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This morning/afternoon.
National Archives, Dublin 2.
Members of the media reviewing documents during the annual media preview of State records. Under the thirty year rule, which ensures those in the documents are probably dead by the time they get opened, the records of State from 1991, when Charlie Haughey was Taoiseach – will be made available to the public in January.
Probably more exciting being there.
Name those journalists, anyone?
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No 12 = RTE’s David McCullagh?
Libraries have been hit hard in the pandemic – in fairness it is next to impossible to put your fingers to your lips and go shuss when the paper rustling gets too loud…
Jaysus, history is more and more becoming part of my living memory rather than memorialised or discussed in text books. Let’s see what nuggets 1991 has to offer…!
Frank McNally and David McCullough.
There’s also a lad under the table – that’s Tom McGurk.
Just out of shot, the fella in Montrose who’s started the rest of them saying omnicron, instead of omicron.
Hehehehehehe
On fire today, Theo.
History warriors at work. They’ll stab with their pens.
Aoibhinn beatha an scoláire
Bhíos ag déanamh léinn
Is follas díbh, a dhaoine
Gur dó is aoibhne in Éirinn
Gan smacht rí air ná ruire
Ná tiarna dá tríese
” They’ll stab with their pens.”
= Best / Funniest / CLEVEREST misspelling EVER.