It’s here!
This afternoon.
Aldi, Kylemore Road, Dublin 12.
Yesterday: Me Auld Flower
Thanks Vanessa
Dublin-based comedian, writer and impressionist Liam Hourican with another ‘character in isolation’.
Liam writes:
Simon Cowell applauds the NHS…
Previously: Liam Hourican on Broadsheet
An application by John Waters and Gemma O’Doherty for permission to bring a challenge against laws introduced due to the Covid-19 pandemic will be heard before a High Court judge next week. pic.twitter.com/FqHWYNLXqM
— Courts News Ireland (@courtsnewsIRL) April 28, 2020
This afternoon.
Earlier…
The Gardai, the judge, the government, the WHO, Bill Gates, the HSE and vaccinations were all blasted, but journalists were a particular target of the two journalists pic.twitter.com/k3Qcq1w5LR
— Stephen Murphy (@SMurphyTV) April 28, 2020
Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters leaving court this morning. She said she wouldn’t talk to “fake news” pic.twitter.com/4Ndvk69ydw
— Dominic McGrath (@McGrathDominic) April 28, 2020
Earlier…
This morning.
The Four Courts, Dublin 1.
Dimitri O’Donnell tweetz:
Major Garda presence outside court 25 at the high court ahead of a hearing by Gemma O’Doherty and John Waters challenging the state’s #COVID19 laws.
More as we get it.
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Niall Breslin is hosting a bi-daily podcast with Spotify will help listeners ‘Wake Up’ and ‘Wind Down
This morning/afternoon.
Songwriter and mental health activist, Niall Breslin has been revealed as the ‘voice of mindfulness’ on Spotify’s new podcast series ‘Wake Up/Wind Down’.
Ian Collins writes:
Available to stream now, the podcast will open and close a listener’s day as part of a Spotify curated playlist called Your Daily Wellness’,
Niall’s latest bi-daily podcast will help listeners ‘Wake Up’ and log into their day by clearing the head before taking part in the chaos of the modern world, while helping to ‘Wind Down’ in the evening by re-framing and settling the mind.
Playlist name: Your Daily Wellness
Podcast name: Wake Up / Wind Down
Hashtag: #wakeupwinddown
St Mary’s Hospital nursing home in Phoenix Park, Dublin where 11 residents have died in the past month, ten of whom who tested positive for Covid-19
Each Sentence Tells A Story (Irish Times Letters)
Previously: “It May Be A Case Of Semantics In Some Instances”
Meanwhile…
Very high numbers of deaths in Craddock House in Naas and in Larchfield Park Nursing Home, Naas. There seems to be no mention of the deaths in the media? Does over 20 deaths in one of them alone not merit a mention? @rtenews @IrishTimes @Independent_ie @VirginMediaNews
— Paul71 (@Paul71) April 27, 2020
This morning.
Garda check point on the M11 near Bray [County Wicklow] this morning, as Gardai continue a major operation to limit public travel ahead of the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Name those jammers, anyone?
A ramp up in Garda checkpoints commenced this morning as Operation Fanacht returns (Evening Echo)
Meanwhile..
Yes, you too.
Dr Tony Holohan, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health at a press briefing last night
Dr Tony Holohan said that a delay in publishing minutes from the National Public Health Emergency Team’s meetings is “just a work load issue”. He said that NPHET is “not resiling from it’s commitment to transparency”, but that publishing the minutes is a “huge job”.
— Fergal Bowers (@FergalBowers) April 27, 2020
Last night.
Meanwhile…
1. Place dictaphone on table.
2. Press start button— Dave Carroll (@davecarroll01) April 27, 2020