Our breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner menus are now available in Braille. pic.twitter.com/eI9gfv6gyD
— Lemon & Duke (@LemonAndDuke) August 9, 2017
Lemon and Duke, Royal Hibernian Way, Dublin 2
In fairness.
Yearly Archives: 2017
Disc-gusting
atThis driver was all ‘Sixes& Sevens Forgery wouldnt really be their forte driver stopped in Ennis fraudulent Ins disc Prosecution to follow pic.twitter.com/AyI0qyoolF
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 9, 2017
Hmmm.
Meanwhile…
From the weekend…
RTE reported:
“The internal Audit Committee of An Garda Síochána has said it was “very concerned” that senior garda management did not tell it about the existence of thousands of fake breath tests or unreliable fixed notice convictions.”
“…The committee, which oversees spending in the force, said it was kept totally in the dark over both issues despite senior management knowing about them in the previous year.”
Garda auditors not told of breath test or FCN controversies (RTE)
Previously: A Breathtaking Timeline
Anne writes:
Hubris in Paris.
US President Donald Trump
When preparing a dossier choose
Only the right bits of news
You don’t have to fake
It, but you cannot make
That tetchy buffoon blow a fuse.
John Moynes
Pic: Getty
Happy Pills
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This morning.
At the headquarters of the Department of Social Protection in the Áras Mhic Dhiarmada building on Store Street, Dublin 1 – above Busáras.
Alan writes:
First time I’ve seen smoke come from this chimney. What are they burning?
Anyone?
The Basque woman five seats down from me was in awe. The stadium was packed. Over 50,000 souls had taken over the place and turned it red. It was only a ‘friendly’, but the supporters of the ‘home’ team cheered every pass and move with a gusto which was totally out of kilter with the importance of the occasion.
“Why does everyone in Ireland support Liverpool?” she asked me at half-time. “Do you not support your own teams?”
In the city of Shamrock Rovers, Bohemians, and St Patrick’s Athletic, she was shocked to see so many Dubliners come out to support a team from the old colonial power.
Fight!
READ ON: Our Divided Tribal Loyalties (Ciaran Tierney Blogspot)
Hot Wheels
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A 1964 Pegaso Z-102 Berlinetta Series 2 – named after the mythical flying horse and built in the former factory of Spanish automotive/French aeronautical engineering company Hispano-Suiza.
Conceived as a direct competitor to Ferrari, the Pegaso was the fastest roadster of its day, with a top speed of 150mph. One of only 84 cars (each with its own unique coachwork) created between 1951 and 1958, this fully restored Concours champion (with coachwork by Saoutchik of Paris) can be yours for a mere €620,000+.