Sunday 29 May, 2022
Whether parents buy something – or not – for their children’s teachers, Margaret Lynch says it’s important to thank them.
The Children’s Committee heard from a group of young people on their experiences since March 2020.
Kids won’t be able to call around to neighbours houses this weekend, says NPHET.
“I’m so angry there’s this social contract.”
They won the Coolest Club award out of 15 other countries.
“My mom wouldn’t let me watch the birth scene in the Spice Girls movie.”
I *could* pretend that my family life is perfect and put it on social media, writes Ciara McDonnell. But I’d be lying.
The promotion will cover a range of Bus Éireann, Dublin Bus, Dart and Luas services.
Children and technology expert Andy Phippen gives his advice to parents on the issue of sexting.
The Leinster captain talks about his mental skills journey since Joe Schmidt sparked his interest.
We ask experts about the move towards diversity on the bookshelves.
The Swedish striker has denied his future depends on the club qualifying for the Champions League.
The organisers had hoped to display 100 submissions, but due to the number of responses have decided to increase that over 250.
And you can do it without them accessing other parts of your phone or tablet.
The child and family agency is currently running a campaign looking for a home for one particular child.
From TheJournal.ie
Weird science.
The Arsenal manager believes the ideal core for any team is to have players between the age bracket of 23 to 30.
Education Minister Richard Bruton launched the government’s new action plan for education today.
The Italian striker, who spent last season on loan with Serie A giants Milan, is poised to leave the Reds this summer.
“How many fingers am I holding up?” “This again? Really?”
No matter what the weather’s like.
“Have kids, they say! It’ll be fun, they say!”
It’s not you, Mam. It’s me.
She doesn’t like surprises then.
Don’t just lean in for the kiss – you’ve now been warned.
“Do you want to hold her?” “No thanks.”
The Sky Kids app is billed as a way to give parents some peace and quiet but its upcoming bedtime mode could help.
“I am bringing up my son to be whoever he wants to be and I do not appreciate people like you poking fun at him.”
Little miracles, every one of them.
The holidays with the kids can be tough. Claire Micks has some advice about navigating the play centre.
We’ve got some inspiration for you right here.
Make the most of your Monday.
Bebo luv, bleep tests, overdue library books — childhood wasn’t all a picnic, you know.
*holds up white button ‘Communion’*
