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EVERY WEEKDAY EVENING, TheJournal.ie brings you the five biggest stories of the day.
1. #GONE: Denis Naughten has resigned as Communications Minister amid controversy over the National Broadband Plan.
2. #CHARLETON: The Disclosures Tribunal has found that former garda commissioner Martin Callinan and former press officer David Taylor ran a ‘campaign’ against Maurice McCabe.
3. #STATUS ORANGE: The government has announced the closure of a number of parks and heritage sites across the country ahead of the arrival of Storm Callum.
4. #ROCKET: The two-men crew of a Soyuz rocket are alive after they were forced to make an emergency landing following lift-off to the International Space Station.
5. #WEINSTEIN: A New York judge has dismissed one of six sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
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Who cares 2017 will be more of the same s**it !
While most capital cities lay on free public transport on NYE until the small hours of the morning, Dublin’s bus service ceases at 10pm. There’s no incentive to go into town – no atmosphere, no events to speak of. And RTE contributes with their non-event, boring, cringe worthy schedule. Best gig? Stay at home with nearest & dearest and have BBC on in the background.
Drink, auld Lang syne and fireworks I’d say
@Dessie Curley: And bad kissing and worse sex…
I thought walking on cars were to perform at rush hour on the M50!!!!!
The easy nice things in life will continue for the homeless, sick, hungry people. Same as it was last year nothing has changed but in 2017 I expect a general election called for by Finna fail if Sinn Fein get more popular. Happy new year.
“Let’s ring in the new year with a poetry slam!” said no one ever.
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