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Have you come here to play Jesus with the lepers in your head…or just a bit of wave-riding?
Glowpunk hit Killiney beach.
And some pics from Neil Michael (More here):
Monthly Archives: January 2012
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But crocodiles do.
Aussie Plunges Into Croc-Infested Waters After Bungy Cord Snaps (The Age)
Thanks Mark Geary
Ah Here
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How the New York Times illustrated its story on Sean Quinn on Saturday.
It was felt a buck-lepping leprechaun might have been too subtle.
The Fall Of Ireland’s Mighty Quinn (Doreen Carvajal)
Even liddler prices.
Liddle Prices, Cavan town yesterday. Possibly hearing from German lawyers soon.
Hey, aren’t we all?
(Thanks Sarah)
Gaming blogger Lee Cullen writes:
Just thought that some of your readers may find this guide helpful. Netflix is available in the UK and Ireland right now. If you don’t know what it is, well its essentially a video on demand service that you pay a monthly subscription of €6.99 for, and can watch whatever you want whenever you want on a number of supported devices (PCs, consoles, mobile phones).
The Gaming Liberty reported yesterday that the service was available on Irish PS3’s, but what some of you may not know is that you can now access this service through your Irish (and UK) 360′s; and here (link below) is how.
How To Get Netflix On Your Xbox 360 in the UK and Ireland Right Now (GMRFM)
Bathouse
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Spotted yesterday at The Porterhouse in Bray.
(Thanks Eoin Holland)
MORE THAN half a million Irish people either cannot pay their bills or have nothing left to spend after meeting their monthly financial commitments, according to a survey published by the Irish League of Credit Unions today.
A further one million people have “very little” money to spend on anything other than essentials after bills are taken care of, the survey found.
The level of acute financial hardship being felt across the State is revealed in the league’s final “What’s Left” spending report of 2011.
Extrapolating from its survey of 1,000 consumers, the league found that 280,000 people or 8 per cent of the population say it is impossible to cover their bills each month, while 350,000 can pay their bills but have nothing left after doing so.
More than 50% of Consumers Struggling To Pay Bills On Time (Conor Pope, Irish Times)