Because sometimes it’s nice to see a man weep. Like someone who cares, someone who has feelings, someone who can have remorse and feel sympathy. A real person. A true person. Someone like…. a woman.
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Because sometimes it’s nice to see a man weep. Like someone who cares, someone who has feelings, someone who can have remorse and feel sympathy. A real person. A true person. Someone like…. a woman.
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Ruairi Quinn arriving at government buildings earlier.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
This is Hodges Figgis’ window [Dawson Street, Dublin]. You will notice the black edition of Dubliners (O’Brien Press) bears an uncanny resemblance to the much earlier, red edition by Lilliput Press [1992] and Dolmen Press [1986], designed by Louis le Brocquy. Maybe the designer at O’Brien press had a tight deadline.
The kicker is this: O’Brien press got the contract for One City, One Book so that edition is plastered everywhere now…
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3c4WzQ4zt8Y
BBC’s business correspondent Steph ‘Crazy Ankles’ McGovern.
Describing the promissory notes payments in dance form.
Thanks Barry James
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uh_-UpSrK8
The fourth and final video from Amnesty International (Ireland) highlighting (with the aid of irony) the anomalies in our healthcare system.
Sign the ‘healthcare for all’ petition here.
From John Corcoran, of The Irish Commercial Tenants Association (and proprietor of Korky’s on Grafton Street, Dublin):
In his Árd Fheis speech on Saturday night Taoiseach Enda Kenny stated “We had intended to legislate to end upward-only rent reviews, but this proved impossible because of constitutional difficulties”.
However
Your Government has received a legal opinion from the esteemed former senior counsel Gerard Hogan stating that “Under Article 43.2.2 of the Constitution in the exigencies of the common good, the Government can interfere with these leases and allow commercial tenants market rents. Also, landlords are entitled to market rents but not to compensation.”
Hmm.
So, who’s right?
Anyone?
Related: Peats Electronics To Cease Trading
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
An animated alphabet by French AV funsters La Pompadour, who play fast and loose with their definition of the word ‘monster’.
Still, you should have no problem naming them all in real time.