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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Schools are “fed up” with the level of HSE immunisations they have to facilitate, according to the Executive’s Schools Immunisation Implementation Group.
The minutes of a meeting held by the group was released to Medical Independent (MI) under the Freedom of Information Act said that many schools are also unhappy with HSE requests for data on students. According to the minutes, dated 14 December, not all schools gave out MMR forms to students. It added that there was confusion in schools regarding which classes were to be given MMR consent forms, resulting in some classes not receiving the documents. “There is no way to figure out who got forms from some schools due to poor communication,” the minutes read. “Schools are fed up with intrusion by HSE immunisations and communication is breaking.”
But sure we’re all going to end up dead anyway, as the man said.
Schools ‘fed up’ with immunisation teams (James Fogarty, Medical Independent)
(Photocall Ireland)
A 500-year-old baptismal font was stolen from a church near Athboy, Co Meath between April 16 and May 10.
But the National Museum of Ireland have tweeted:
“Two jeeps arrived at the site this morning and deposited the font back where it previously stood.”
The Energy Collective has announced it won’t be performing at next week’s Life Festival in Mullingar.
Pic: Life Festival
H/T: Oireachtas Retort
Accelerate!
Minister for Transport, Tourism & Sport Leo Varadkar at St Stephen’s Green earlier for the official signing of the ‘contract’ for the Luas Link-up.
Soon to be a reality at the BRIDGE WITH NO NAME.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
A trailer of a documentary-in-the-making on how the financial crisis in Greece is affecting people’s relationships.
Theopi Skarlatos writes:
“The Greek crisis is in its fifth year: the economy is collapsing, and society is under severe strain. This documentary aims to tell the untold story of the impact of crisis on people’s relationships: on love, sex, divorce, marriage, dating, domestic violence and sex work.”
Pastel-socked Dublin poet Kevin Barrington.
Reading ‘Genocide is My Manchester United’ at the launch of his latest collection of poems, I Love The Internet at the United Arts Club last week.
You do not want to know what his Arsenal is.
Kevin writes::
Buy the e-collection here for a mere fiver. It’s a little virtual rolling thunder revue full of militancy and mischief.
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The original Legend Of Zelda for the NES had 32 obtainable items for Link to collect in order to finish quests and win the game.
The Hyrule Foundation blog has 3D-printed the entire inventory.
True Zelda fans will already have passed out, overdosed on LinkPr0n.
Meh softly, because you meh on their dreams.
The entire collection sells for around $300 (or $10 per printed item)