A Leave campaigner outside the UK’s House of Commons yesterday

This morning

“It is up to the British authorities today or tomorrow to assess the outcome of this vote and up to the British government to indicate how we are going to take things forward on March 29 to an orderly withdrawal…”

“Now, with this standstill, until we have found a way forward which will see a full majority we won’t be able to move forward, so this is why the future steps must be indicated very clearly … by the British government.”

Michel Barnier EU’s chief Brexit negotiator

Meanwhile…

Brexit at a ‘standstill’ after May’s Commons defeat, says Barnier (The Guardian)

Pic: Getty

Breeda writes:

Spotted this on Merchants Road, Galway. Wondering Is this the 1975 model which, according to wiki … had an engine that produced 84 hp (63KW) with 125 N m (92 ft lbf) torque and weighed 955kg …..

Anyone?

This afternoon.

Molesworth Street, Dublin 2

An enigmatic early arrival to a demonstration outside Leinster House poses mysteriously and later, from a sitting position, deploys a ‘BB’ air gun on a plastic bottle.

Someone needs to have a word.

More as we get it.

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Master of the High Court Ed Honohan

Orla writes:

Why is the mainstream media making a big deal about [Master of the High Court] Ed Honohan breaking internal windows in the courts (for ventilation).

This nothing story (not even novel on a whimsical level) made the front page of the Sunday Times and large parts of Mr Honohan’s interview with Sean O’Rourke [RTE Radio 1] this morning was taken up with it…SOR also seemed to take a swipe at him for [Honohan] involving himself in helping draw up a bill for[FF TD]  John McGuinness in regards to housing…

Am I missing something else here or is this story simply payback for Mr Honohan’s support for housing activists both inside and outside the courts? Pretty sad if this is all they have on him.

Master of High Court defends breaking courtroom windows (RTÉ)

This afternoon.

Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2,

Fianna Fáil TDs, from left: Housing Spokesperson Darragh O Brien and Fianna Fail Finance Spokesperson Michael McGrath and Seanad Leader Catherine Ardagh speak to the media on the plinth about Brexit and scheduled Local Property Tax revaluations likely to arise through out the upcoming Dáil term.

Meanwhile…

This afternoon.

Leinster House, Dublin 2

Labour Party Leader, Brendan Howlin (centre) and members of the Labour Parliamentary Party, Senator Kevin Humphreys (first right), Senator Ged Nash (second right) and Jan O Sullivan speak to the media on the plinth about Brexit and “other” issues.

Leah Farrell/RollingNews

Meanwhile…

This afternoon.

Ceann Comhairle Sean O Fearghaíl grapples with a vintage jalopy during the launch of the Dáil 100 Centenary programme.

Name that make and model, anyone?

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