Curlydena tweetz:
Nice example of some #everydaysexism here. Imagine! A woman being in charge of something.
Woman to head all-Ireland inland navigation authority (Irish Times)
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Right so.
Meanwhile, from the Sunday People…
Okay, we’ve finished Sunday’s cover – tell us what you think… pic.twitter.com/5EmqLenjBC
— The Sunday People (@thesundaypeople) July 30, 2013
(Minister for the Environment and Carlow-Kilkenny TD Phil Hogan alongside Taoiseach and Castlebar native Enda Kenny)
Irish Water needs offices in Castlebar and Kilkenny why?
— Ronan Lupton (@ronanlupton) July 31, 2013
An Taoiseach Enda Kenny welcomed the news that one of the Irish Water offices would be located in Castlebar. “I welcome the decision by Irish Water to locate one of their eight regional offices in Castlebar. This particular office will, together with others in Cavan and Donegal, help to increase the efficiency of the provision of water services right across the Connacht/Ulster region. This is about creating a world-class water system for Ireland and Castlebar is now set to be positioned at the heart of that,” he said.
Castlebar location for one of eight Irish Water offices (Edwin McGreal, Mayo News)
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Nick Sutton, Mike Hogan 4FM, Barry Duggan, Aidan Ellis and Joe Donnelly
Metro Sexton
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Sexton : “C’est très important d’apprendre le français, je fais les efforts, je veux m’intégrer, et la langue est importante en cela”
— Racing Metro 92 (@RacingMetro92) July 30, 2013
Johnathan Sexton being presented to the media in Paris this afternoon.
We don’t know what he is saying but it sounds beautiful.
Via Racing Metro 92
Think I could be in trouble now…just told a listener on air to go F**k herself, when she said she’s making a complaint about me! Oops!!!
— Adrian Kennedy (@AdrianFKennedy) July 29, 2013
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More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Cróna Esler, Enda Cunningham, Darragh Clifford, Nick Sutton, Barry Duggan, Mike Hogan 4FM and Joe Donnelly
Former Taoiseach Brian Cowen arrives at Áras an Uachtaráin in an Office of Public Works minibus for the Council of State meeting on the Protection Of Life During Pregnancy Bill.
Pics via Gavan Reilly and Brian O’Donovan
Stone has been in prison since an attack at Stormont in 2006, when he was found guilty of attempting to murder Sinn Féin members Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness.
Stone had previously failed in a bid to get his conviction overturned, claiming the incident was “performance art“.
He will now serve the 18 years remaining on his 30 year sentence for the Milltown attack, after he completes his 16 year sentence for the assassination bid on the nationalist politicians.
Milltown killer Michael Stone to serve rest of term (BBC News NI)