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Monday 17 May 2021
New polling by Red C on behalf of The Journal shines a light on the nation’s views on legalising cannabis.
The Limerick boss was holding little back in the aftermath of his side’s defeat.
This week, our reader is enjoying life in Sligo during lockdown and watching her spending.
The Foreign Minister condemned the killing of civilians, especially children, in the last week.
The PSNI had warned fans yesterday that they should continue to follow Covid-19 regulations.
An astonishing moment saved Liverpool’s Champions League hopes in a come-from-behind 2-1 win.
Rains on Friday exposed the cloth coverings of bodies buried in shallow sand graves on a wide riverbank in Prayagraj.
Here’s what was said and who said what this week.
SIPTU expressed their condolences to the man’s family
The action unfolded at Pearse Stadium.
Higgins called the famine a defining moment for Ireland, saying that it unleashed a “cataclysmic period” of Irish history
There are 109 people in hospital, including 42 in ICU.
We speak to the author about her new book, The Seven Necessary Sins for Women and Girls, which is published by Tramp Press.
Dr Colm Henry said that people between 40-49 should be able to receive a dose in late May and throughout June.
The British Health Secretary said it is “appropriate” to push on with the major easing of lockdown in England.
The man has since been taken to the Mater Hospital.
The talented Dubliner bettered Phil Healy’s time at the Big 12 Championship in Manhattan last night.
Four other people were injured in the serious incident.
Enjoy a section from a new work by an Irish author this Sunday morning.
Barnsley have finally recovered from losing their talismanic captain to Aston Villa in 2017.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
As Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 comes to a close, Clare Shine opens up further on her ongoing battle.
Questions could be asked as to whether O’Callaghan is the right man for the job if the party performs poorly.
In a follow-up to our Irish housing stories, here’s what it’s like living in a variety of countries across Europe and beyond.
Semple Stadium hosted this evening’s game.
Brendan Rodgers’ Foxes were contesting their first FA Cup final since 1969.
Protestors gathered at the Spire on O’Connell’s street earlier this afternoon before marching to the Israeli embassy.
EcoEye producer Marcus Stewart explains how some straightforward policy moves can bring deaths from the radioactive gas under control.
All travellers into Ireland must have a negative pre-flight Covid-19 test.
The Fossa man completed his hat-trick with a glorious soccer-style dummy and finish.
THE EUROVISION IS set to come back with a bang this week as the Netherlands hosts the 65th edition of the song contest.
With Covid-19 very much still with us, the contest won’t be held in the same way as it has done in previous years. But there will be an audience in the Ahoy Arena in Rotterdam as 39 countries vie for the crown.
Love it or loathe it, the contest remains hugely popular – over 180 million people tuned in to watch the final in 2019.
Lesley Roy will represent Ireland with the song Maps. She’ll be performing in Tuesday’s semi-final in a bid to take part in the main night on Saturday.
We want to know: Will you watch the Eurovision this week?
Poll Results:
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This week, our reader is enjoying life in Sligo during lockdown and watching her spending.
Enjoy a section from a new work by an Irish author this Sunday morning.
A shower in the morning, then a t-storm
Max: 13 °C
Min: 4 °C
A shower in the morning, then a t-storm
Max: 14 °C
Min: 4 °C
A thunderstorm in spots in the afternoon
Max: 15 °C
Min: 5 °C
