1216: “Meath West: Christian Solidarity Party’s Manus McMeanmain (above) says he’s very unhappy that his party logo wasn’t on the ballot paper and was instead represented by an image that he claims looks like a picture of nuts.”
Monthly Archives: February 2011
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0K3z_efF-I
They’re calling it ‘Rohyp-Hop’.
Well, we are.
Previously: Song Of The Year..MC Fadden
That Morning Ireland Exit Poll:
Fine Gael: 36.1% – the party’s best result since November 1982, but some way short of what it would need for an overall majority.
Labour: 20.5%, which would be its best ever share of the vote. The party is ahead of Fine Gael in Dublin.
Fianna Fáil : 15.1%, by far its worst ever General Election result, and signalling an electoral wipeout.
Sinn Féin: 10.1%, again a record.
Green Party: 2.7%, which could see the party save some seats.
Independents and Others: 15.5% – a very high figure, though it may be spread quite thinly given the number of candidates, and where those votes transfer could be crucial to the final outcome.
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Democracy.
It’s a beautiful thing.
Mmmf.
Promised we…wouldn’t cry.
(Photocall Ireland)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG4AvV6wz5Q
The world’s smallest aquarium, made by Anatoly Konenko from Omsk in Siberia: a 30 x 24 x 14mm glass cube, complete with sand, multi-coloured stones, seaweed, tiny fish and a purification filter for their 10 millilitre watery home.
via
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dnfh05JFQ4
A Guy Fawkes mask superimposes itself over the face of Stephen Colbert during a section of last night’s Colbert Report dealing with hacker collective Anonymous.
But who’s trolling who?
Watch the full clip here.
via – image source
This morning we carried a post sourced to the Irish Times to the effect that David Drumm had paid no income tax while he was working at Anglo Irish Bank.
The Irish Times removed its item this afternoon, stating that it had “reported incorrectly that he [Mr Drumm] had paid almost no income tax during the period.” Adding: “The report was based on a misinterpretation of a Revenue document filed in a Boston court.”
We too have removed our posting.
We would like to apologise unreservedly to Mr Drumm and his family for any distress our report may have caused them.
As a mark of contrition, we have donated a sizable amount of money to be put behind the bar of O’Donoghue’s on Merrion Row, Dublin 2.
And we hope later this evening, if possible, to have a number of beverages in honour of the greedy, bald prick.