Ah here.
Care to predict a typical headline for Monday’s papers?
Lines close at 4.30pm.
Thanks M
The gang’s back.
A colourful, Flathan-free cast of TV3 regulars at the Lighthouse Cinema in Smithfield, Dublin, earlier for the launch of the station’s shows for Autumn/Winter.
From top: Glenda Gilson, Kirsteen O’Sullivan, Karen Koster and Lisa Cannon; Rosanna Davison and Celia Holman-Lee, Alan Hughes and Karen Koster, the cast of Dublin Housewives; Roz Flanagan and Virginia Macari; Head girl and boy Collette Fitzpatrick and Alan Cantwell, and the cast of Celebrity Salon with UTV’s Julian Simmons.
Meanwhile, round the back of the bike shed:

On the mitch with Gilson again…
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
California-born Kate Fitzgerald, former head of Democrats Abroad and PR manager with The Communications Clinic, who was discovered dead at her rented cottage in Harty Place, Dublin, on this day 12 months ago.
There is an ongoing Garda investigation into matters arising from the initial investigation into her death.
Kate’s final acts included sending the article (below) anonymously to the Irish Times to mark World Suicide Prevention Day.
It was later redacted and removed from the Irish Times digital archive on the insistence of her employers, including directors Terry Prone and Anton Savage. The paper’s editor acquiesced claiming “further details of her [Kate’s] last months” had emerged.
To date, neither Kate’s parents Tom and Sally nor her brother William have been told what those details are.


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A 2008 promo for American Psycho by Saatchi & Saatchi in Auckland, NZ, cleverly referencing one of the most memorable scenes in the movie.
No ordinary President! Michael Higgins of Ireland praising the real America by attacking the Republican thugs bit.ly/SUHAug
— Richard Dawkins (@RichardDawkins) August 23, 2012
Thanks John Moynes