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Ratzilla II? When was Ratzilla I?
Another slow news day about 6 months ago.
Giant rat ate a house in Dublin.
Showing articles from British papers like we have a say in their election.
So odd.
The .ie isn’t just for tax purposes, is it?
Why wouldn’t we want to pay attention to their elections? They affect us hugely.
Not least because the possible EU referendum.
Ohh the irony of your posts are simply deelish.
Just because I’m not currently living in the country, I’m somehow not Irish?
Grow up.
Actually Irish citizens resident in the UK can vote in the general election. And there’s a lot of us here . So it’s kinda relevant.
+1
“I only want to know whats happening in my kitchen, everything outside of that is out of my control!!! ARRHH!!!”
Media for the last 6 years: these austerity cuts are harming society ( which I agree with ).
Media when spring statement is published outlining a return to expansionary budgets : cynical ploy to win votes.
Why bother being a politician these days?
Same as the old days. Money and power
Gotta love the Ivan Yates story on the InDOB – ‘I’m not a mouthpiece’ – published in a DOB paper, works for a DOB station. Only in d’Ireland.
the end of the road for diesel cars whats that about
Diesels while being fuel efficient are not particularly green friendly – a few cities (like Paris) have proposed banning them altogether..
http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/motors/is-d-day-looming-for-diesel-fuelled-cars-1.2062893
‘ “Let pupils use Google in GCSEs” says exam chief. ‘
Kinda ironic story for the Daily Telegrunt.