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Sunday 24 January 2021
Kieran Donaghy consoling Michael Murphy, support for Jamie Wall and Henry Shefflin celebrates the All-Ireland with his son.
The children, who come from impoverished backgrounds and state-run institutions in Belarus, are being flown to Ireland by Adi Roche’s Chernobyl Children International (CCI).
Your heart won’t be able.
They’re hoping everyone who finds it will send it on its journey again. :’(
GOT to stop chopping onions at the computer.
He just wanted to make her smile.
A heartwarming story for your Wednesday evening.
Matthew Miller received second and third degree burns while trying to save his brother from a fire in their Queens home.
Shane O’Donnell’s brother, Joe Brolly’s ‘Opt For Life’ campaign and Paul Flynn’s great gesture after the All-Ireland final.
Jack Grealish slalomed through the Gillingham defence to score before running to embrace his proud father.
Baby Ward was born three and a half months premature.
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Marriages, pets and owners reunited, and communities pulling together. We can’t even…
Remember one, look for a safe place. Two, don’t hurry, stop and wait…
A dog called Aran was found straying in Carrick-on-Shannon – and what happened next surprised everyone.
Pete Docter, maker of Monsters, Inc. and Up, is a good man to turn to for career advice…
The Leitrim girl who had a liver transplant operation after a transportation failure last year is fighting fit after finally getting her surgery.
IRISH BANKS SEEKING to set up payments app, Synch Payments, to rival digital challenger banks, were dealt a blow last week.
Over the last few years, fintech firms like Revolut and N26 have expanded their operations in Ireland, offering online current accounts and instant money transfers.
Many people feel Irish banks have left it too late to compete, but four Irish retail banks — Bank of Ireland, AIB, Permanent TSB and KBC — were moving ahead with plans for the app.
However, the project hit a speed bump last week with the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission rejecting a merger notification submitted by the four banks.
We want to know: If it gets the green light, would you use the payments app being planned by Irish banks?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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