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Stop that.

This afternoon.

National College of Ireland, Dublin.

To mark International Women’s Day, financial giant Amundi announced a partnership with the National College of Ireland (NCI), to support women into Finance through a three-year scholarship and mentoring programme.

Everyone’s cross today.

Cross.

Suit yourselves.

Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews

Stephen writes:

I know your readers love youth politics and TV talent shows.

This video of a former X factor “star” endorsing an Ogra FF candidate and singing Arise and Follow Charlie Haughey might interest them.

Shows why Fianna Fáil are sooooo popular amongst the youth.

FIGHT!

Wagner?

Reports from the United States claim that Cheryl Cole has been dropped as a judge on the US version of The X Factor .

Celebrity website TMZ and US Weekly quoted unnamed sources as saying Cole (27), a member of British pop band Girls Aloud, was being replaced in the new Fox Television venture created by Simon Cowell.

Although Fox and Cole’s UK publicist have yet to comment on the story, TMZ said sources claimed producers were concerned the singer’s Newcastle accent was too strong for US audiences.

Cole Dropped By US X Factor Show (Irish Times)

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httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSmtQvz_Gkw

This is the tune that new SuBo, Dubliner Mary Byrne will sing on the X-Factor tomorrow night.

‘I Who Have Nothing’ by Shirley Bassey (performed here by Demi Whore).

Mary’s version will be used in a future Reeling In The Years with news images of Sean Quinn and Paddy Kelly.

And we shall laugh.

Sardonically.