“Here, will ya meet me mate?”
Jill and Lill Get The Shift.
A new comedy short from ThisContent.
Previously: Jill and Lill Smoke Hash
In ómóis #Azealia s’againne…’Beautiful Inside & Out’!#ancailingaelach #beautifulinsideandout #azealiabanks #uglyirishgirl #uglyirish #azeliabanksireland #IrelandTalks #Ireland pic.twitter.com/xM8sm47p6w
— BLOC (@BLOCTG4) January 24, 2019
Caroline writes:
Azealia Banks discovers her Irish roots as she teams up with @BLOC TG4 in this beautiful ‘lepreachian’ rendition of 212… sit back and enjoy ‘Dó-hAon-Dó’ ….😂🤣🤣😂
Us skinny folk sometimes feel that
Our weight is something we work at
But the boffins say genes
Are the cause, and this means
That there’s no skill in not getting fat
John Moynes
Pic: Allstock
The Fraud And Hope – a painted illusion (commenting on climate change, melting ice and the role of water) painted on the roof of the OK Centre For Contemporary Art in Linz, Austria last year by Iranian muralist Medhi Ghadyanloo.
MORE to folly
As promised here’s the video. Suspect is bearded, cycles a hipster style bike. I’ll be driving that road every day at the same time, I think fate has bound us together and we will meet again.@broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/SvR3hSxgre
— What the Nick! (@NixMixed) January 24, 2019
Beardy.
Fixie.
GUILTY!
It’s Satchelman!
Earlier…
🤯To the prick on 2 wheels that scratched my car whilst I was stopped at lights..I have you on dashcam and I will hunt you down. As soon as I get home I’ll be grabbing that video and plastering it all over the https://t.co/wHTaoJdxYz will pay! #dublin #dublincyclist #bikewanker pic.twitter.com/OfZ05s1QRx
— What the Nick! (@NixMixed) January 24, 2019
To clarify, his satchel was hanging off the back of his bicycle,the buckles on it scraped the car. He knows he did damage as he looked back. And that shot I will be putting online later. @broadsheet_ie
— What the Nick! (@NixMixed) January 24, 2019
Oh.
This morning.
FIGHT!
Honahan has yet to be officially notified of the decision to remove him.#rtept #HowIrelandWorks pic.twitter.com/WMbKluYO6g
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) January 24, 2019
Tonight.
Earlier….
David Hall, from iCare Housing, criticises the removal of summary debt cases from Edmund Honohan, Master of the High Court. The decision was made by Peter Kelly, President of the High Court, the most senior Hight Court judge. pic.twitter.com/pPdXTRmGLY
— Mark Tighe (@marktigheST) January 24, 2019
Earlier…
From top: President of the High Court Justice Peter Kelly; Master of the High Court Ed Honohan
Unpaid internal court ventilation maintenance.
Healthy disdain for the banks.
Humane and empathetic.
He had to go.
Via The Irish Times:
Debt cases are to be removed from the Master of the High Court [Ed Honohan] under a direction signed today by the President of the High Court [Peter Kelly]….
The existing system for dealing with claims for a pure money debt involves a summary summons being issued in the High Court central office. If the debtor seeks to defend that, they enter an appearance. The claimant then proceeds to apply for judgment and that application then comes before the Master who has powers to deal with it himself or send it to the High Court to be dealt with.
Under the new practice direction, the procedure before the Master will be bypassed and summary summonses will be dealt with by a High Court judge.
That’ll learn him.
Debt cases to be removed from Master of the High Court (Irish Times)
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Independents 4 Change TD Mick Wallace in the Dáil earlier this afternoon (top) and later this evening (above)
This afternoon in the Dáil.
Independents 4 Change TD Mick Wallace, among other TDs, raised the financial constraints besetting the Irish Deaf Society – after a quick changing of clothes.
The IDS – which provides services to 50,000 people across Ireland and held an emergency meeting last Saturday – is afraid it will have to close services, and possibly the organisation, due to lack of funding.
Mr Wallace said the IDS is seeking €150,000 so it won’t have to close in March.
The fears of closure come just a year after Irish Sign Language became an official language of the State.
During his contribution, Mr Wallace said:
“Ceann Comhairle, I noticed that you like my unusual shirt and I can tell you that I…I was asked to wear it in solidarity with the people of Malawi by the Irish ambassador to Malawi Gerry Cunningham.
“And I’m wearing it today in solidarity with the people of Malawi but also in solidarity with people, the most special group, the Irish Deaf Society. Please, minister, get the Government to do the right thing.”
Announcement – Update on IDS at risk of closure (Irish Deaf Society)
In Cork
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I believe staff at Cork’s Evening Echo have been told the publication is to become a morning paper, simply known now as the Echo. Change of name after 127 years of publication
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) January 24, 2019
Yikes.
Meanwhile…
Across the water…
New: Sky News reporters have just been told 32 cameras and microphones are being installed all around their newsrooms. Sky News is going to livestream everything that happens in the newsroom online and on a dedicated channel from 5:30am to 10:30pm, calling it “Sky News Raw”.
— Mark Di Stefano 🤙🏻 (@MarkDiStef) January 24, 2019
Well this struck a chord! Some more info from source — It’s a 30th Anniversary project and there will be a special EP looking over the stream before beaming it out.
— Mark Di Stefano 🤙🏻 (@MarkDiStef) January 24, 2019
Source: “so many people have complained that they’re in the newsroom because they don’t want to be in front of the camera. Plus IT’S ONLY GONNA BE FOR ONE DAY”
— Mark Di Stefano 🤙🏻 (@MarkDiStef) January 24, 2019