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1000. The airlines are taking it on the chin, first signs where so many in the industry seem to be tell of telegraphing problems, unless they get a new batch of a. The aid in march, april, may, is essentially running out. There is talk after 85 billiondollar relief package. No one agrees what it should be, when it shut be doled out. That is hitting airline stocks. Were watching that very closely. Were watching day two of the Republican Convention right now. Hillary vaughn following all of those ...

I went to Belfast three evenings last week to catch up with all the plays in the Sean O’Casey trilogy being performed at the Lyric Theatre by the…

​My sense of duty had me listen to a podcast of yet another prolonged whinge from Joe Brolly, football commentator and, God help us, these days a political pundit.

TULLAMORE Presbyterian Church has been conferred with the “Church of Sanctuary” status for its pioneering work in creating a culture of welcome, saf...

While driving to Belfast last Saturday morning, I listened to a radio interview with the Dublin gaelic footballer Bernard Brogan, who revealed one…

Award-winning reporter also witnessed first hand the US invasion of Grenada in 1983

Things are getting worse in Northern Ireland, and most of my readers have been taught to blame the wrong side and let Sinn Féin off the hook. Accordingly, I am asking my readers to summon their better angels and look at the situation through the eyes of middle-class unionists and working- class loyalists, rather than the shifty eyes of Sinn Féin and its bourgeois supporters north and south. By bourgeois supporters I mean the new breed of university nationalists, north and south, who can be fo...

TheJournal.ies Stardust wins prestigious Mary Raftery Prize This is the third major award the six-part podcast series has won. By Gráinne Ní Aodha Thursday 17 Dec 2020, 6:33 PM Dec 17th 2020, 6:33 PM 7,384 Views 0 Comments THEJOURNAL.IE‘S PODCAST ‘STARDUST’ has won the Mary Raftery Prize, which is awarded for social affairs journalism...

Waterford, Ireland / WLR Dec 14, 2020 12:43 PM Mount Sion CBS Secondary School in Waterford has become the first school in the Republic of Ireland to be awarded the status of School of Sanctuary. The school was assessed by a team from Places of Sanctuary Ireland (PoSI), which includes people active in refugee support work, refugees and asylum seekers. They classed Mount Sion as “outstanding” for its activities for welcoming and including young people from a refugee or asylum-seeking backgro...