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Sunday 20 September 2020
It’s been an eventful few months to say the least.
That ‘easy’ replacement of Obamacare didn’t pan out. But what about ‘draining the swamp’ and rebuilding roads?
TheJournal.ie revisited our capital’s namesake, population 50,000, in mid-west California.
Franklin D Roosevelt set an example in his first 100 days that has proved a tough act to follow.
Politically, the frenetic, unpredictable approach of the Trump administration has engendered one unnecessary nightmare after another, writes Larry Donnelly.
He’s hardly been out of the headlines and we still have weeks until he’s actually President.
The takeover was followed by an incredibly arduous siege that saw the English gain the upper hand over a small Spanish band – but it took them 100 days.
A timeline of what has happened since 14 April.
An Irish student is documenting 100 symbols in the city which are associated with Ireland. Here’s what she has found so far.
Dance! Nothing left for me to do but dance!
Except what FIFA’s 33rd team will be up to when the rest of the world are checking out Brazil and the boys.
A bit of inspiration never hurt anyone.
Joan Burton believes it’s too early to say where the Budget will hit, 39 days after Eamon Gilmore ruled out welfare cuts.
John Perry, who hung up during an interview about his promise for the services, gave a press conference on the issue yesterday.
All the news of the day, plus some bits and pieces you may have missed.
The Labour leader says he makes no apologies for the scale of the government’s ambition. He says they intend to make “every day count”.
The Taoiseach has promised no rise in income tax, and to attempt to free Ireland from the constraints of the EU/IMF bailout.
5 minutes, 5 stories, 5 o’clock.
The Taoiseach has promised that there will be no rise in income tax in the next budget. Enda Kenny and Eamon Gilmore have been highlighting their achievements so far, but say there’s a lot left to do.
How the Fine Gael-Labour coalition government is shaping up after 100 days in office.
After today there are 15 days of Dáil sittings before Summer – and 15 laws the government said it expected to publish.
A-plus or D-minus? Mark the report card for the Fine Gael-Labour coalition’s first stint in office.
Nine things to know this morning, including: the ECB mulls over Ireland’s plan to burn Anglo bondholders, the government’s 100th day in power, and a longstanding Bloomsday riddle is finally solved…
The Taoiseach and the Tánaiste will hold a joint press conference later today to mark the occasion.
OKAY, IT’S SUNDAY morning, and we need to talk about eggs…again.
We’re sorry, but amid a global pandemic let’s not forget our horror earlier this week when a photo of sacks upon sacks of discounted wet eggs in a British supermarket was shared on Twitter.
It not only prompted my colleague Nicky Ryan to write a quiz about them, but we now want to know what your favourite type of egg is.
Tell us: What’s the best way to serve eggs?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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