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Yearly Archives: 2017
Quiffy
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MORE to folly
All Out
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NBRU General Secretary Dermot O Leary (second left) and SIPTU’s Greg Ennis (third left) speaking to the media outside the Work Place Relations Commission (WRC)
This afternoon.
Lansdowne House, Lansdowne Road, Dublin 4
Talks between Bus Eireann management and unions at the Workplace Relations Commission have collapsed raising raises the prospect of strike action if the company moves to implement payroll savings without agreement.
In a statement the National Bus and Rail Union General Secretary Dermot O ‘Leary said:
“The NRBU has put its members on notice that we will immediately engage in an all-out strike in the event that Bus Eireann move to unilaterally implement cuts to the terms and conditions of bus workers”
Gulp
Rollignnews
Last night.
Claire Byrne Live on RTÉ One.
During a debate on the admissions policy in Catholic schools.
Dave Hanratty writes:
Actress and comedian Norma Sheehan giving Maria Steen [iona Institute] a finger shooting last night…
Meanwhile…
In fairness.
FIGHT!
Graph: RTÉ
Solved
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Last week’s hairy commute guy unmasked.
Gemma Kiernan writes:
Saw you posted the pics of the giant guinea pigs last week, here (above) is the explanation….
Last week: I’m A Pig In The Morning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL7iUwXiCrI&feature=youtu.be
The future.
Cheap houses and loads of offspring.
Sorcha Furlong writes:
The 2nd Class pupils of Scoil Chaitríona, Baggot St tell us how they see life now and in the future. #PredictTheFuture….
Hot Wheels
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A rather lovely 1955 Ferrari 166 MM Barchetta – a two seat spider regarded as the progenitor of all subsequent short-block racers. The barchetta was built by Touring of Milan to commemorate Ferrari’s 1948 victory in the Mille Miglia.
Yours for a trifling $8-10 million.
Hillwalkers descending Mount Leinster
Kev writes:
Would any of your readers know of a decent, non-crowded hill walk within an hour’s drive of Dublin? Somewhere off the beaten track and preferably in a loop and between 12-18km. I am taking a party of English people [in early March] and would like to show off the countryside in the best possible light. Thank you.
Anyone?
Pic: Wexford Hillwalking