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Conversations needed on cross-border vaccine sharing, says Arlene Foster
Michelle O’Neill said working together across the island was the only way out of lockdown.
Leinster and the Crusaders linked up for a fascinating project during lockdown
The Irish province are viewing the next few months of games like a World Cup.
Storming, norming, performing - Lancaster keeps Leinster focused
The province’s senior coach hasn’t been wasting his time back home in Leeds.
Pilot scheme launched to match older people who need help with people who need homes
The scheme will run until Halloween.
Poll: Are you comfortable with your flight details being shared with other countries?
Ireland must shortly pass a new law in order to be compliant with EU security standards regarding flight passenger information.
Thank you for sharing your mental health experiences - that's why we share this award with you
Headline Ireland named TheJournal.ie as its Voice 2017 recipient for highlighting mental health experiences.
Poll: Have you ever shared a credit/debit card PIN with a partner?
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Here are ways you can privately share photos with your friends and family
Not everyone wants to use Facebook or email to share their special moments.
'It's exploitation': Homeless charities condemn 'two-tier' tenants laws
Students or other tenants in houseshares who are not on the lease are “second-class” housemates who do not qualify for tenancy rights, the Peter McVerry Trust told TheJournal.ie.
If you need to share a password, here are the right ways to do it
If you need to share that Netflix password with someone, you shouldn’t be lazy about it.
Facebook sees a future where it can literally read your thoughts
Mark Zuckerberg talked about a world where people could share raw thoughts or feelings telepathically.
So you know the story of how YouTube started life as a dating site...
Before it allowed anyone to load up their own videos, it had a different purpose.
Here's nine things you may do that make people instantly dislike you
And being too nice is one of them…
Google's new idea will let you send links by sound
Although it’s not *that* new an idea – it actually goes back as far as 2011.
Poll: Do you think you share too much about yourself online?
People share relationship details, photos of their kids and even what they’ve had for breakfast. Do you know where the line is?
Poll: Are you more likely to vote for a politician if they share their 'human side'?
Eamonn Coghlan and James Reilly both opened up about aspects of their private life yesterday. Would that sway you?
'Dubsmash' is the annoying video app taking over your Facebook feed
Have you been enraged by it yet?
'Revenge porn' soon to be illegal under new UK law, so should Ireland follow suit?
The punishment for sharing explicit images or videos on the internet in the UK will be a two year jail sentence.
Snapchat's next feature will let users publicly share photos at events
‘Our Story’ will allow users to share photos and videos at any event they’re attending, which will all be viewed in the one timeline
Opinion: Ireland needs to capitalise on the sharing economy
Why pay through the nose for something when you can rent it more cheaply from a stranger online? Why not share things with your neighbours?
Explainer: Why has Getty Images made 35 million images free to use?
The media site is allowing everyone to embed its images onto their sites for free, but what does it gain from such a move?
8 treacherous ways your housemates can ruin your day
No, no. Leave your clothes in the washing machine. I don’t mind.
Future Samsung phones could track and share your activity with other apps
The company is reportedly working on a new service called Context, which would share app usage, typing, and sensor activity with developers.
Deal signed to save shrinking Dead Sea by connecting it with Red Sea
Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinians signed the agreement in Washington today.
This photo of Gerry McCann was taken day before he went missing
Family and friends of actor hope image will help jog public memory.
Facebook to remove ads from pages with sex and violence after complaints
Advertisers including Marks and Spencer and BSkyB pulled ads from Facebook after they appeared alongside pages showing pictures of teenage boys.
Column: It can be a crowded nest when you still live at home with your parents
Due to ongoing economic problems the option of leaving the family home to start your own independent life is increasingly being put on the long finger, writes Tony Moore.
Drivers advised on how to share the road with emergency service vehicles
A new booklet is being launched tomorrow that aims to advise motorists how to behave when they see emergency services dealing with an incident on the road.
Facebook expands trial which allows users to promote personal messages
The new functionality has now been tested in over 20 countries, the latest of which is the US. Using it isn’t free, however.
#Mycancerstory: The most powerful story on Twitter today
Aileen O’Toole co-founded the Sunday Business Post and is MD of Amas internet consultancy. Today, she shared the biggest challenge of her life so far.
Graphic: Are you sharing too much online?
Do you post your birthday or where you’re going? Do you worry what others might say about you?
What if Instagram was a real camera? It is now...
Would you like the Instagram app to become a real digital camera? One company has made a prototype which brings digital and film together. Now it is trying to raise money to build more.
