Advertisement

We need your help now

Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open.

You are visiting us because we have something you value. Independent, unbiased news that tells the truth. Advertising revenue goes some way to support our mission, but this year it has not been enough.

If you've seen value in our reporting, please contribute what you can, so we can continue to produce accurate and meaningful journalism. For everyone who needs it.

€2 a Month €5 a Month One-off amount

Voices

All time
Digital can deliver vital votes - but how do politicians earn the 'like' love?
Bob Hughes
3 Feb 2016
93
26
While economic recovery has opened up the jobs market, make sure your course is right for you
Clive Byrne
1 Feb 2016
96
8
Losing a job is the single most negative event a person can experience
Eoghan McDermott
1 Feb 2016
2.1k
49
Struggling with confidence? Keep going, keep trying and be kind to yourself
Psychologies Magazine
31 Jan 2016
740
19
'No profession has a public trial for making a mistake at work, other than doctors'
Lorraine Courtney
31 Jan 2016
2.4k
80
'I turned into a blubbering mess when I found my wedding dress'
Pamela Tully
30 Jan 2016
252
29
Chard is highly nutritious and should be a popular addition to your healthy January diet
Michael Kelly
30 Jan 2016
1.4k
10
Lawyers grew fat on fees as the banking inquiry wasted our time and money
Aaron McKenna
30 Jan 2016
183
67
'Ireland’s gang killings are remarkably similar to ISIS murders'
Tom Clonan
29 Jan 2016
1.3k
99
'What if he says a new word? What if he forgets me? The back-to-work guilts are the worst'
Jennifer Ryan Moran
29 Jan 2016
148
85
'Looking back at how much weight I've lost, it makes me realise that you really can achieve your goals'
Alan Mullen
28 Jan 2016
334
40
A clerical child abuse survivor’s experience of the movie Spotlight
Mark Vincent Healy
27 Jan 2016
1.9k
207
'We've spent hours in the basement of Leinster House trying to find out what happened'
Sean Barrett
27 Jan 2016
209
19
'Needles, doctors and hospitals have been a part of Colleen’s life for as long as she remembers'
Rachael Cahill White
26 Jan 2016
317
12
Looks shouldn't matter, but they do. Especially when you're applying for a job
Eoghan McDermott
25 Jan 2016
21.5k
40
Promoting 'brand Ireland' with a film about emigration? I'm not comfortable with that
Julien Mercille
24 Jan 2016
219
139
Will Fine Gael join forces with Fianna Fáil?
Paul Allen
24 Jan 2016
165
211
It's now more difficult for Irish journalists to hold those in powerful positions to account
Tom Clonan
24 Jan 2016
821
55
'I'm an Irishman in the West Bank helping kids get to school through checkpoints'
Alex Dunne
23 Jan 2016
616
199
This purple broccoli goes down a treat with parmesan and bread crumbs
Michael Kelly
23 Jan 2016
191
1
'Erect a monument to the IRA’s foiled Marita Ann gun-smuggling operation? I don't think so'
Aaron McKenna
23 Jan 2016
2.5k
193
Cork house party shows the 'don't take drugs' message just won't cut it
Graham de Barra
22 Jan 2016
640
45
The pubs definitely won't be open on Good Friday, but it's high time this changed
Dale McDermott
22 Jan 2016
908
134
The over-emphasis on medication over therapy is just one problem that needs fixing
Shari McDaid
21 Jan 2016
936
93
Is Ireland a one-trick pony by enticing corporations with low taxes?
Cillian Doyle
21 Jan 2016
463
61
'After training and a strict diet this week, I am three pounds off the two stone mark'
Alan Mullen
20 Jan 2016
185
24
The yawn-inducing name of this EU-US trade deal is what makes it so dangerous
David Lundy
18 Jan 2016
808
95
The dirty side of election politics has already reared its ugly head
Paul Allen
18 Jan 2016
231
58
'We're so obsessed with documenting our life on social media, we're forgetting to live it'
Andrew McGinley
17 Jan 2016
11.3k
39
'Five years ago, everything was going my way. Today, I've lost my brothers and my business'
Anonymous Man Profile Yellow Hoodie
17 Jan 2016
76
43
In this Irish Cancer Society debacle, let's remember they provide services that our government should
Tom Clonan
17 Jan 2016
763
42
'What's the big deal about Jerry Hall and Rupert Murdoch? There were 22 years between my parents'
Megan Roantree
16 Jan 2016
2.4k
49
Kale is a nutritional powerhouse. I couldn’t believe how delicious raw kale could be
Michael Kelly
16 Jan 2016
501
26
'We shouldn't fear the 'racist' label when bringing criminals to justice'
Aaron McKenna
16 Jan 2016
126
139
Ireland continues to fail girls and young women – and the world is watching
Alison Spillane and Grace Wilentz
15 Jan 2016
681
339
Our nutritionally shallow diets are clogging up our hospitals
Ross Golden-Bannon
15 Jan 2016
84
58
When a couple faces the reality of infertility, it can send them into crisis mode
Laura Bayoumi
14 Jan 2016
2.2k
46
'I weighed a colossal 27 stone aged 21. I was one of the fattest people ever on RTE's Operation Transformation'
Alan Mullen
13 Jan 2016
3.3k
34
Bringing mindfulness into the workforce makes good business sense
Joanne O'Malley
13 Jan 2016
434
14
'Our love of Bowie brought me and my wife together. I couldn’t bring myself to wake her to tell her the news'
Damien Lennon
12 Jan 2016
239
33
Previous Articles
116
117
118
119
120
Next Articles
The Journal supports the work of the Press Council of Ireland and the Office of the Press Ombudsman, and our staff operate within the Code of Practice. You can obtain a copy of the Code, or contact the Council, at https://www.presscouncil.ie, PH: (01) 6489130, Lo-Call 1800 208 080 or email: mailto:info@presscouncil.ie