This is weird. pic.twitter.com/80RyNDUvyR
— ZUBY: (@ZubyMusic) April 27, 2021
Gulp.
Any Van?
Name your jab choon below.
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This morning.
Saint Canice’s Church, Finglas Village, Dublin.
Loved ones, family members and well-wishers celebrate the life of Jennifer Poole, a 24-year old woman who was stabbed during an incident on Saturday, April 17. Her boyfriend Gavin Murphy, 29, was arrested and charged with her murder.
Priming Time
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Some of the most disgraceful audience priming against a guest taking part in good faith by Claire Byrne at #RTEFakeNews. She immediately poisons the well in an attempt to turn the public against her.
“A lot of what she says you’ll know is based on false information” #cblive pic.twitter.com/NJkQEKMWPt— JRD (@JRD0000) April 27, 2021
Last night.
Claire Byrne Live on RTÉ One.
Meanwhile…
I was on Claire Byrne Live last night! A lot of my points were edited out but I got a couple across 😅 https://t.co/EGV2Du6vlH
— jean murray (@jeanandanto) April 27, 2021
Listen to the music.
She’s evil!
Shay Healy presents ‘Ballad Sheet’ (1969)
‘What’s Another Year’
The Life and Times Of Shay Healy.
Grainne MacNeill writes:
To mark the death of Shay Healy, RTÉ is re-airing this one hour documentary from 2014.
For the past five decades Shay Healy has played his part in commenting on many aspects of Irish life. Through his songwriting, journalism, programme making and all round mischief making his has been a unique contribution and continues to be so. Therefore it’s no surprise that celebrated figures from these areas have come together to pay tribute to Shays’ life and times.
They include Booker Prize winner Anne Enright, journalist Ann Marie Hourihan, Riverdance creators John McColgan and Bill Whelan, iconic Irish songwriter Paul Brady, legendary balladeer Paddy Reilly and Johnny Logan.
What’s Another Year on Wednesday at 10:40pm on RTÉ One.
Pic via RTÉ
This afternoon.
Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
Maurice and Phyllis McHugh who lost their only child, Caroline, in the 1981 Stardust disaster protest outside the Dail.
They joined other families calling on the Department of Justice to grant legal aid for inquests into the deaths of their relatives.
Via RTE News:
The matter was raised in the Seanad by Sinn Féin Senator Lynn Boylan who said the legal aid route was not suitable and families should not be means tested as it was causing “huge hurt” and risks sewing division between families.
In response, Minister of State for Public Health Frank Feighan told the Seanad that some families exceed the income limits enforced by the legal aid board….
Call for Stardust families to be granted legal aid for inquests (RTÉ)
Vax Pop
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KN writes:
Spotted these two ratlicking paddies – GAA lads? – taking part in a vaccine vox pop [on the streets of Melbourne, Australia]…@2.13, @2.31 and @6.21…I would like to see them both detained on their return to Ireland.
FIGHT!
Ask Them
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Professor of Epidemiology Carl Heneghan tells Julia there is “no evidence” face masks keep pupils and teachers safe in the classroom:
“Talk to children and ask them what it’s like to wear masks in school. They hate them and find them really difficult”@JuliaHB1 | @carlheneghan pic.twitter.com/31KTJzpKUA
— talkRADIO (@talkRADIO) April 26, 2021
This morning.
This morning.
Dublin Zoo, Phoenix park, Dublin.
Earlier…
‘sup?
This morning.
Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin attends the re-opening of Dublin Zoo.
Meanwhile…
📣 Dublin Zoo is now open 📣
We’re so excited to welcome you all back to Dublin Zoo’s Outdoor Safari Trail today!
Don’t forget to pre-book your tickets, and check out our handy know before you go and FAQ sections online – https://t.co/HYDJPXp0kz
We can’t wait to see you 🐾 pic.twitter.com/ZHp6HfbMPt
— Dublin Zoo (@DublinZoo) April 26, 2021
Helping Mam
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Family 959 and 960.
Via Independent Offaly Councillor Ken Smollen, who delivers food weekly to families in need.
Thanks Breeda
Hic
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This morning.
Along the banks of the Royal Canal
Fine Gael Dublin City Councillor Colm O’Rourke sez:
“Some locals, including myself, have had to clean up along the canal because this issue is getting worse, but it shouldn’t have to be like this – everyone has to play their part, and those who create the mess need to remember that they should take care of that mess. More than anything, personal responsibility is required to tackle this issue. This message, though, hasn’t got across for a lot of people, unfortunately…
Fight!