Is he missing a wallet, the careless tyke?
Well, when he finally gets up out of that bedroom…
David Pearse writes:
“I picked up a black leather wallet on Sackville Place (near O’Connell Street) with this age card in it after the match [All-Ireland football final] on Sunday. Also inside is a bank card and a DITSU [Dublin Institute of Technology Students’ Union] ENTS card.”
Anyone?
‘You don’t need vote from abroad. You’ve got Facebook!’ – Irish minister’s message to Irish emigrants http://t.co/D3OAM23R3t
— The Irish Post (@theirishpost) September 24, 2013
But his [Minister Brian Hayes’, above] support for the movement stops there, as the Minister believes social media means “people are really at home in terms of making their views known about what the Irish Government is doing”.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
(Chef Neven Maguire in a Restaurants Association campaign being rolled out tomorrow)
Speaking to the Irish Times last week, Michael Noonan siad:
“So in very simple language, if I don’t bring it back I have to find something like €360 million elsewhere.
Noonan added, “when local Government and lobbyists were sending in their pre budget submission, they might suggest who I tax instead to get €360 million”.
However,
An ITIC report states that the cost for restaurants, hotels and tourism visitor fees to the State has cost €90m.
The 9,000 jobs created in tourism and hospitality has saved the Exchequer (welfare bill) €123m.
Noonan’s figures of 15,000 jobs overall then has saved €205m.
Yay!
Not so fast…
Oh.
Previously: Do You Take Tips?
That talented fellow, S Fry,
Who you’ll know from his program, QI,
Has teamed up with his mates,
To request that big states,
Obey certain rules when they spy.
John Moynes
(Guardian)
A sneaky aeriel view of construction of the Marlbourgh Street Rosie Hackett Bridge, Dublin yesterday.
Taken from the top floor of the Department of Health offices on de southside.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
2BIT writes:
…currently seeking funding on Indiegogo… The Unseen, a music documentary tracing the influential and diverse sounds of Detroit Hip Hop producers. It’s by Gus Sutherland, a Belfast filmmaker who also created All Ears, a documentary looking at the LA beatscene (and also just about to come out!).
(TV3’s The Celebrity Apprentice mentors, from left Liz O’Donnell, Caroline Downey and John McGuire)
[Reporter]: “Six episodes of ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ were shot in three weeks. Was that a gruelling experience?”
[Liz O’Donnell]:”It was. There were late nights, early starts and we worked right through weekends. You had to be “camera ready” at 6.30 each morning, which is no mean feat for women of a certain age.
Also, filming took place during the summer heat wave, which was just horrific. I remember we were in Cavan town one day and people were just sprawled out in the shade. It was like Calcutta.”
I didn’t want to hear ‘you’re fired’ (Irish Independent)
(TV3)
Thanks Eddie
Along the Liffey in Dublin this morning.
Kev McGuinness writes:
I know the filters adds to it but it looks awful dramatic!
Doing Anything Wednesday Night?
Doing Anything Wednesday Night?
Doing Anything Wednesday Night?
Etc.
Brian Lloyd writes:
Why So Serious? is continuing its run of comedy films at Grand Social with 1993’s time-warp classic, Groundhog Day (1993)…. It’s all kicking off this Wedneday at Grand Social, Lower Liffey Street, Dublin with doors at 7PM and the film starting at 8PM. We’ll have a short trivia quiz and giveaways beforehand and, as always, it’s FREE in!
Any excuse.
