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Previously: Broadsheet on the Telly

The votes are in.

Last week, following my beloved Liverpool FC becoming champions of England after 30 years  and with a €25 Golden Discs voucher as the goal, I asked you for your favourite song by a band or singer from Liverpool.

You answered in your tens.

But there could be only one winner.

Third Place:

Heart As Big As Liverpool by The Mighty Wah

Catherine Vaughan writes:

One of my favourite Liverpudlians (Pete Wylie). I might normally go for Story Of The Blues, but today, it can only be this…

Runner up:

A Day In The Life by The Beatles

YupYup writes:

THE greatest masterpiece has to be the best of Liverpool surely? The epic nature, the switches and ups and downs which lead to the final crescendo and the famous final chords are rather appropriate for all the Liverpool fans breathing one massive 30 year sigh of relief.

Winner:

There She Goes by The La’s

Bertie Blenkinsop writes:

I loved this song since before Liverpool won the League last time and I still love every single note of it, a lost genius Lee Mavers

Thanks all.

Last week: Win Nick’s Voucher

Golden Discs

Peter Mark (left) and Peter Marks (right)

Yesterday.

Meanwhile…

This morning

UPDATE:

This evening.

He likes us.

Privatise it, they said.

Yesterday: England’s privatised water firms paid £57bn in dividends since 1991 (Sandra Laville, The Guardian)

Previously: Fergal Sharkey’s Mission To Save Our Chalk Stream

Affinity Water?

Fergal Sharkey?

Chalk Streams?

Pic: Richard Saker/ The Observer

This afternoon.

Leinster House, Dublin 2.

Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald leads out her party’s new front bench. To wit:

Party Leader Mary Lou McDonald
Deputy Party Leader and Spokesperson on Finance Pearse Doherty
Spokesperson on Public Expenditure and Reform Mairéad Farrell
Enterprise, Trade and Employment Louise O’Reilly
Health David Cullinane
Housing, Local Government and Heritage Eoin Ó Broin
Agriculture and the Marine Matt Carthy
Justice Martin Kenny
Social Protection, Community and Rural Development and the Islands Claire Kerrane
Climate Action, Communications Networks and Transport Darren O’Rourke
Media, Tourism, Art, Culture and Sports Imelda Munster
Children, Disability, Equality and Integration Kathleen Funchion
Education Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire
Higher Education, Innovation and Science Rose Conway-Walsh
Foreign Affairs & Defence John Brady

Chief Whip Pádraig Mac Lochlainn
Úrlabhraí Gaeilge, Gaeltachta, Ealaíne agus Cultúir Aengus Ó Snodaigh

FIGHT!

Earlier: Worth A Troy

First time Sinn Féin TDs feature on front bench (RTÉ)

Meanwhile…O’Neill rejects calls to step aside during social distance inquiry

Rollingnews

 

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