Interviewing new Carer for elderly relative. Met FETAC qualified carer .*I don’t bring people to the loo though*#WHAT @ageaction
— Annie West (@anniewestdotcom) February 12, 2013
Yearly Archives: 2013
JobBridged?
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Danielle Smart writes:
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Meanwhile, In The UK: Blow As Court Says Government Back-To-Work Scheme Is Unlawful (Telegraph)
A look at Irish designer James Carroll assembling those picture frames made from old skateboards.
They all “have a story to tell”.
He put the gnarl back on the mantlepiece.
Directed by Phil Evans
Wiped whatnow?
Also: 8 yo yos?
*shriven*
Outside Brasserie 66, South Great Georges Street, Dublin.
Thanks Stephen Oyle
Couch End
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How’s your day, sofa?
Lorna Purcell writes:
Meanwhile on the Liffey….lonely couch making a break for open sea!
French assembly vote on same-sex marriage and adoption: 329 yes, 229 no. Should become law before the summer
— Ruadhán Mac Cormaic (@RuadhanIT) February 12, 2013
Three weeks of filming, traveling and eating in India compiled into “one day” by the Perennial Plate – an online weekly documentary series dedicated to ‘socially responsible and adventurous eating’.
Stop Them!
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Perishing kids.
Is nothing sacred?
Schoolchildren from Northampton National School in Kinvara, Galway, who helped design the 40th anniversary Trocaire Box, run amok with a person-sized box this afternoon
Forty years.
Twins Niamh, left, and Caoimhe Fahy with boxes of yore.
Now put them back up on the telly.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
From the nascent Someone Should Start A Tumblr Tumblr wherein suggestions for Tumblrs someone should start are presented in Tumblr form.
Ah here.
Always with the hate…
Rumour has it that the Minister is about to make an announcement about Providence withdrawal of plans to drill for oilin Dublin Bay
— Richard Boyd Barrett (@RBoydBarrett) February 12, 2013
Protect Our Coast writes:
This is an example of how coordinated people power, political lobbying, creating awareness and good investigative work can bring about positive results.
The public who were given very little time to respond began over time to realize the environmental risks that drilling so close to the shore (4 miles) could bring along with the fact that the current national oil/gas licencing terms would give little or no revenue to the state. This was clearly an all risk no-win situation for the citizen.
The main issues of concern since Protect Our Coast was launched on Facebook in response to the licence application on January 6th 2012 have been:
1. Environmental impact of drilling 4 miles from the shore and the negative effect of the 2D seismic survey in Dublin Bay’s shallow waters.
2. Inadequate fiscal terms. Ireland has the second most favorable licencing terms to oil companies in the world.
3. The total lack of public consultation.
We understand from the announcement that Providence Resources have said that they intend to apply again for the licence, we will be evaluating this prospect along with their full statement over the coming days in co-ordination with all of the other non-political groups that are concerned with this matter.