Del McG writes:
Spotted at the junction of Baggot St & Mespil Rd, Dublin. Seems as good a plan as any
Del McG writes:
Spotted at the junction of Baggot St & Mespil Rd, Dublin. Seems as good a plan as any
Two county councillors became embroiled in a vicious row when a debate about a damaged bridge in Turlough, Castlebar came up for discussion at a Castlebar Electoral Area meeting last Thursday.
An Taoiseach Enda Kenny was brought into the row by firebrand Independent councillor Frank Durcan who reacted angrily to a comment from the Taoiseach’s brother, Cllr Henry Kenny.
After a general comment from Cllr Durcan criticising government, Cllr Kenny said that he, Cllr Durcan, had been a member of the Fine Gael party not that long ago himself. Cllr Durcan left the party almost thirty years ago and relations between him and Enda Kenny have been strained ever since.
Raising his voice on several occasions to try to reply, Cllr Durcan eventually stood up, screaming, the anger in his voice clear to see.
“I have the right to reply. He [Cllr Kenny] brought up this thing of me leaving the Fine Gael party. I want to answer him. I never left the Fine Gael party. I left the Kenny party.”
Sparks Fly In Durcan And Kenny Row (Edwin McGreal, Mayo News)
A Scottish museum may soon be home to one of Michael Jackson’s unreleased albums. More than a decade after Jackson and David Gest recorded songs based on the poetry of Robert Burns, Gest reportedly intends to donate the recordings to the poet’s official museum in Ayrshire.
Michael Jackson’s Robert Burns Songs To Be Released (Sean Michaels, Guardian)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWHNXJ1K4yA
Kilkenny man Gorgeous George as a dad dealing with all the problems (he usually doesn’t have to worry about) after his wife has a boating accident. At least he’s being let go grey gracefully.
Release Date (Ireland): January 27
An extract from Fianna Fail senator Mark Daly’s bill aimed at improving the transparency of sales of property by both NAMA and Anglo/IBRC (the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation).
Two chances.

We really want to see that version of Avatar.
The artist who created these imaginatively recast, stream-of-consciousness reboots of famous movie posters Peter Stults sez:
Awhile back a friend of mine forwarded me a site where an artist had made posters of films that, title wise, we were familiar with, but there was a slight difference; they were remade as if they belonged to a different era or a different genre, the name of the movie was there, but the actors were different, the style was different, and I loved the concept. So I went forward with this theme; what if movies we were all familiar with were made a different slice of time? Who would be in it? Who would direct it?
Take a look at this graph of live register signons by those under 25 in Ireland. What do you see?bit.ly/zHhZFO
— Stephen Kinsella (@stephenkinsella) January 17, 2012