Miller’s Pizza Kitchen, Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 2
Miller’s pizza on Baggot St this eve, a man came in, said ‘I’m homeless, I’m cold and I’m hungry. Would you have any leftovers I could take with me?’ The waiter took a pen and said, ‘Take a seat. What can I get you?’ That’s how easy it is not to turn someone away.
— sonya kelly (@sonyakelly06) February 1, 2020
Saturday.
Mmf.
Data shows Australian millennials and Gen Xers were having slightly less sex in their teenage years than Gen Z is today
It’s a question that’s bound to perplex:
Are young people having less sex?
All good data show
That the short answer’s “no”
But the long answer‘s rather complex
John Moynes
Pic: iStock
MORE to follow.
This afternoon.
Following a serious spike in city centre spills, The Dublin Cycling Campaign has mapped out (above) the locations of reported falls.
It shows many are occurring in the vicinity of large construction sites including The National Children’s Hospital site in Kilmainham, the new Technical University of Dublin (formerly DIT) campus in Grangegorman and Broadstone, as well as multiple major construction sites in the Docklands area.
Dublin Cycling Campaign spokesman said:
“Our hypothesis is that heavy vehicles travelling to and from these construction sites are depositing dirt and oil on our streets.
The lack of rain could have led to a build-up of these hazardous materials, creating greasy slicks in many areas.”
Dublin Cycling Campaign is advising people to take additional care on the following routes:
All along the Liffey Quays, between Heuston Station and the Tom Clarke Bridge
North Circular Road
South Circular Road
All streets running alongside the Grand Canal
The Docklands area, especially in the vicinity of construction sites
All street adjacent to the National Children’s Hospital Site/St. James’ Hospital
All along Gardiner Street, and continuing onto Dorset Street Upper & Lower Drumcondra Road.
Had a spill?
Report it here.
Meanwhile…
“As a general rule, if the cycle network is not safe for a child to cycle on their own, then it fails to meet the required standard” – see more of our #Cycling Manifesto for #GE2020, launched this morning by @1GaryGannon and @SarahDurcan https://t.co/NgUATZTuN0 pic.twitter.com/KvuhhI9qzi
— Social Democrats (@SocDems) February 2, 2020
Sinn Fein’s General Election 2020 Manifesto launch outside Temple Bar Gallery, Dublin last week
The latest Business Post/Red C poll is likely to cause panic in the ranks of Fine Gael as it sees its support ebb away ahead of next Saturday’s election, writes @obraonain. #GE2020https://t.co/1P3njkxeAN
— Business Post (@businessposthq) February 2, 2020
CONFIRMED – POLL
Red C/Business PostFianna Fáil 24% (-2%)
Sinn Fein. 24% (+5%)
Fine Gael 21% (-2%)
Independents 12% (-2%)
Green 7% (-1%)
Labour 5% (+1%)
Social Democrats 3% (-)
Solidarity PBP 1% (-1%)
Aontú 2% (+1%)
Other 1% +1%#GE2020— Seán Defoe (@SeanDefoe) February 2, 2020
Tonight/this morning.
We knew this day would come.
FIGHT!
Earlier…
I will never go into government with Sinn Féin. I asked my team if they would and they answered unequivocally.
Micheál Martin cannot say the same about his front bench. pic.twitter.com/zEoKqpIgQO
— Leo Varadkar (@LeoVaradkar) February 1, 2020
Beggars can be choosers.
Yesterday: Interesting Times
This afternoon.
Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
Meanwhile…
Meanwhile…
Nazi Boy in Dublin today. pic.twitter.com/XfRBhUrgBJ
— The Beacon (@TheBeaconIrl) February 1, 2020
Heil-o you.
From top: Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin and Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald
Election 2020: Poll shows Sinn Féin heading for second place as Fine Gael falters #GE2020 https://t.co/1lNaMk67ae
— Ben Haugh (@BenHaugh) February 1, 2020
Tonight.
Via The Times Ireland edition
The poll carried out by Panelbase is the latest to place Fianna Fáil in pole position, at 23 per cent, with only a week to go before the election next Saturday. Mary Lou McDonald’s party is the second most popular, at 21 per cent, followed by Fine Gael on 19 per cent.
Meanwhile…
Varadkar’ s FG, campaigning on anti-British “small Country” ticket down 7 points. https://t.co/b2oQZEcQbF
— Andrew Neil (@afneil) February 1, 2020
FIGHT!
JUST IN: Bells ring over Downing Street as Britain officially leaves the European Union, following years of debate and discord over Brexit. https://t.co/w6EaCQpbDM pic.twitter.com/3mFNDOcbCg
— ABC News (@ABC) January 31, 2020
“This is the greatest moment”.
Nigel Farage, the former head of UKIP, speaks to a roaring crowd of partygoers in Parliament Square in London on Brexit Night.
Read more: https://t.co/HeVrAdywCj pic.twitter.com/Poc3Tvlrwr
— ITV News (@itvnews) January 31, 2020
Tonight.
Mmf.
Meanwhile…
Good bye & good luck to my friends in the UK. History is changing course tonight. I hope we can make the new realities work. Despite all that has happened through BREXIT so far, we will miss you in the EU as a close friend and ally. 🇬🇧🇪🇺🇮🇪
— Simon Coveney (@simoncoveney) January 31, 2020
Earlier…
Parliament Square, Westminster, London, UK, Europe.
Brexit: countdown to the UK’s departure from the EU – live news (Guardian)
Pics: Getty
Earlier…..
This is the moment the Union Flag 🇬🇧 was removed from the EU Council building in Brussels ahead of #Brexit.
Follow #BrexitDay live here: https://t.co/n2ud5WZMrr pic.twitter.com/3eztEMsqpI
— Sky News (@SkyNews) January 31, 2020
In silence outside the EU parliament the Union flag is lowered and replaced with an EU flag 🇬🇧 to 🇪🇺 pic.twitter.com/TaaGNUWfQy
— Nicola Bartlett (@NicolaRBartlett) January 31, 2020
