Thursday 25 February, 2021
The planning permission will see that close to 900 social and affordable homes will be built on the site.
The Frenchman is set to play a role during tonight’s Carabao Cup second leg against Burton.
Conor O’Flaherty says he plans to hire up to 15 people in Galway over the next year.
Conor O’Flaherty says he plans to hire up to 15 people in Galway over the next year.
Conor O’Flaherty says he plans to hire up to 15 people in Galway over the next year.
Who would have thought your smartphone could be useful for party games.
Here’s what we could see in the flames this week.
“It takes courage to choose hope over fear,” he said in a keynote speech.
But we had to go and rip the whole thing up.
‘Know where your kids are,’ police are telling parents.
And when will it go away?
Studies indicate smiling plays a key role in our social dynamics, but can you tell a fake from the real thing?
The experiments, carried out by Facebook’s Data Science team, covered topics like the causes of loneliness, how social behaviours spread through networks, and ‘political mobilisation messages.’
From tactics to tuxes and even a suit of armour, Twitter didn’t disappoint us this week.
The Twitter Fiction Festival has 52 authors telling their own original stories within the restrictions of 140 characters.
The ninth and final meeting of the Constitutional Convention also voted to emphasis rights to housing, social security, and essential health care.
Users in the US can now use 50 different custom gender terms – such as bi-gender and androgynous – to describe themselves.
Thankfully, you can opt-out of it.
A face blurring feature is a must.
The software will be available for download from 12 April.
It is only at the local level that we can close the “cancer gap” between the rich and poor, writes consultant medical oncologist Professor John Kennedy.
It’s Monday, so let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
Mobile phones, email, Facebook and Twitter can make us more anti-social, writes Ciara Conlon – but that doesn’t mean we should ditch them.
Working at home is not as relaxing as one might think, writes Ann-Marie Scully who says she even misses the morning commute.
Coder Dojo, Neuro Hero and Soar each won €200,000 each at the Social Entrepreneurs Ireland awards tonight.
You can even choose a film for a friend over Facebook as a present – now isn’t that nice?
You have a week left to organise an event for Know Your Neighbour weekend. But how well do you know them now – if at all?
Is it alright for teachers to interact with their students on Facebook in this digital age – or should they steer clear? You tell us…
This and every Monday, let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
Author Robert Greene has written books on how to gain power and keep it – this is how he thinks you can overcome fear…
#DepressionHurts campaign asks schools to give over one lesson to educating children on spotting depression in others – and reaching out if they are suffering.
An Taisce has rated planning systems in 34 city and county councils. Nine of them got an ‘F’ grade.
Who are the most liked sports teams in the world? Well here’s the top 20.
To Martha? To llamas? You might have your own opinion of the Guinness fest here – but is it really going round the world?…
Mikael Hed will join senior execs from LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube at the second annual Dublin Web Summit.
