Roomy boot.
Etc.

Ireland is paying 24 times what the UK pays for generic drugs.
Meanwhile, a Cork company has been waiting a year for a response from the HSE regarding its plans to sell generic drugs.
While the Irish Times reports that the HSE plans to set up a unit to encourage GPs to prescribe generic drugs.
Hmm.
What is going on?
Study: Ireland Paying 24 times More For Generic Drugs Than UK (Irish Examiner)
Cheap Drugs In limbo : Cork Company Can’t Trade Due To HSE Delays (Peter HorganCork Independent)
HSE Creates Unit To Urge GPs To Make Better Use Of Cheaper Generic Drugs (Paul Cullen, Irish Times)
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
The Irish house mafia TG Lurgan presents:
‘Is breá liom Gaeilge ach…’
Nil aon subtitles.
Thanks Herbert Rowan
What you may need to know:
1. Pedro Almodóvar began his filmmaking career as the Spanish John Waters (Pink Flamingos John Waters, as opposed to ‘I am crying, writing this’ John Waters) before maturing into an Oscar winning serious filmmaker.
2. Now it’s all come full circle.
3. Unlike nearly every other European filmmaker since the dawn of time, Almodóvar has resisted the temptation to do an American movie. Smart move.
4. Random Banderas alert @ 1’20.
5. Even more random Cruz spotting @ 1’22.
6. Broadsheet Prognosis: Camper than a fortnight at Butlins.
Release Date: May 3
The buke is here.
Three copies, yes just THREE, copies of the Aidan Coughlan-helmed Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland (New Island), arrived late on Friday from de printers.
Here’s the back of the buke:
With tea, doily and illustration by Annie West.
More as we get them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIFvFuZPr68#!
Hot on the heels of their original viral supercut, RVSULTS sez:
“Goats Yelling Like Humans” just crossed the 10 million view mark so to celebrate we pulled together a sequel.
Meanwhile, there’s plenty of life in the old meme yet.
He’s been at the typewriter.
At the core of the Government’s strategy is the creation of jobs for our people. While the unemployment problem has stabilised, I acknowledge that far too many people cannot find work, or have had to leave the country to get a job. Our aim is to make Ireland, by 2016, the best small country in the world in which to do business and to create jobs.
Enda Kenny, Together We Have Started To Turn The Tide (Enda Kenny, Irish Times)
Meanwhile…
The Working Abroad Expo in the RDS, Ballsbridge, Dublin, on Saturday.
(Wanderley Massafelli, Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)