I was hoping for updates from the old fogey festival in Wexford.. photos please..
GiggidyGoo
Think there was a food festival in Enniscorthy yesterday – “Rocking Food Festival”. Plenty of kids around and not having to be enticed by Minions, Pikachoo’s
Gabby
In Cork young people publicly display a rainbow flag. In El Paso young people light Sacred Heart mourning candles. Different circumstances, different icons.
eoin
The Irish Examiner gives front page space to the lobbyist for the Key Atomic Benefits Office Of Mankind, KABOOM.
B9Com From No
Did you read the 2 page article in the paper?
GiggidyGoo
Looks like Paul Kehoe needs a ministerial flak jacket.
eoin
“Irish Sun launches Defend Our Forces campaign over poor pay and conditions”
“The Guinness Storehouse has retained its crown as Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction, with the Cliffs of Moher coming in second.” says the Times Ireland today.
It’s truly remarkable to see so much precious water taken from the Dublin supply [which is at breaking point says Irish Water] by a British conglomerate who pay nothing for it. Everyone should visit to see this mecca of government mal-governance.
MaryLou's ArmaLite
Do Guinness not pay commercial water rates?
That it is currently owned by a British company is neither here nor there.
GiggidyGoo
Maybe they do – for what’s used in house for ‘domestic’ purposes. But ( and the likes of Ballygowan, Glenpatrick, Celtic Pure, as well) extract water for little, or nothing in most cases.
Rosette of Sirius
Tiresome.
But look. You can always drink Murphy’s.
eoin
The Guardian/Observer had an interesting feature yesterday on how the rest of the world sees Brexit Britain.
“The Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast is expected to be placed into administration later. It puts 130 jobs at risk and could spell the end of the iconic business.”
Iconic indeed, Its yellow cranes are prominent on the Belfast skyline. It used employ 30,000 at its peak and its most famous product was RMS Titanic.
bertie blenkinsop
The Titanic was built in Belfast?… they should publicise that, they’re missing out on a tourism opportunity.
Wow. Who knew?! I mean that’s a story just begging to be told right there….
Papi
Sit down til I tell you about the politician fella who put in a claim, tis mighty altogether.
eoin
ALERT! Northern Ireland! Unclean! Use a condom!
The BBC reports [for the population of the six counties]
“Diagnoses of gonorrhoea increased by 30%, with 882 cases recorded by the Public Health Agency in 2018
Diagnoses of chlamydia increased by 6%, with 1,787 diagnoses in 2018
Diagnoses of genital herpes increased by 8%, with 501 in 2018
Diagnoses of syphilis increased by 72%, with 86 in 2018”
bertie blenkinsop
Someone had a good year.
Janet, I ate my avatar
I think you’ll find STD’s are having a general resurgence, you don’t have to go North, you can stay South
Get Out!
I blame the imports.
Brother Barnabas
ha!
Gabby
I blame the Brexit backstop impasse.
some old quare
I blame Titti Von Tramp and her legs across the divide campaign.
Cathal
All them DUP party conferences, keeping the Sash on does not spare you from the dose
eoin
Michael Conlon, promoted by Dubai-based MTK, wins in Belfast.
eoin. Next weeks exercise is “Quality over quantity”
Man On Fire
His comments are far more interesting than yours.
Papi
Once he makes one that isn’t copied and pasted, we’ll talk, k?
Man On Fire
His comments are much more interesting than yours.. Period
Papi
Did you just copy and paste your own comment? No wonder you love Eoin.
Man On Fire
“are far more..”
“are much more..”
Do try keep up..
And for the third time, eoins comments are far more interesting than yours, so do us a favour and try harder..
bertie blenkinsop
Oh nicely done Papi :)
eoin
Government publishes 2019 national risk assessment (everything from housing crisis to anti-microbial resistance).
It pulls its punches but it’s clear that Brexit has the potential to bring about the return of violence
“The longer the uncertainty of a no deal scenario persists, the
more political and community relationships
in Northern Ireland would be tested.
