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Monday 28 November 2022
The justice minister said the recent sharing of images without consent has angered her and she will bring in “tough new laws”.
They’ve been compiled into a book that is nominated in this year’s Irish Book Awards.
How things looked today.
Liam Sheedy and his side enjoyed this one.
Some of the defining moments from the last week of sporting action.
Some of the defining moments from a busy week of sporting action.
“It has been difficult enough without what has come to our attention,” the Griffin family have said in a statement.
The woman in her 30s who was killed in the incident has been named as Jackie Griffin.
Snow, heat, wind, rain – we’ve had it all this year.
Conflict in Syria, wildfires in California, political uncertainty in Britain…
The categories include Natural World, Portraiture, Landscape and Architecture.
Ireland is looking fierce well this week.
It’s been a particularly memorable few days from an Irish perspective.
Some of the children depicted were no older than two-years-old.
This is how the last seven days looked through the lens.
From The42
All the action from a different angle.
This is how the last seven days looked through the lens.
Here’s how the last seven days looked through the lens.
The three categories are Cities, Nature and People.
Kenneth O’Halloran was the winner of the Ireland National Award and was shortlisted in the Open Portrait category.
Here’s how the last seven days looked through the lens.
It’s been a year of tragedies and celebrations – here’s 2017 retold in a series of striking images.
November’s full moon is the second brightest of the year.
The National Geographic as compiled a list of its top 10 ‘Best Fall Trips 2017′
A new exhibition presents photos of 100 people born from 1916 to 2015.
He pretended to be a 15-year-old boy online and shared the images pretending them were of himself.
Frank Corry’s PhotoPost project shows that Ireland’s changeable weather is actually really beautiful.
From jesters to Wombles, from young to old, here’s a quick history of Dublin’s old St Patrick’s Day parades.
Dublin City Council have published their archives online, in the hope it would help members of the public access records they need.
A lot of people thought 2016 was one of the worst years – here’s a quick visual recap of what happened.
From The general election to the European Cup and the Olympics – it’s been an exciting year for Ireland.
In certain situations, it can solve the brightness problem that outdoor photos can suffer from.
The photographer had to wait two weeks to capture this sight.
Photographer Eric Luke’s book is nominated in the Irish Book Awards.
It’s been another busy weekend in the football and hurling leagues.
From the An Post Rás to MLS action and everything in between.
From the Champions League semi-finals to Oompa Loompas at the Belfast City Marathon and everything in between.
From the Punchestown Festival to the NBA playoffs and everything in between.
THE DETAILS OF a long-awaited deposit-return scheme have been released today, including how much the deposit will amount to.
A 15c deposit will apply to cans and bottles up to 500ml and a 25c deposit on those over 500ml under the new measure.
It’s part of an effort to reduce litter and increase recycling rates.
Machines will be fitted in shops for customers to return their containers, where they will be able to choose whether to receive their refunded deposit as cash or credit for the shop, or make a donation to charity.
So today, we’re asking you: Would you return a bottle to get your 15c or 25c back?
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Polina Bashkina speaks to older Ukrainian people left to cope on the front lines of this war.
Brief morning showers, then a shower
Max: 8 °C
Min: 3 °C
Cloudy
Max: 9 °C
Min: 5 °C
Cloudy
Max: 10 °C
Min: 5 °C
