Baby thrown from window among six saved from Dublin fire http://t.co/UgTSxyWNS5 pic.twitter.com/ftf0LkSlcj
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) November 25, 2014
A report from a house fire in Gloucester Place off Sean McDermott Street in Dublin early this morning in which Mark Furlong, pictured above, caught a baby thrown from the house.
Baby thrown from window among six saved from Dublin fire (RTE News)
Pic: Cathal McMahon
Are you a British subject? Unmarried? An ambitious girl? #Police recruitment drive for #RUC Women’s Section Nov 1969 pic.twitter.com/bYzJi8nmB8
— Amanda Ferguson (@AmandaFBelfast) November 24, 2014
The work includes a strong element of ‘woman and child’ social welfare as well as dealing with law-breakers, controlling traffic, driving police cars and assisting people with life’s problems.
Good prospects of promotion exist for the ambitious girl prepared to study, and if you marry you may remain in the service.
Driving police cars?
We’re all for equality…but whoa there horsey!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VrveujhWmg
A slickly edited feature on the Secret Cinema Club’s presentation of Back To The Future at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London last summer. Filmed and edited by PHIX.
(H/T: Kevin Whitty)
This morning?
Carlos Sousa writes:
Found a Fitbit [rubber encased ‘activity tracker’] near Stillorgan Luas Station, Dublin. Need to find its owner. Can you help?
Dusk in Dublin City yesterday.
But from what building anyone?
Thanks Dimbo
Meanwhile…
Oona Tully writes:
I was working on the top floor of O’Connell Bridge House (*aka Harp Tower/Harp) on a scorcher of an August evening, 1987 and took this with a pocket camera..Image available for license on Getty Images
Rosebud writes:
Prime Time (last night). Attention to detail is their greatest asset is attention to detail.
STP writes:
Found my Birth Cert!. Interesting prices on the back of it (including a half!). Prices changed much I wonder? I’d like to think I’m not that old!
No date supplied, but the current cost is €20 .
Mr Loudermilk writes:
I made a new site to make it easy to decide what to get someone for Christmas.Perhaps it would help some people struggling to decide on a present for their special someone?
MORE to folly
Thanks Nick Sutton (UK covers); Enda Cunningham (The Connacht Sentinel); Brian O’Loughlin (Westmeath Examiner); Dermot Ahern (Irish Examiner); Mick Crowley (The Irish Times)
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