Uncertainty around a physical border on the
island could also be expected to become
a focus for dissident republican paramilitary recruitment and activity. Garda and
PSNI authorities have said publicly that any
border infrastructure or personnel would
become targets for dissident republican
paramilitaries and require police or other
protection.
A no deal Brexit also has the potential to
become a focus for increased loyalist paramilitary recruitment and activity, including
in response to dissident republican paramilitary actions and an increased public focus
on a border poll.”
If a border poll looks like succeeding (it may be a long time from now), I expect the loyalists to use violators scare the Republic’s voters into rejecting unification. I hope I am wrong.
eoin
As the euro tests the 92p level on the foreign exchange markets, the main Brexit-cheerleading British broadsheet says currency depreciation isn’t a bad thing at all.
You see Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe and Venezuela. Nuffin’ to worry about.
Cian
Yes. A 2% drop in sterling is pretty much equivalent to 56 BILLION percent inflation.
GiggidyGoo
Now now Cian – Noonanomics don’t cut if i’m afraid. Try again.
Man On Fire
Fiscal space..
shayna
I just watched a bizarre item on RTÉ News – a Brazilian guy in his late 30s, disguised himself as his 19 year old daughter – he was trying to escape from prison, where he’s serving a 73? years sentence. He had a prosthetic mask – and wig???
shayna
Just thought, De Valera – he disguised himself, clearly better?
Cú Chulainn
He had Collins to save him.. No good deed..
shayna
Did he? Of course, he did! It wasn’t revealed what the guy had done in Brazil to merit 73 years in prison. Maybe he should have had friends like Michael Collins?
topsy
This will no doubt offend the transgender community.
millie st murderlark
Alright….
ReproBertie
Clauvino da Silva was part of the leadership of Red Command, one of the most powerful criminal groups in Brazil that controlled drug trafficking in Rio, according to Brazilian authorities.
The Sunday papers were much better..
I was hoping for updates from the old fogey festival in Wexford.. photos please..
Think there was a food festival in Enniscorthy yesterday – “Rocking Food Festival”. Plenty of kids around and not having to be enticed by Minions, Pikachoo’s
In Cork young people publicly display a rainbow flag. In El Paso young people light Sacred Heart mourning candles. Different circumstances, different icons.
The Irish Examiner gives front page space to the lobbyist for the Key Atomic Benefits Office Of Mankind, KABOOM.
Did you read the 2 page article in the paper?
Looks like Paul Kehoe needs a ministerial flak jacket.
“Irish Sun launches Defend Our Forces campaign over poor pay and conditions”
https://www.thesun.ie/news/4404277/army-defend-our-forces-campaign-irish-sun/
The Irish Sun?
The Irish SUN?
SUN?
“job done Derek Mooney*
More like
“The Guinness Storehouse has retained its crown as Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction, with the Cliffs of Moher coming in second.” says the Times Ireland today.
It’s truly remarkable to see so much precious water taken from the Dublin supply [which is at breaking point says Irish Water] by a British conglomerate who pay nothing for it. Everyone should visit to see this mecca of government mal-governance.
Do Guinness not pay commercial water rates?
That it is currently owned by a British company is neither here nor there.
Maybe they do – for what’s used in house for ‘domestic’ purposes. But ( and the likes of Ballygowan, Glenpatrick, Celtic Pure, as well) extract water for little, or nothing in most cases.
Tiresome.
But look. You can always drink Murphy’s.
The Guardian/Observer had an interesting feature yesterday on how the rest of the world sees Brexit Britain.
It’s not pretty.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/aug/04/how-does-the-rest-of-the-world-currently-view-the-uk-brexit-boris-johnson
John Campbell at the BBC reports
“The Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast is expected to be placed into administration later. It puts 130 jobs at risk and could spell the end of the iconic business.”
Iconic indeed, Its yellow cranes are prominent on the Belfast skyline. It used employ 30,000 at its peak and its most famous product was RMS Titanic.
The Titanic was built in Belfast?… they should publicise that, they’re missing out on a tourism opportunity.
https://titanicbelfast.com/
Whoosh.
Lol
…Luke 4:24
Chef’s kiss emoji.
