One of the 34 deer culled in the Phoenix Park this this afternoon. The Office of Public Works says it needs to keep numbers of the animals down to “lower the risk of disease and road accidents in the park”. The animals were sold to a game dealer “approved by the Department of Agriculture”.
Is it necessary to kill them? Could they not be relocated to other areas of Ireland, or even abroad? Seems to fly in the face of all the park stands for to kill some of its native residents. I hope the dogs in the Áras don’t over populate.
— Colm Connaughton (@ColmConnaughton) January 9, 2019
Anyone?
Into Europe
atSocial Democrat Dublin City Councillor Gary Gannon
As revealed by Dan Boyle last week.
Social Democrat Dublin City Councillor Gary Gannon will contest the European Elections in May if selected by his party….
Mr Gannon said he would contest the local elections even if he was chosen to run for Europe. He said the party would co-opt someone on to the council should he be successful in both election
Meanwhile…
Fuck Europe Gary serve your community . https://t.co/4p6dU09aG5
— Eamon Melia (@EamonMelia) January 9, 2019
FIGHT!
Gary Gannon seeks Social Democrats nomination to run in Europe (Irish Times)
Last Week: Dan Boyle: Europe Europe
Thecla was sitting at home on New Year's Eve when she got a knock on the door. It was Transport Minister Shane Ross, wishing her a Happy New Year. At 8.45pm. "I don't think he should be calling around in the dark," Thecla tells @joeliveline #liveline pic.twitter.com/fd6lmDdomR
— Liveline (@rteliveline) January 9, 2019
Good times.
A minimalist allegory about life itself by Iring Freytag and Viktor Stickel which:
…tells the story of a child who has to leave its hut in order to find firewood in the cold world. The search becomes a life task.
This morning/afternoon.
Convention Centre, Dublin 1
The First day of the Pendelum Summit – leadership in business conference – featuring, from top: street artist Erik Wahl, rugby coach Stuart Lancaster, self-help coach Marshall Goldsmith, comedienne Ruby Wax and actor Colin Farrell.
Meanwhile…
Hello you.
Sean Gallagher at the Summit.
Fiachra Ó Connaith tweetz:
A picture speaks a thousand words – striking cartoon in today’s @thetimesIE





































