Monday 2 August, 2021
The constituency sees just two TDs seeking re-election, one of whom was elected only months ago.
The government’s objective of delivering growth in rural areas still remains a challenge that remains to be overcome.
Ann Phelan is travelling to Brussels today to meet with Phil Hogan.
A report this morning also warns that we will need to serious investment in healthcare facilities as the number of over 85s in Ireland will double by 2025.
Here’s some advice on what to do and who to call if you see one in your area.
What else can you call an odour that recalls a mixture of ‘rotting fish and semen’? Introducing the Bradford Pear tree.
Can we change the streets of our city, wherever we are? These artists and business people say yes.
The study of children from a Dublin primary school showed that 16 had risk factors for cardiovascular disease, while six had high cholesterol.
Hotels have seen a disappointing start to the holiday season, with 50 per cent of hoteliers saying they are optimistic – less than last year.
Not for the squeamish…
Photographer and architecture graduate Lisa Cassidy spots the “beautiful, interesting, important or strange” in Dublin’s buildings and public spaces.
Findings from Your Dublin, Your Voice survey shows the capital is considered a very vibrant place – but the public have some interesting suggestions to make it even better…
An Taisce has rated planning systems in 34 city and county councils. Nine of them got an ‘F’ grade.
Altogether, there are 1.5 million single people living in Ireland.
This and every Monday, let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
Lobby group explains why Government’s plan to spend €4m on cycle and walking paths outside Dublin is “a poor use of public money”…
