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Sarah Carey.
Sitting in for Vincent.
Yes. We know.
Very S. Carey.
(uploaded by squidlimerick. Passed on by PT – thanks)
Author Archives: Aaron McAllorum
Ever wonder: What the fuck does ‘passive-aggressive’ actually mean?
Suggestion: download Pat Kenny’s interview with John Gormley, which has just finished on the wireless.
You will possibly agree with a lot of what Gormley says.
But you will dislike him so much that you will quickly take an opposite position.
And start SHOUTING at his voice.
As Nat, who is on fire at the moment, so wisely put it: “He literally tore himself a new one.”
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Bono! Dev! Lemass! Dev! Bono again! James Joyce! Twice! A leprechaun! U2! That’d be Bono again!
CLICK the ARROW. It’s a history of modern Ireland recorded by Time Magazine.
A gift from us. We had a little time on our hands. Lolz.
UPDATED: Now with extra covers (Nat forget to upload four from earlier on).
“So am I, etc., etc.”
Random quote from Morning Ireland scribbled down by a semi-conscious listener.
Dara Calleary, above: “Well the detractors said we’d overpay for the NAMA loans. But the discount has been up to 61% in some cases. That’ll show ’em.”
Cathal Mac Coille: “Eh…doesn’t that mean that we end up paying more to Anglo for the resultant loan losses?”
Dara Calleary: “Ummmm…..well, yes.
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Twink! Flo! Hughes! Mooney! Koster! Benson! Names! We remembered some of their names.
CLICK the ARROW and see if you can help us out.
Bonus for spotting Ozzy Osbourne’s son (tho one who’s not Jack). Clue: implausible girlfriend.
(Photocall Ireland)
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Just not our government.
These (CLICK the ARROW) are pix from Nick Gleis, who photographs the pimped-up private jets belonging to heads of state and dictators around the world.
Nick’s on the shortlist for this year Brighton’s international photography festival.
And since you asked, this is where Mary Harney sleeps when they’re ferrying her to Dunnes and back.
(via Telegraph)
Again. WHAT?
at
Look. It’s not everyday you celebrate a month online.
In Broadsheet years – cos we upload every 15 minutes – that’s about two years.
What?
They’re going to start blaming us at this rate
WHAT?
at
A credit rating downgrade usually makes borrowing more expensive for a country, and the interest rate demanded by investors to lend to Ireland rose. By lunchtime today, the yield on Irish 10-year bonds had climbed to 5.59%, around 3.4 percentage points above the German equivalent.
Right. Thanks.
In a way you could say Ireland Inc. is now Ireland (Very) Ltd.
Oh. Thanks
Don’t mention it.