Friday 2 December 2022
This month, The Good Information Project is looking at the EU and we want to hear from you.
This month, The Good Information Project is looking at healthcare in Ireland and we want to hear from you.
We want to hear about how disinformation and misinformation have popped up in your life. What effect has dodgy information had on you and your loved ones?
This year’s census is taking place tonight.
This month The Good Information Project looks at tech and the new digital age. We want to know how the internet could be ‘fixed’ to improve quality of life in Ireland.
We want to hear your hopes, dreams, and fears for the future of space exploration.
We want to hear how you’d change or redesign public transport in your local area.
We want to know how work has changed for you because of the pandemic and what you think should change in the aftermath of Covid-19.
There appear to be three options as Lions bosses meet in the next month.
Ireland today enters Phase Three of its exit from lockdown. Let us know what you’re excited about doing.
The question has been doing the rounds on social media.
What do you turn to when you need to be cheered up or comforted?
Keeping kids occupied when schools are closed can be a challenge, not least when you’re also working from home.
We will never all agree on these things, but let’s talk about it anyway.
“My dad bought me a sandwich toaster … so that I could make him toasted sandwiches.”
Alongside the Late Late, the veteran broadcaster also presented the weekday Gay Byrne Show on RTÉ radio for almost three decades.
We want to hear who you would select for Sunday’s Six Nations clash in Dublin.
Sure, it’s nine months away, but no harm having a plan in place.
From TheJournal.ie
Re-gifted pyjamas, anyone?
Tell us how you stayed as cool as a cucumber on a really terrible date.
In this wintry weather, even the smallest helping hand could have made a difference.
More roads, more schools, more houses? What would you like to see in Ireland in twenty years time?
Sometimes we get (and give) brilliant gifts and sometimes they fall wide of the mark.
Warren Gatland names his starting XV later.
Joe Schmidt will name his team for Saturday’s Test in New York later today.
How would you like to see Joe Schmidt’s side line out in Rome?
The identity of the teams likely to secure a Champions League spot remains difficult to predict.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Housing Minister Simon Coveney are today launching the National Planning Framework.
What way would you like to see Joe Schmidt’s side line out at Murrayfield?
An umbrella? A trip to Paris? Socks?
If someone is on your mind, let them know.
A lot of people expected the race to be close, with most polls predicting Hillary Clinton would win.
As expected, there has been a mixed reaction to the hikes, cuts and handouts.
Do you agree with the RTE panel’s selection?
Some famous names share their experiences – and yes, first impressions count.
Because you’re too good to go tipping one of the big boys.
It’s prediction time.
NAMA, the mortgage crisis and rents – it’s all up for discussion at the housing and homeless committee.
