Yearly Archives: 2013

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Michael Fingleton, top, in the boardroom of the former Irish Nationwide on Grand Parade, Dublin.

(Eamonn Farrell/Photocal Ireland)

0004a765-642Dutch auction, you say?

Anon writes:

I received this email [below] yesterday [from an estate agent]  in relation to a property I was interested in. I’ve changed the names etc.. to protect the ludicrous.

 

 

Subject to contract/contract denied

Dear All,
In order to bring the sale of the above property to a conclusion, it has been decided to ask all interested parties to submit their final and highest offer in writing by this Friday 11th October at 5 o’clock.
If you are interested in submitting a proposal, please include the following information;
Your name, address & telephone number;
Your offer;
Your Solicitors details;
Status of Finance and a copy of same (e.g. a copy of loan offer if purchasing with a mortgage or if purchasing without recourse to financing, a copy of a bank statement/letter from a financial institution confirming sufficient funds). If the offer is subject to anything. Ideally, all surveys should be completed before making a final offer.
All proposals which will be subject to contract and title, should be e-mailed to all of the following e- mail adresses;XXXXX.ie XXXX.ie &XXXXX.ie
Upon receipt of offers, all will be presented to the vendors for their consideration. Please note that the vendors are not obliged to accept the highest, or any, offer. Offers made by interested parties will not be disclosed to any other bidder.
There appears to be 7 parties still interested in the property. The highest bid is currently €XXX,000. Lastly, to avoid two parties offering the same amount, please offer an odd amount such as €xxx,259.67.
If you have any queries or questions, please contact either myself or my colleague XXXXXX on 087XXXXX. In the meantime, please acknowledge safe receipt of this email.
Kind Regards xxxxxxxxx

Anyone?

Pic: RTE

Dogsaid(Rachel Purvis, left, and Maggie Howard at their generator-assisted Dogs Aid Clinic at the base of the last remaining tower in Ballymun)

Dogs Aid Clinic at Balbutcher Lane, Ballymun, Dublin has been running since 1987.

But the volunteer-run facility is now under threat because of a Dublin City Council’s regeneration programme.

The power and water have been switched off and last night over 50 animals were treated in a clinic which is now being run with a generator.

A spokesperson for the clinic writes:

“Dogs Aid have run a clinic for many years now for the animals of Ballymun. Every Tuesday we see so many cats, dogs, birds etc and without us their owners wouldn’t be able to afford to get the treatment they need. The last tower stands today and Dogs Aid Clinic’s time is ticking by fast. Our clinic is right under this last tower and we have been told that we now have to move, but to where? Dublin City Council have given us no alternative, we are in desperate need of a premises that we can see the animals in every Tuesday and that our brilliant vets that give so much time to us can do operations also. Without this clinic so many animals even further than Ballymun will suffer…WE NEED HELP, ADVICE AND MAYBE A MIRACLE…”

 

Anyone?

 

Related: Struggle for pet clinic (Jack Gleeson, Dublin People)

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Pic: Dublin People

Thanks Claire McMorrow

BWFzCU3IEAATUjU.jpg largeLoyalists Against Democracy (LAD), a cross-community group of satirising, irreverent like-minded individuals have been subjected to a backlash of sorts from the likes of ‘genuine‘ loyalists of late.

LAD were founded last December at the height of the Belfast City Hall fleg shenanigans and quickly gained a large following via Facebook with their endless lampooning of the flegger’s racist, sectarian and semi-literate rants.

Their mission in their own words is:

to drive sectarianism out of our country through the use of satire and parody.

As LAD post videos and photos highlighting offensive material of loyalists on their Facebook page, loyalists in turn are reporting their own material to Facebook as offensive. This is the paradox which could only happen in Ireland Ulster Northern Ireland the United Kingdom are pravence whatevs.

For the moment, they are back on Facebook again. This time as BELFASTLAD.

In the meantime, they hope followers and friends will contact Facebook and highlight their plight.

Stick it in a paaaaan-nationalist front.

@LADFLEG

SuperLADtube

Pic: Jim Fitzpatrick

Previously: Ulster Will ‘Like’ And Ulster Will Be Right

You’re Terrible Mural

Dope Springs Eternal

You Can’t Handle The Ruth

Was It For Tatt?