Carlosfandango writes:
The VAN (see comments)…
Earlier…
This morning.
Unidentified location, Dublin
Carlosfandango writes:
Young man, clearly in training for the Tour De France, takes photo of delivery van parked in bicycle lane just after whizzing through red lights at pedestrian crossing…Beautiful.
Julia explodes at Labour’s Shadow Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds after he implies she is “anti-vax”.
Julia: “How dare you! I’m so fed up of that. I’m asking you to produce scientific evidence for a policy and you’ve accused me of being anti-vax.”@JuliaHB1 | @jreynoldsMP pic.twitter.com/kIumVJmXgN
— talkRADIO (@talkRADIO) January 19, 2022
This morning.
UK’s Talk Radio.
FIGHT!
France Anti Pandemic BS The People throw their TVs, into the front yard of a Politicians House… Every Message Counts pic.twitter.com/eHi11wrW2o
— (@risemelbourne) January 18, 2022
Imelda May again?
The Govt will meet Friday to decide on easing Covid restrictions and will give clarity at that point, the Taoiseach has said.
Micheál Martin said they had to be mindful of disease levels but said ‘we can be optimistic about the medium term’ | Read more: https://t.co/VPlxALIXBf pic.twitter.com/BN7wtiPvvK
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 19, 2022
This morning.
Dublin Castle. Dublin 2.
Earlier: Heavy Lifting
Workers at the British arm of Denis O’Brien’s Actavo [formerly Siteserv, a company bought by O’Brien under shady circs from the State, and subject of a state inquiry] protest at Celtic match over pay and conditions. O’Brien owns a substantial shareholding in the club. pic.twitter.com/Dwe4YfNHbg
— nwl (@nwl88444048) January 19, 2022
Och.
Previously: How The Deal Was Done: Siteserv Timeline
Private Eye.
On shelves tomorrow.
Thanks Bernard
Minister Eamon Ryan has said he expects to see restrictions start to be lifted from the end of next week.
He said ‘advance notice’ could be given after a Cabinet meeting this Friday | Read more: https://t.co/3y1pdWdAOB pic.twitter.com/u5ShQ5IYgY
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 19, 2022
This morning.
The Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications and Transport Eamon Ryan (top) has said he did not believe the Government will decide to immediately remove some restrictions today and it is more likely that people will be given advance notice about any changes on Friday.
However…
Minister Eamon Ryan has said he does not believe that mask wearing ‘needs to be immediately withdrawn’.
He said it ‘hasn’t been as big an imposition as some of the other restrictions’ for a lot of people | Read more: https://t.co/3y1pdWdAOB pic.twitter.com/hfWzR5HGup
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 19, 2022
Ah now.
Bono gets “embarrassed” listening to U2’s songs and dislikes the name of the band
The fellow who sings in U2
Says what he does not like to do
Is hear his own work
So he can’t be a berk
As I reckon that this must be true
More to follow.
We should aim for COVID Zero https://t.co/UFXpNnIpF6
— Sam McConkey (@SamuelMcConkey1) July 19, 2020
On our current trajectory we are heading for 5000 cases each day in Dublin by end of October. Sadly, 0.5 to 1% of those may die of it: 25 to 50 people daily, based on our past experiences, and many others will get sick. So change is needed again in my view. pic.twitter.com/UFb9EKVx21
— Sam McConkey (@SamuelMcConkey1) September 14, 2020
Great news, the vaccines work. See how very very few of over 65year in Ireland got SARS CoV2 in last 2 weeks. https://t.co/AE5XyAZFSZ
— Sam McConkey (@SamuelMcConkey1) June 13, 2021
Um.
KN writes:
Sam’s prescience… He may not be an expert in gender relations, but he sure knows his way around a pandemic…
Ah here.
Yesterday: Say It Again, Sam
