Brian Rowan tweetz:
Part of the Finance Paper circulated in Talks
Bloody spongers. Good times. Earlier: Anything Good In The Belfast Telegraph?
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Triple Oscar-winning actor Sir Daniel Day-Lewis receives his knighthood from the Duke of Cambridge during an investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Friday.
CHRISTY!
NOOOOO!
Time to restart my FundIt to hire Glenda Gilson to kick Johnny Ronan in the balls again. pic.twitter.com/UCxZfG2ufN
— Donal O’Keeffe (@Donal_OKeeffe) November 14, 2014
He’s back, baby.
‘Neur we to judge?
Ronan on verge of Nama exit backed by $20bn US fund (Tom Lyons, Irish Times)
Previously: Rooney, Ronan, Rosanna And Glenda: That Weekend Love Rectangle In Full
Roselawn Cemetery and Crematorium, outside Belfast
Almost two tonnes of metal has been collected from the ashes of cremated bodies in Northern Ireland over the last four years as part of a recycling scheme, but bereaved families were not told, The Detail can reveal.
Precious metals including jewellery, gold teeth and fillings, as well as metal hips and nails from coffins are routinely collected from the site of Northern Ireland’s only crematorium in a process that began in 2010.
The materials are shipped to the Netherlands where a specialist company sorts the metals, with some being re-used in the construction of objects as diverse as road signs and aircraft engines.
Recycled material, it’s all relative.™
Bumped into Pearse Doherty TD also in the corridor. A courteous hello was exchanged. Forgot to mention ‘unfounded and untrue’. Next time.
— Mairia Cahill (@mairiac31) November 11, 2014
Maíria Cahill spent the day in Leinster House answering questions and talking about the wider issue of abuse.
A Dáil debate is scheduled today from 2:30 pm regarding allegations of sexual abuse by members of the republican movement arising from the Maíria Cahill case.
Watch it live here.
Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland
Adam Gilmour, 8, was confirmed dead this afternoon following a road traffic accident involving a Peugeot car this morning in Cloughmills, Co Antrim.
The October 20 letter (above) Jim Allister MLA sent to NEELB (North Eastern Education and Library Board) on behalf of the Gilmour family and the subsequent letter of acknowledgement.
An 18 year old male has been arrested following the incident.
Cloughmills: Boy, 8, dead after car strikes family of seven (BBC News NI)
Bill O’Herlihy and Frank Flannery
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The first instalment of the Flannery Files has arrived.
28 minutes of Frank Flannery’s thoughts on the State of the Nation.
Fightzzzzzzzzz
Previously: Outside The Tent
Garda Inspectorate publishes report highlighting “serious failures” in criminal investigations #TV3News pic.twitter.com/BAIsSwJM5f
— Brian O’Donovan (@BrianODTV3) November 11, 2014
Garda inspectorate Report finds in 83% of cases reclassified, reclassification resulted in a crime moving to a less serious offence — RTÉ News (@rtenews) November 11, 2014
Garda Report: A large number of incidents were moved to the non-crime category of Attention and Complaints
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) November 11, 2014
Garda Report: Some gardaí had negative attitudes towards domestic violence by referring to calls as ‘problematic’ and a ‘waste of resources’ — RTÉ News (@rtenews) November 11, 2014
Garda Report: Of 2,195 crimes reported, 946 on PULSE as detected – Meaning 43% detection rate. Inspectorate’s view is correct rate is 26%
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) November 11, 2014
Read the Garda Inspectorate’s 489-page report in full here.
They’re back, baby.
So much for decommissioning.
The site is registered to a Justin Conboy.
Continuity PDs or the Real PDs?
Anyone?
Thanks Seán O’Reilly
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Limerick TD Patrick O’Donovan (Fine Gael) asked the new chairperson of the Road Safety Authority Liz O’Donnell at a meeting of the Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications earlier for her opinion on the increase of penalty points from two to three and if she thought the penalty was disproportionate.
If that’s the deputy’s attitude, what’s the point?
Name the O’Donnell jammer anyone?
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)