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# new-year - Sunday 17 February, 2013
Wiggins: This year is going to be all about the Giro d’Italia
The Tour de France champion has a different set of priorities in 2013, and admits he was ‘pretty mediocre’ in the Tour of Oman.
# new-year - Saturday 16 February, 2013
Rheinisch not looking too far into the future
Three-time Olympian Eoin Rheinisch plans to compete again this year but hasn’t made any decisions on whether he’ll still be around for Rio 2016.
# new-year - Saturday 5 January, 2013
Aaron McKenna: Changing the car reg plates is a good idea if it saves jobs
If it persuades people not to put off buying a car in 2013 – either through superstition or vanity – it will be a worthwhile exercise, writes Aaron McKenna.
# new-year - Thursday 3 January, 2013
Pics: Emotional post-Christmas goodbyes at Dublin Airport this morning
With Christmas and New Year over many of those who came home for the festive season are now heading back.
# new-year - Wednesday 2 January, 2013
VIDEO: Kathy Griffin kisses Anderson Cooper’s crotch on live TV
Happy new year, everybody?
# new-year - Tuesday 1 January, 2013
The Evening Fix…now with added 1990s Daniel Craig
Here are the things we learned, loved and shared today.
In Pics: Dublin take on the Blue Stars in football and hurling challenge
The hurlers put on an exhibition but Jim Gavin’s side went to the wire.
Heartwarming New Year’s Resolution Pic of the Day
Maybe we should all be a little more like this guy in 2013.
PHOTOS: The Gathering kicks off with New Year’s concert in Dublin
The year-long tourism drive began with the NYE Dublin festival at St Stephen’s Green and College Green.
Côte d’Ivoire: 60 children killed in stampedes during New Year fireworks
The children, aged between 8 and 15, were killed in a stampede at a stadium during a firework display.
8 New Year’s resolutions and 6 tips on sticking to them
What are you promising to change, learn or do better in 2013?
Pic: How they celebrated New Year’s Day 100 years ago
Health and safety? Not a problem.
Smokers urged seek support to kick the habit as new year begins
One million people have successfully quit smoking in Ireland – and now the HSE is urging remaining smokers to kick the habit for good in 2013.
# new-year - Monday 31 December, 2012
7 unusual hotels we’d like to stay in this coming year
If we had our way in 2013, we’d check out at least one of these…
Take a look at Sydney’s amazing fireworks display
It is now 1 January, 2013 in Sydney, Australia. This is how they welcomed it.
Lisa McInerney: New Year is where we resolve to be grown-ups
The true mark of maturity, however, is to stop beating ourselves up over not being the perfect adult – and to resolve to be a better kid.
# new-year - Saturday 29 December, 2012
Poll: Do you keep your New Year’s resolutions?
There’s just 60 hours to go in 2012 so we want to know about your New Year’s resolutions.
# new-year - Thursday 20 December, 2012
Inquiry into Bloody Sunday murders to start in the New Year
The investigation comes 41 years after 14 people, who were attending a civil rights march, were killed by British soldiers.
# new-year - Saturday 7 April, 2012
Today and 5 other days that make you go… ‘Meh’
There’s no Good Friday drama and no Easter Sunday festivities – but this particular Saturday is just one of a few milestones in the year that really drag.
# new-year - Monday 23 January, 2012
Watch: Billionaire Warren Buffett sings ‘I’ve Been Working on the Railroad’
What better way to ring in the Chinese New Year…
# new-year - Wednesday 11 January, 2012
Caption competition: What’s Enda thinking about?
What put the cheeky grin on the Taoiseach’s face as he arrived at Cabinet this morning?
# new-year - Tuesday 10 January, 2012
Irishman dies on adventure trip in Peru
Peter Buckley was participating in a mototaxi junket when his vehicle came off a muddy road and fell into a 500 foot abyss.
# new-year - Wednesday 4 January, 2012
Happy New Year: Pakistani TV reporter punches man live on air
When people are jumping around behind you and causing hassle, there’s only one thing you can do…
# new-year - Monday 2 January, 2012
Column: It hasn’t been an easy Christmas – but the best traditions remain
TheJournal.ie’s regular columnist Lisa McInerney finds that Christmas 2011 was a muted affair – but there were some traditions that we should be glad we’re rid of.
11 things you should never put on your CV
Looking for a job in the new year? Then take our advice and make sure not to put these on it…
# new-year - Sunday 1 January, 2012
The Daily Fix: New Year’s Day
The first day of 2012: peace prize for the McAleeses, the Phoenix Park has a big birthday, testing times in Iran, Titanic memories and a sneak peek at what will be hot in 2012…
North Korea’s New Year message: Defend Kim Jong Un unto death
North Korea gave its new year message today, telling citizens that it will be a year “when an era of prosperity is unfolding”. It told people to act as human shields, defending Kim Jong Un unto death.
Poll: Have you made New Year’s resolutions?
Welcome to 2012 – have you decided to make a fresh start on some area of your life? Tell us about it.
# new-year - Saturday 31 December, 2011
It’s 2012! Australia and Asia ring in the new year
Asia and Australia rang in the new year today, welcoming 2012 in a riot of colour. Take a look at the latest pictures inside.
Priory Hall residents tell McFeely: “We don’t wish you a Happy New Year”
In a hand-delivered letter, the residents told developer Thomas McFeely that their fight “is a fight for what is rightfully ours” and they will be “tenacious in the extreme” until they reach their goal.
The 12 burning questions* of Xmas/New Year: Staying in or going out tonight?
This and every festive day until New Year’s Eve, let TheJournal.ie distract you from the ‘serious’ news with one of life’s REAL dilemmas. (*not really)
Open thread: What are you glad to see the back of in 2011?
It wasn’t a GREAT year, to be fair. Let it all out (and let it go) and tell us what bothered you in 2011.
# new-year - Friday 30 December, 2011
Food to die for? Caviar stash found in Russian morgue
Two men arrested over the discovery said the caviar was to be a treat for hospital employees at a New Year’s party.
Three-day New Year festival getting underway in Dublin
Live music and street performances are among the attractions in the capital this weekend.
# new-year - Thursday 29 December, 2011
Rock Bingo declared “lawful”, will open on New Year’s Day
The bingo hall in Togher, Cork, had been closed following a garda raid in November. The High Court has declared the operation to be lawful and it will open on new year’s day.
Irish people worried about money and their jobs in the year ahead – survey
Almost half of people are worried about losing their jobs or having difficulty finding work in 2012 according to a Samaritans’ survey.
Poll: Are you optimistic about 2012?
The New Year is just days away but are you looking forward to it?
# new-year - Thursday 22 December, 2011
Expert group set to issue property tax recommendations within four months
The government is expediting the process to determine what will eventually replace the already controversial household charge.
Video: Drunk woman falls between train and platform
In an attempt to highlight the dangers of festive drinking, British Transport Police have released footage of the woman falling under a carriage but she’s okay…
# new-year - Wednesday 21 December, 2011
400,000 expected to travel on Irish Rail over festive period
Iarnród Éireann has released details of its Christmas and New Year schedules and has advised customers to book in advance.
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