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And all we got was this pithy exchange:

 David Drumm: “Leave now!”

Charlie Bird: “Okay, thank you very much.”

Pity.

Charlie back to stand-in for Marian (Melanie Finn, Herald.ie)

But will they or their children be able to even afford face paint?

Good morning from everyone at Broadsheet. We had a brilliant weekend.

Never mind chalky residue. We’re still trying to rub off the stamp from Howl At The Moon on Saturday!

If you’re like us you’re probably holding a copy of The Irish Times Magazine right now. It’s full of brilliant interviews with fascinating people (and the odd power-starved megalomaniac), articles that make you think and practical tips on gardening, cheese and Canasta.

Few babies make it onto its hallowed cover. So you can imagine why Louise Fitzgerald (above left, ) might have woken up this morning with a spring in her crawl. A cover and still only eight-months-old! Even if she did have to share it with two boys: Arlo McGurk (six months), the dazed little fellow in the centre, and Anton Schroeder (eight months).

Then, if you can, picture how her sweet, adorable, face must have fallen when she saw this:

Moral: Never trust boys. Itchy feet can wait. And when they say your poo doesn’t smell, something bad is going to happen.

Babies At The Box Office (Anna Carey, Irish Times)

(If you are new to the site have a trawl through our extensive archive and we hope to meet you as we trudge the road of happy destiny – every weekday)

It’s funny because there is a ‘horse whisperer’ in town attending the ‘Horse’ Show and they are ‘whispering hoarsely’. Oh, and the little worm is saying ‘Stubborn as a mule’. Which is like a small ‘horse’.

Now that’s political satire.