JOE
JOE (found at Joe.ie and Joe.co.uk) is a news platform designed for young men in the UK and Ireland, attracting over 2 million unique visitors each month. It is operated by Maximum Media. The site was originally launched by Irish entrepreneur Niall McGarry. Alongside JOE, there is Her.ie, which focuses on young women in Ireland, and HerFamily.ie, which is also part of the same media group.
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21 hours ago |
joe.co.uk | Joseph Loftus
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2 days ago |
joe.co.uk | Joseph Loftus
He was arrested on Tuesday. Disgraced influencer, Liver King, was arrested on Tuesday after traveling to the hometown of Joe Rogan to challenge him to a fight. Liver King, whose real name is Brian Johnson, faces a misdemeanour charge of making a terroristic threat and was booked into the Travis County Jail in Austin, Texas. Johnson gained over six million followers on social media for promoting an ‘ancestral lifestyle’ of consuming raw meat.
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4 days ago |
joe.co.uk | Joseph Loftus
“Congratulations to everyone.”Donald Trump has claimed that a ‘total ceasefire’ has been agreed between Iran and Israel.
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5 days ago |
joe.co.uk | Ava Keady
Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi star in the controversial thriller. Our TV movie pick for tonight (Sunday, 22 June) is Saltburn, one of 2023’s most shocking films. The psychological thriller stars Ireland’s own Barry Keoghan (who received a Golden Globe nom for his performance) as Oliver, a student at Oxford in 2006 who struggles to fit in amongst the university’s upper class pupils.
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5 days ago |
joe.co.uk | Ava Keady
The incident occurred in a football stadium in Algeria. Three people have been left dead and more than 70 injured after falling from the stands in a football stadium in Algeria. The disaster occurred today in a goalless game between NC Magra and MC Alger in Algiers, the country’s capital. The game results in the latter defending their league title.
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