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TheJournal.ie's Weekend Pub Quiz (there are no questions about you-know-what)
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How Fr O'Brien's Cork hurlers won a brilliant All-Ireland final in 1990
TG4 will broadcast the meeting of the Rebels and Cyril Farrell’s Galway this weekend.
China pauses to remember victims of coronavirus outbreak
China’s figures, 81,639 cases and 3,326 deaths, are generally considered to be understated.
Sebastian Barry on his acclaimed new book: 'If I was wise I'd probably have done something else... but I'm not a wise man'
We speak to the Irish author and Laureate for Literature about his new novel, set in 1870s USA.
'That phonecall gave me strength': How the Irish Cancer Society supports people like Caitríona
The organisation is operating a support line seven days a week, for anyone worried or affected by cancer.
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Man shot dead outside house in Belfast was suspect in Mulready-Woods case
The incident happened at Etna Drive at around 11.50am this morning.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Mick McCarthy: 'It's disappointing I can't finish it off. It's bittersweet, but I fully support the decision'
The outgoing Ireland boss has signed off with an interview on FAI TV.
311 new cases in Ireland and New York's death toll rises: Today's Covid-19 main points
There are now 4,604 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the Republic of Ireland.
New York's death toll rises by record 630 in 24 hours as China donates 1,000 ventilators
The US state has now recorded 113,704 positive cases.
Coronavirus: 17 more deaths and 331 new cases in Ireland
The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures this evening.
Recovery mission underway for two members of Kennedy family missing on US canoe trip
Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean and her son Gideon did not return to shore at Chesapeake Bay, Maryland, on Thursday.
Mick McCarthy's reign as Ireland manager ends, Stephen Kenny takes over with immediate effect
The FAI released a statement this afternoon.
Disney delays multiple Marvel blockbusters but still hopes for summer launch of Mulan
One untitled Marvel film previously set for summer 2022 has been removed from the schedule entirely.
Intelligence official who played key role in sparking impeachment trial gets fired by Donald Trump
The US President said he’d lost faith in Michael Atkinson.
Two people dead after being attacked by knife-wielding man in French town
The attack happened at 11am in a commercial street in Romans-sur-Isere.
So who exactly is new UK Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer?
Starmer was elected as leader of the party earlier today, replacing Jeremy Corbyn.
Three Irish medics arrive home to answer Ireland's call with help of fundraising campaign
The Ireland’s Call Initiative has raised just over €19,000 on GoFundMe.
Johnson invites opposition leaders to 'work together' as death toll rises by 708 in just one day in UK
A leading pandemic modeller in the UK has said Britain had “painted itself into a corner” with no clear exit strategy from the coronavirus crisis.
Harris announces new supports for nursing homes after 40 clusters identified across the country
Figures correct as of midnight on Wednesday were released this morning by the Health Protection Surveillance Centre.
Covid-19: Pink tests positive for virus and slams US testing capacity
The singer said it was a ‘travesty’ that wider testing was not available in the US.
Larry Donnelly: The US is polarised over Trump's handling of Covid-19, but Biden has also failed to inspire voters
Larry Donnelly says wildcards like Covid-19 will shape the Trump vs Biden race
Alan Kelly says forming a government is 'up to other parties' after winning Labour leadership race
Dublin TD Ó Ríordáin conceded before the final result last night.
Spain confirms 809 more fatalities in 24 hours as death toll reaches over 11,700
The total number of deaths in Spain now stands at 11,744, second only to Italy.
Quiz: How many of these Grand National winners can you name?
Can you recall the famous winners at Aintree?
Keir Starmer is the new leader of the UK Labour party
Starmer, a former director of state prosecutions and Labour’s Brexit spokesman, had been the favourite to win the ballot.
Two vehicles set alight at garda station to hinder response as two ATMs stolen in Dundalk
The thieves were chased to the border by the Garda Armed Support Unit and, later, the PSNI arrested three people.
Love in the time of coronavirus: Texting all day? Going out for dinner on Zoom?
Whether it’s long-term love or a casual date, people are still searching for romance during this time.
Three people arrested after over €37k worth of cannabis, crack cocaine and diamorphine seized
Gardaí seized the drugs in Clondalkin, Dublin yesterday.
Man (30s) arrested and charged over spate of robberies at shops in Ballyfermot
There were four separate instances in the past month in the Ballyfermot area.
From classes with Michael D's yoga teacher to live drag shows - here are some online events to check out this weekend
With people being asked to stay indoors, many entertainment and fitness companies are hosting events online.
The 9 at 9: Saturday
Here’s a round up of this morning’s main stories.
Poll: When is it acceptable to start eating Easter eggs?
Easter Sunday is just over a week away – but will you be having an egg?
A very public transfer saga: How Roy Keane's Man United move played out over three months in 1993
Amid a backdrop of brinkmanship and extraordinary candidness in the newspapers, Alex Ferguson eventually signed the 21-year-old for a record £3.75 million. But it was far from straightforward.
Master pastry chef Shane Smith shares his Covid-19 isolation tips and recipes
Tuck in to your weekend food destination with master chef Shane Smith.
Spot any potentially false posts on Facebook? Let us know and we'll factcheck them
TheJournal.ie is debunking some of the many rumours going around about coronavirus.
Trump announces new guidelines for all Americans to wear masks... but says he won't wear one himself
“I just don’t want to wear one myself,” the president said.
A drop in demand for cocaine, a switch to cannabis: How the crisis is affecting drug crime in Ireland
The cocaine trade has been skewed – and the crisis means many gangland figures are simply hunkering down and waiting it out.
Friday 3 April, 2020
Man arrested as €108,000 worth of stolen vehicles seized by Gardaí
Five vehicles were seized by Gardaí at a motor yard in north Co Dublin.
Ireland's newest centenarian shares secrets to long life while celebrating 100th birthday
Margaret Lynch says porridge and walks are the way to go.
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Poll: When is it acceptable to start eating Easter eggs?
WHILE MANY RETAIL outlets are closed for now, you can still get your hands on easter eggs when you go for a shop.
They’ve been on sale for quite a while, but the Easter Bunny may not actually deliver eggs until Sunday week – Easter Sunday.
Any egg hunts taking place this year will look significantly different to how they may have been before the current crisis, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still tuck into one before then.
So, today we’re asking you: When is it acceptable to start eating Easter eggs?
Poll Results:
Wait until Easter Sunday (4456)
I had one last month (2245)
I may have one in the next few days (1603)
I don't eat Easter eggs (605)
Ah Good Friday is grand (373)
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Larry Donnelly: The US is polarised over Trump's handling of Covid-19, but Biden has also failed to inspire voters
By Larry Donnelly - @LarryPDonnelly
Larry Donnelly says wildcards like Covid-19 will shape the Trump vs Biden race
Master pastry chef Shane Smith shares his Covid-19 isolation tips and recipes
By Shane Smith
Tuck in to your weekend food destination with master chef Shane Smith.
Opinion: Why labelling your emotions can help you cope with coronavirus anxiety
By Professor Brendan Kelly
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