Where’s the Indo and Sunday Times? You always say more to follow, but they rately fo.
Hank
I don’t know who Nicole is but “Pop star Nicole hits out at NI teenager”
As if the girl isn’t going through enough already.
Fupp off Nicole.
Wheeltap & Shunter
It’s probably nothing. “Hits out” is newspaper for “mentioned”, just like “rant” is newspaper for “opinion”.
Coax
The Genocide taking place right now in Palestine is given no front page coverage on the Irish Papers.
NavyandBlue
Another reason not to buy the Sindo – here’s Johnny…
Odis
Thank heavens that the English newpapers aren’t piling on the national embarrassment that is the Garth Brooks affair.
cluster
They have bigger fish to fry. They are slowly finding out that their establishment behaved much like the Catholic Church that everybody has been disgusted by
Formerly known as @ireland.com
Geez, it would be a shame if Maggie T’s reputation took a hit.
Odis
Cluster – Is it reasonable to expect the Catholic church to have some moral values? Probably. Though I sincerely doubt that extend this expectation to the British establishment.
Where’s the Indo and Sunday Times? You always say more to follow, but they rately fo.
I don’t know who Nicole is but “Pop star Nicole hits out at NI teenager”
As if the girl isn’t going through enough already.
Fupp off Nicole.
It’s probably nothing. “Hits out” is newspaper for “mentioned”, just like “rant” is newspaper for “opinion”.
The Genocide taking place right now in Palestine is given no front page coverage on the Irish Papers.
Another reason not to buy the Sindo – here’s Johnny…
Thank heavens that the English newpapers aren’t piling on the national embarrassment that is the Garth Brooks affair.
They have bigger fish to fry. They are slowly finding out that their establishment behaved much like the Catholic Church that everybody has been disgusted by
Geez, it would be a shame if Maggie T’s reputation took a hit.
Cluster – Is it reasonable to expect the Catholic church to have some moral values? Probably. Though I sincerely doubt that extend this expectation to the British establishment.