Yearly Archives: 2014

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Finance Minister Michael Noonan

Just being trolled at this stage.

“I don’t know, it is very hard to estimate, I mean some people are protesting because they don’t want to pay at all. But we govern for the centre, we govern for the reasonable people, and reasonable people were upset by the way in which this [protests in Tallaght on Saturday] was handled.”

Finance Minister Michael Noonan today.

Thanks for clarifying that.

Noonan: We govern for the reasonable people (BreakingNews.ie)

Earlier: Meanwhile, In Limerick

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Event Brite are hosting Brite Space – a series of 21 free events at 42 Dawson Street, Dublin THIS week. “where event and communication tastemakers will enlighten, excite and motivate you to start organising your next great event”

Twenty one.

FREE events.

Donations from attendees will be in aid of the Simon Community.

Event Brite present Brite Space Dublin

To celebrate Event Brite have given us a €100 music voucher [for Tower Records] to literally giveaway.

To enter, simply complete this sentence.

‘My worst Irish event experience was___________________________________’

Lines MUST close 1pm 2.45pm 4.45pm

Event Brite

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Fr Niall Molloy (top) and Minister Fitzgerald’s Dail answer

Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald confirming that her department has received the long-awaited report into the 1985 death of Fr Niall Molloy.

More as we get it.

Previously: Fr Niall Molloy on Broadsheet

Campaign for Fr Niall Molloy

Via KildareStreet.com

UPDATE:

“I Just saw your report on McGinn report on my Uncle Fr Niall Molloy’s case. This is a complete surprise to my family. We have sent letters to the Minister asking when the report would be ready and got no reply. Once again we have to rely on the Media for information on our case. It is insulting and only adds to the upset we have suffered for the past 29 years.
It also confirms that The Department of Justice is in dire need of reform starting at the top. Some basic lessons in courtesy, communications, and how to deal with sensitive issues would be a start.”

Bill Maher, nephew of Fr Niall Molloy .

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This morning.

Members of  the Irish Congress of Trade Unions Youth Committee on  O’Connell Street, Dublin  to encourage voter registration to boost a yes vote in favour of marriage equality in next years referendum.

There is just ONE week left to register.

Top: From left, Dan O Neill (SIPTU), Una Faulkner, (IMPACT), Tiernan Brady (Yes Equality) Linda Kelly (IMPACT), Teresa Walsh (INTO) and Laure Duggan (UNITE).

(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)