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What next for Ireland? Schmidt's men don't want to be 'one-hit wonders'
The Ireland boss is excited by the returns of Sean O’Brien, Rhys Ruddock and Josh van der Flier.
Pick a hot drink and we'll give you a new series to cosy up with
Because being snowed in is pretty boring.
In need of a TV series to binge-watch? Let us help
From classics to comedies.
Religion in the classroom: How other countries in the EU deal with it
Ireland is not the first country to experience these types of issues around religion and education.
Presenter Ray Foley to return to Cork's Red FM
He is set to co-present a special 12 week series on Saturday mornings.
This book series could be the next Fifty Shades of Grey
The author just signed a $7million deal.
Liam Neeson to use his very particular set of skills to narrate 1916 doc
The series will be aired on RTÉ as well as the BBC.
Revealing the truth about a teenager's murder... on a podcast
Hae Min Lee was murdered in 1999. Now her story will be told in a new podcast from the makers of This American Life.
A Week in the Family Court: 'Last night he kicked my door in. I live in total fear of my son'
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court. Here’s a selection of the safety orders that appeared before the courts.
A Week in the Family Court: 'There needs to be intervention before we reach crisis point'
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court. Here’s what the people working in child protection think needs to be done.
Judge: 'It is not very often I get to do this' - Two children returned to mother after three years in care
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court.
A Week in the Family Court: 6,500 children are in care - here are some of their stories
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court. Here are a selection of the care orders that appeared before the courts.
'I feel if I do cry here, I’m seen not to be capable and if I don’t cry I look like I have a heart of stone'
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court.
Court told of 'serious implications' if child who has had 'multiple foster homes' is moved again
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court.
Boy in State care set duvet on fire in the middle of the room while he was still in it
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court.
Babies of homeless parents remain in State care, but father has made 'huge progress'
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court.
Toddler left alone in Direct Provision centre removed from mother, custody awarded to father
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court.
Are people finally fed up with all the deaths in Games of Thrones?
Twitter would indicate that they are. (No spoilers!)
Putin's face appears on coin marking Crimea's annexation
The price for a palm-sized silver coin is yet to be set.
11 signs you're suffering from a binge-watching problem
It’s OK. You can admit it.
Meet the man behind the multi-million-selling Football Manager series
TheScore.ie speaks to Miles Jacobson about FM 2014, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s admiration for the series and whether he thinks its avid fans could succeed as managers in real life.
Irish-made show has been nominated for an international Emmy
The producers and the director of Beat Girl will travel to New York for the awards ceremony in February.
Ja'mie from Summer Heights High now has her own show
Light the fireworks! Sound the cannons!
Children stay in care of the State as mother remains in prison
TheJournal.ie spent a week observing cases in the Family Court.
Watch the animated life and times of Nelson Mandela
A series of animated videos tell the story of Madiba’s life, from birth to today.
Eoin Morgan rescues England win with last-ball bludgeon for 6
The former Irish international cricketer was captaining the tourists in India.
Chris Henry: The bodies are sore, but it hurts more inside
The Ulster flanker is sick of learning from defeat.
3 things we learned from Ireland v South Africa
What started out as a tale of redemption at the Aviva quickly turned back to tragedy.
As it happened: Ireland v South Africa, Guinness Series
Ireland’s international rugby season got underway at the Aviva Stadium and we had minute-by-minute updates just for you.
Irish TV series gets third season on BBC...
…and animation company behind it hopes to create 60 new jobs.
"But the fools, the fools, the fools!" - Pearse funeral oration re-enacted at Glasnevin
Pádraig Pearse speech at O’Donovan Rossa’s graveside ended: “Ireland unfree shall never be at peace.”
Minister Blending in on Set Pic of the Day
Arts Minister Jimmy Deenihan popped down to the set of the BBC series Ripper Street earlier today. He’s the one in the middle.
Coming back for a new series? Yes, Prime Minister
The classic BBC comedy ended in 1988 but its writers are set to bring the series back to life.
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