Tony writes:
RTE live online feed to London 2012 cut 1 minute before the Olympic flame is lit. Stay classy RTE, idiots!
Oh.
Just heard some amazing news, Jimis guitar shop got most of their stock back !! Amazing !! :)
— Richie Egan (@richiejape) July 27, 2012
Previously: 50 Guitars Nicked
Pro-Lifers in Ireland are deeply dismayed by the appointment of the former Chief Executive of the Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA) as Director General of Ireland’s Health Service Executive (HSE). The IFPA is an affiliate of International Planned Parenthood Federation IPPF one of the largest abortion providers in the world.
…The Minister in recent weeks has been acting contrary to the pro-life commitments made by his party at the last election. This became evident during the reading of the recently defeated private members bill tabled by Clare Daly when the Minister made it clear that he was in favour of legislation for abortion
…The political message being sent by Minister Reilly in appointing someone as Director General of the HSE who has spent most of his career campaigning for abortion on demand in Ireland is unmistakable.
(Gareth Chaney/Photocall Ireland)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bIBWUnRXNo
“Just let me out there. I intend to prove a point.”
Inspirational.
Among rebel forces in northern Syria, talk is all about Aleppo & what people fear Assad might do there. Many refer to Hama massacre in 1982
— Mary Fitzgerald (@MaryFitzgerldIT) July 27, 2012
Above: Spidermanatee, Batmanatee, Iron Manatee, Wonder Womanatee and, eh, Captain Amanatee.
A Limerick photographer is continuing his mission to track down a young boy he photographed in the city some 40 years ago, as the image will be used on the front cover of his forthcoming book.
Gerry Andrews, whose exhibition ‘Shaped by History – Limerick in the 1970s’ – continues to run in the Hunt Museum, has identified virtually all the people he photographed decades ago in this iconic display. However, the identity of the young boy still eludes him.
“A lot of people have said to me there’s a look of sadness in his eyes, but I like to think that it’s a look of hope. Life was all ahead of him and I’d love to know what happened him. His eyes would just capture your heart.”
Search Continues For Limerick Boy Photographed In 1970s (Anne Sheridan, Limerick Leader)