Carl Kinsella
Reporter at TheJournal.ie
If you sit still or if you run, well, here it comes. Write for @thejournal_ie.
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1 week ago |
thejournal.ie | Carl Kinsella
A GOOD RULE of thumb for writing up the stranger events of any given week is that if both Gript and Massive Attack are writing essays about the same thing, then that thing is probably worth looking into. Belfast rap group Kneecap have remained at the forefront of the public consciousness, at least by that oddly specific criteria.
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2 weeks ago |
thejournal.ie | Carl Kinsella
CONTROVERSY AT THE Freemasons’ Hall? Preparations underway for a conclave as the late Pope lies in state? Yet another escalation in the geopolitical turmoil that has defined the last several years? Ladies and gentlemen, it appears that somewhere along the way we left behind the world we knew and entered… the Dan Brown zone. Please be careful, this is a world in which you can be assassinated by a monk at any time.
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1 month ago |
thejournal.ie | Carl Kinsella
IT’S HARD TO know what lessons we can learn from watching the global economy crash, rebound and then crash again at the whim of one man whose motivations appear to be entirely vindictive. Is it a good thing that our collective economic futures depend upon investors who clap like seals because a mad king decided to partially stay the apocalypse he’d been planning for us all? Who’s to say? Sure, it’s hard to imagine a stupider alternative than this, but maybe there is one.
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1 month ago |
her.ie | Clara Kelly |Conor Heneghan |Carl Kinsella |Nina McLaughlin
The Minecraft film has not been a huge hit among critics however, moviegoers have been enjoying the film, especially one particular scene. When the first trailer dropped for A Minecraft Movie, many suspected it would tank at the box office. On the Warner Bros. YouTube page, the initial teaser trailer has over 1.8 million dislikes compared to the 740,000 likes. However, trends and memes were born after the film’s release which have encouraged people to check out the movie.
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1 month ago |
thejournal.ie | Carl Kinsella
“AW COME ON, man. Not again.”Anyone who remembers the breathless coverage of the Lehmann Brothers collapse that precipitated the 2008 financial crisis and the many spin-off crises that followed will have had the same reaction to US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariff announcements this week. You already got us! It was supposed to be one recession per lifetime, two at a push.
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Not a Gen Z fan but have to admit the phrase "we're cooked" really nails it
“Fine Gael ended up deselecting her as a candidate for the 2020 general election. You can tell they really meant it, too, because they waited nearly five whole years before making her Ceann Comhairle.” This weeks’s column on Verona, Israel and RIP dot ie. https://t.co/4LhaWc9ZLE
RT @daithigor: As far as I can tell, The Journal is the only major media outlet highlighting whats going on in Athlone? https://t.co/YWaX…