D’Olier Street, Dublin, moments ago.
This looks like a job for Superdad.
God bless him.
Thanks David Maguire, Aidan Goldenplec and Buzz
Yearly Archives: 2013
No, you tell them.
No, you,
It would sound better coming from you, etc.
Eamon Trappatoni writes:
Complete piss take…obstruction of bus lane/road outside Pearse St Garda station [Dublin]…no regard for anyone.
But who’s going to tell them?
Lansdowne Road, Dublin, moments ago.
Rapscallion writes:
Robbie Williams big head gets final adjustments backstage at Aviva Stadium in ahead (ha!) of tomorrow’s gig.
Adinuf?
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You may recall the Darndale, Dublin-based Irish Adidas test commercial shortlisted for Cannes.
Adam Sherry writes:
Please check out this test spot for ‘Adidas Originals’ written and directed by a super talented, super young and super new Irish Director, Nic Jay of Scallywag Films Scally Wag Films Starring Cici Cavanagh and Pro Skater Keith Walsh. I hope it’s worthy of a post (Especially as our edit got delayed and we missed the deadline for Cannes!)
Excitable right-winger Beck,
Has said that he’s planning to wreck,
The American state,
But this carries no weight,
As he’s several cards short of a deck.
John Moynes
(Yahoo)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oUSwrI7dOw
Frightmask metalers GWAR visit the AV Club’s ‘little round room’ for a not-half-bad-considering-they’re-taking-the-piss cover of ‘Carry On Wayward Son’ by 1970s progsters Kansas.
And you get to use the executive Jet.
It’s under the sink next to the Harpic.
Digital marketing Executive (Fas)
Thanks William Hederman
Teacher Life
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Let Down
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The HSE Savita report.
Which finds
When Mrs Halappanavar and her husband Praveen inquired about the possibility of having a termination of pregnancy, this was not offered or considered possible by the clinical team until the afternoon of 24 October, due to their assessment of the legal context in which their clinical professional judgement was to be exercised.
From the time of her admission, up to the morning of 24 October, the clinical management plan for the patient centred on the approach to “await events” and to monitor the foetal heart in case an accelerated delivery might be possible, once the foetal heart stopped.
The report says that awaiting events is clinically appropriate – provided it is not a risk to the mother or the foetus.
It concludes that proper monitoring and evaluation of the changing clinical presentation along with investigations would likely have lead to reconsideration of the need to expedite delivery.
Delaying adequate treatment, including expediting delivery in such situations, can be fatal.
Gravity Of Savita Case Not Recognised (RTE)
Report here
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)