Wow. Who knew?! I mean that’s a story just begging to be told right there….
Sit down til I tell you about the politician fella who put in a claim, tis mighty altogether.
ALERT! Northern Ireland! Unclean! Use a condom!
The BBC reports [for the population of the six counties]
“Diagnoses of gonorrhoea increased by 30%, with 882 cases recorded by the Public Health Agency in 2018
Diagnoses of chlamydia increased by 6%, with 1,787 diagnoses in 2018
Diagnoses of genital herpes increased by 8%, with 501 in 2018
Diagnoses of syphilis increased by 72%, with 86 in 2018”
Someone had a good year.
I think you’ll find STD’s are having a general resurgence, you don’t have to go North, you can stay South
I blame the imports.
ha!
I blame the Brexit backstop impasse.
I blame Titti Von Tramp and her legs across the divide campaign.
All them DUP party conferences, keeping the Sash on does not spare you from the dose
Michael Conlon, promoted by Dubai-based MTK, wins in Belfast.
https://mtkglobal.com/tag/michael-conlan/
MTK, now sponsored by ProCBD. hahahahaha.
Are MTK-promoted fighters still banned by the company from fighting in the Republic of Ireland?
His name is Conlan. It’s even is your url there.
Well, that changes the perspective then.
Just one more example of eoin’s lack of attention to detail in his constant rush to suggest a controversy.
Putting Conlan to one side, I think it’s fair to say there’s plenty of controversy around MTK.
Boxing is always dodgy
The Murder Capital kicked a** at ATN :)
…then I found this :)
https://youtu.be/MLuE7LOA_s0
eoin. Next weeks exercise is “Quality over quantity”
His comments are far more interesting than yours.
Once he makes one that isn’t copied and pasted, we’ll talk, k?
His comments are much more interesting than yours.. Period
Did you just copy and paste your own comment? No wonder you love Eoin.
“are far more..”
“are much more..”
Do try keep up..
And for the third time, eoins comments are far more interesting than yours, so do us a favour and try harder..
Oh nicely done Papi :)
Government publishes 2019 national risk assessment (everything from housing crisis to anti-microbial resistance).
It pulls its punches but it’s clear that Brexit has the potential to bring about the return of violence
“The longer the uncertainty of a no deal scenario persists, the
more political and community relationships
in Northern Ireland would be tested.
Uncertainty around a physical border on the
island could also be expected to become
a focus for dissident republican paramilitary recruitment and activity. Garda and
PSNI authorities have said publicly that any
border infrastructure or personnel would
become targets for dissident republican
paramilitaries and require police or other
protection.
A no deal Brexit also has the potential to
become a focus for increased loyalist paramilitary recruitment and activity, including
in response to dissident republican paramilitary actions and an increased public focus
on a border poll.”
https://merrionstreet.ie/en/News-Room/20190804_National_Risk_Assessment.pdf
If a border poll looks like succeeding (it may be a long time from now), I expect the loyalists to use violators scare the Republic’s voters into rejecting unification. I hope I am wrong.
As the euro tests the 92p level on the foreign exchange markets, the main Brexit-cheerleading British broadsheet says currency depreciation isn’t a bad thing at all.
You see Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe and Venezuela. Nuffin’ to worry about.
Yes. A 2% drop in sterling is pretty much equivalent to 56 BILLION percent inflation.
Now now Cian – Noonanomics don’t cut if i’m afraid. Try again.
Fiscal space..
I just watched a bizarre item on RTÉ News – a Brazilian guy in his late 30s, disguised himself as his 19 year old daughter – he was trying to escape from prison, where he’s serving a 73? years sentence. He had a prosthetic mask – and wig???
Just thought, De Valera – he disguised himself, clearly better?
He had Collins to save him.. No good deed..
Did he? Of course, he did! It wasn’t revealed what the guy had done in Brazil to merit 73 years in prison. Maybe he should have had friends like Michael Collins?
This will no doubt offend the transgender community.
Alright….
Clauvino da Silva was part of the leadership of Red Command, one of the most powerful criminal groups in Brazil that controlled drug trafficking in Rio, according to Brazilian authorities.