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Are U2 still cool? Were they ever? (opens the original)
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Hear Me Out is a weekly series where Journal Media staffers give their hottest, coldest and, where appropriate, temperature-bending takes on what we’re all discussing at the water cooler this week. If you’ve got a spat that needs settling, or you need the input of The Journal’s extended family of agony aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. then be sure to email tips@thejournal.ie with the subject line Hear Me Out, and give us a take that you think the world needs to hear. THE DEBATE OVER whether Bono is
Dublin City Council not at war with Christmas, but with basic organisation and communication (opens the original)
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AS THE IRELAND men’s football team prepares for its Nations League fixtures against Israel, the ‘away’ game to be held in Serbia before we host the ‘home’ leg in the small Irish town of Debrecen, Hungary, Benjamin Netanyahu reminded the world why so many football fans don’t want to see the games go ahead. In his address to the UN General Assembly, Netanyahu, who faces an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court in connection with war crimes and crimes against humanity, referred to th
Did you know they've made a TV series where real politicians pretend Russia is bombing the UK? (opens the original)
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TWO TOP RAF pilots have been shot dead, execution-style, outside a pub. People are dying waiting for ambulances thanks to a malware attack on the computer systems of the NHS. And as if that wasn’t bad enough, Michael Gove is the prime minister. That is the state of play at the outset of The Wargame, a new TV series by Sky that presents a cabinet of real politicians with the threat of war with Russia. As you might imagine, this conceit poses a few very important questions. Chief among them: how i
We can never get up early enough to truly satisfy them (opens the original)
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SIMON HARRIS, YOU’VE saved my ass again. Because there was no column last week, the opportunity to comment on Ireland’s increasing public transport fares almost slipped away from me. Then the Tánaiste decided to open his mouth, and manna fell right out of it. As the government gear up for this autumn’s budget, the Fine Gael leader came out to promise that this would be a budget for “those who get up early every morning and go to work”. Well, that’s comforting, since just days earlier the governm
Border poll risks ‘rift’ in Northern Ireland, where everything has been fine until now (opens the original)
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DOES ANYONE ELSE worry that these hosepipe bans may have a counterproductive effect? Have you ever met any man? Not to be too gender essentialist about things, but there’s pretty much only one foolproof way to get a man to do something around the house, and that’s to threaten to take away the means by which he might do it. Threatening to sell the tools he never uses, for example, or suggesting that it might be best to simply get a professional in to do the job he’s been putting off for god knows
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