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Monthly Archives: January 2012
My second job is drinking the pain away from my first job.
— Verifried ✔ Drunk™®© (@VerifiedDrunk) January 24, 2012
Thanks Creative Slave
Gary Houlihan writes:
Last night outside The Rock Pub near UCC [Cork] and opposite the Mongkok Chinese takeaway.
Via Independent Legal Observers
Thanks Allan Dixon
Things aren’t so bad. You could be one of these people.
20 People Who Seriously Think “Twilight” Should Have Been Nominated For An Oscar (Buzzfeed)
Everything stops for T.
THE NATIONAL Asset Management Agency is believed to have lined up a receiver to take control of assets at Treasury Holdings today if an agreement is not reached on the repayment of the developer’s loans by this afternoon.
Nama has set a 4pm deadline today for Treasury to repay its near €900 million loans to the state agency.
It is understood that accounting firm Ernst Young has been lined up by Nama to take charge of the assets involved if no arrangement has been reached with Treasury by the deadline.
Ernst Young was last month appointed by Lloyds Bank in the UK and Nama as administrator to Battersea Power Station in London, one of Treasury’s most prized assets.
Battersea will shortly be put up for sale.
Nama lines up receiver to control assets of Treasury (Irish Times)
(Photocall Ireland)
Summarily debunked by C.G.P. Grey.
He of the excellent Primary Elections Explained.
Some you may know, some you may not.
via
Already a legend.
Jean Byrne, RTE/Met Eireann’s human cloudflare, literally clad in red leather this evening.
Over to you, Martin King.
Ewok’s getting one of his warm fronts.
Thanks Spaghetti Hoop
(RTE)
@AnonymousEire any #irish anons out there upset with ur soonish #sopa law?
— Anonymous Sweden (@AnonOpsSweden) January 24, 2012
@anonhive nah am more into ireland, izz time to wake em up
— Anonymous Sweden (@AnonOpsSweden) January 24, 2012
List of European MPE’s and their stance (pro/con) towards #ACTA implementation j.mp/yFIkfz #NOtoACTA #anonymous #svpol
— Anonymous Sweden (@AnonOpsSweden) January 24, 2012
Thanks Matt
