Tuesday 3 March, 2015
An attempted home repossession, security cameras in Russia, and more snow had everyone talking today.
A tragedy in Cork, snow across the country and a big win for Ireland had everyone talking today.
A plan to tackle rents from Labour, more water protests, a Russian opposition leader shot dead … and a White House invitation for Stephanie Roche.
Death of Leonard Nimoy, Cavan man found guilty of his wife’s manslaughter and snow on the way.
Enda’s salary, Graham Dwyer trial and the end of Cadbury’s Pink Snack.
Graham Dwyer’s wife speaks in court, a New York building has partially collapsed and a Lotto winner says she plans to get Dermot Bannon to renovate her home.
Sex abuse in school in 2006, IT student dies in apartment and new Penneys coming to Liffey Valley.
Council meeting stormed, bus services cut and Ministers find out where they’re heading for Paddy’s Day.
Weather warnings, reactions to Enda’s speech and the countdown to the Oscars.
Water protests, hunger strikes and new opinion polls.
The Graham Dwyer trial, waiting lists and Greek debt had people talking.
Irish water protesters, the latest from the Graham Dwyer trial and Gerry Adams talks politics…
Derek Brockwell caught by police, the latest from the Graham Dwyer trial, and Irish Water answer your questions…
Manhunt for escaped prisoner, Irish Water and shooting in Greystones…
Water protesters, car crash in Cork and a shooting in Walkinstown…
Body of missing student found in Galway, Varadkar popular in polls and Gerry Adams likes to trampoline naked with his dog.
Protest over 20 arrests during the week, man shot in likely terror attack in Denmark and 40 car pile-up in the UK.
Pat Carey on being gay, flyover naming after Veronica Guerin and a drunk man on a Ryanair flight…
More arrested over Jobstown protest, the latest from the Graham Dwyer trial and Aer Lingus bid…
Hero fire fighters, the world turning green and the latest from the Graham Dwyer trial…
Don’t have time to catch up with EVERYTHING? Here’s the top stories.
Labour TD defies party, the latest from the Graham Dwyer trial and Dominique Strauss-Kahn…
Paul Murphy arrest and release, Irish beef in the USA and Irish clients on HSBC files…
Irish citizen killed in Florida, Irish solidarity with Greece and the BAFTAs…
A Garda injured in Lucan, a man stabbed in Glasnevin and the price of a date had people talking.
Flu outbreaks, Ukraine, and a winning lotto ticket had everyone talking today.
The bank guarantee, calorie counts, and trolls had everyone talking today.
Rory McIlroy, Croke Park, and the Lotto had everyone talking today.
New alcohol laws, septic tanks, and To Kill a Mockingbird had everyone talking today.
Water deadlines, debt write-offs, and a drunk text had everyone talking today.
The sale of Aer Lingus, protests at Clonskeagh Mosque and the Super Bowl has people talking…
Nationwide protests, an increase in minimum wage and the Mansion House’s birthday had everyone talking.
Bertie Ahern, the Dáil walkout and restrictions on E-cigarettes.
Coláiste Eoin, Skype facilities and the first Laureate of Irish fiction.
A garda shot in New Orleans, a Dáil walk-out, and anti-water charges protesters had everyone talking today.
Don’t have time to mull over the news? Here’s everything you need to know.
Fire at a TD’s office, a homophobic bullying workshop, and snow in New York had everyone talking.
Michael Lowry, the new Greek prime minister, and an asteroid had everyone talking today.
Far-left victory in Greece, the sale of Aer Lingus, and an escaped prisoner had everyone talking today.
Another Aer Lingus takeover bid, Islamic State executions, and fires in Waterford had everyone talking today.
WE HAVE ALL been tired at work.
You were out, you couldn’t sleep or you just woke up feeling tired. However, a new survey suggests that the majority of us have taken to makeshift beds to get through the day.
Peninsula Ireland suggest that 61% of Irish workers have fallen asleep on the job.
What about you?
We’re asking: Have you ever fallen asleep at work?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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“When being raped, she shouldn’t fight back” – India bus rapist blames murder victim |
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‘The Viper’ Martin Foley still in custody over alleged false imprisonment at Dublin jewellers |
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Video shows police shooting homeless man dead |
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This is how you can undo that embarrassing email you sent* |
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Bill Gates has a reason to smile today… |
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Some Japanese hoteliers with an unusual staff policy have bought Charlie Haughey’s mansion |
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