Apostrophes on the rampage in Athy!…or should it be “apostrophe’s…” The’se day’s, who know’s. Je’su’s Chri’st.
Related: Meanwhile, In Sword’s
Apostrophes on the rampage in Athy!…or should it be “apostrophe’s…” The’se day’s, who know’s. Je’su’s Chri’st.
Related: Meanwhile, In Sword’s
National Maternity Hospital, Holles Street
Today, we learn of a woman’s life being saved as a result of the Protection Of Life During Pregnancy Act law.
The Pro-Life movement tried to warn us but would we listen?
First abortion carried out under new legislation (Paul Cullen, Irish Times)
Holles Street to investigate breach of patient confidentiality (RTÉ)
Pic: nmh.ie

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oJSFCx_E_Uk
Kavanista writes:
In a wondrous clusterf**k of happenings that all took place within about 30 minutes at the junction of Leeson Street Upper and Sussex Road in Dublin 4, on the way to the old Burlington Hotel earlier this evening, we witnessed, first of all, an impressive firework like display of massive electrical fail on some overhead electrical wires followed almost immediately by the apparent collapse of Séamus Heaney outside an affected restaurant nearby, which ultimately resulted in a car crash involving “rubberneckers.” Sadly, only the electrical fire was committed to video.
UNCANNY UPDATE: IrPsyche writes:
A live electricity cable went rogue outside O’Brien’s Pub on Sussex Terrace, creating a massive firework display. (Unfortunately, I only caught the tail end of it on camera).
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Mike Hogan 4FM, Nick Sutton, Simon Webb, Barry Duggan
The greatest Oirish film you may never have seen?
‘A Quiet Day in Belfast‘ – a 1974 made for TV movie, starring Emmet ‘Dick Moran‘ Bergin and Margot ‘Lois Lane‘ Kidder.
Filmed entirely in Dublin, it depicts the story of Jack, a British soldier and Brigid, a young Belfast Catholic who fall in love.
It’s like Leap Year (2010) with some political violence thrown in.
Name those locations anyone?