Morgan Kelly Says Cost Of Debt Forgiveness ‘Not Enormous’ (Genevieve Carberry, Irish Times)
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It’s a long way from touch-screen Apples.
More from John Gibson’s hypnotically addictive collection of “forgotten Dublin” images, now on the Facebook.
We were so poor at Christmas ma used to draw a tree on the wall with chalk.
Happy days.
Haunting Images taken during the last 24 hours at IFO 1 refugee camp in Dadaab on the Kenyan/Somalian border in Africa, where Goal and other agencies are working.
Thousands of men women and children are trying to flee the famine in Somalia, caused by the worst drought in 60 years.
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
They’ve found a 10-year-old interview in Magill where he gets up and does a rumba.
KIDDING.
It was the ch-cha-cha.
No, seriously. Matt Cooper Brian Crowley MEP and champion of disabled rights has announced his intention to seek the Fianna Fail nomination to stand run compete for the Park.
Crowley Seeks FF Presidential Nomination (RTE)
Brian Crowley MEP
(Photocall Ireland)
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The Minister for Justice has said that a recording of gardaí making remarks of a sexually suggestive and disturbing nature at a Corrib protest in Mayo was tampered with.
The recording was made following the arrest of two women at a protest against the Corrib pipeline in Co Mayo. It was revealed today that the five gardaí – who were disciplined and investigated following the release of the recording – will not face criminal charges.
Shell to Sea says it does not accept the recording was tampered with.
Spokesperson Caoimhe Kerins has said other academic files were removed from the disc before it was handed to the Garda Ombudsman, but the entire file for that day was made available.
Corrib Recording Was Tampered With (RTE)
Previously: Corrib Garda: Give Me Your Name And Address Or I’ll Rape You.”
Vimeo clip: Mayo Policing
“The charity also confirmed that actor Liam Neeson has decided not to undertake a trip to Mozambique with the charity, because of his dissatisfaction of the dismissal. Nor will Vanessa Redgrave take part in a benefit for UNICEF, planned for the Grand Canal Theatre in Dublin in September.”
UNICEF Defends Dismissal Of Verwoerd (RTE)
What say you, UNICEF Ireland Ambassador Ryan Tubridy?
Earlier: UNICEF Spend 2k A Day To Handle Sacking Crisis
(RTE/Photocall Ireland)
“One cannot but feel some sympathy for Melanie Verwoerd who has not seen much justice in past months. Ms Verwoerd was first of all treated as the woman ‘on the side’ by Gerry Ryan who reputedly bequeathed nothing to her.
She has now been sacked by UNICEF because of the publicity surrounding Ryan’s death. If Ms Verwoerd is feeling angry, she has good reason to do so. As the ‘secondary’ woman in Ryan’s life, her personal investment in the relationship was, I am sure, far from being second best. UNICEF has now punished her further for this personal investment. A woman’s heart is her undoing in what is still very much a man’s world!”
Dr Florence Craven
Maynooth, Co Kildare
Irish Independent Letters
Earlier: Melanie Bites Back
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Amy Winehouse Found Dead In London Flat (NME)
Often sublime:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4L9-AvjsB6g
Over futile odds
And laughed at by the gods
And now the final frame
Love is a losing game.
Love is A Losing Game (self-penned, 2007).
(Pic: Harper’s)
The ’27 Club’ (Wikipedia)


A lone “blond gunman/bomber” or an ‘Al Qaeda massacre’?
From MSNBC:
Norwegian television reported early Saturday that the suspect in the twin attacks Friday that killed at least 16 people is a 32-year-old Norwegian farmer.
TV2, the country’s largest broadcaster, identified him as Anders Behring Breivik, 32, describing him as a member of “right-wing extremist groups in eastern Norway.”
Government business records list a man named Anders Behring Breivik, age 32, as sole director of a company called Breivik Geofarm. In the records, the company says its business is the “growing of vegetables, melons, roots and tubers” and reports that it has 790 employees.
Investigators said the attacker may have had accomplices, The Telegraph reported.
Terrorism experts had cautioned against assuming that the violence — a massive explosion that killed seven people in the capital, Oslo, followed by a shooting spree at a political youth conference on Utoya island in nearby Buskerud, which police said killed at least nine more — was the work of al-Qaida or another international terrorist group. They said the attacks could simply have been the actions of a disturbed individual.















