit that 2010 was a pretty horrendous year.
