Declan Rice
Rice.
No Paddy.
Declan Rice to pledge his international future to England – EXCLUSIVE (Daily Star)
Pic RTÉ
Ruairí McKiernan tweetz:
Cherish the children?
Last night in Direct Provision…
A testimony from Knockalisheen centre on outskirts of Limerick. Similar happening all over Ireland. This must end.
This morning.
Little Britain Street, Dublin.
Orla writes:
The end of the line for ’13 euro tattoos’ at the Heartbreak Social Club [tattoo parlour] around the corner on Capel Street…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbe7w_bd0G8
Last night.
In the first of a new series of shows broadcast on YouTube looking at corruption in Ireland, Gemma O’Doherty (top) chatted with Cork City Councillor Diarmaid Ó Cadhla (above left) about the birth of a new movement to challenge the status quo and with mother Yvonne Hollidge (above right) about the HPV vaccine.
The show can be viewed in its entirety above.
Full Closure
atSgt Maurice McCabe
The Irish Examiner understands Sergeant McCabe met Assistant Commissioner Fintan Fanning at the weekend and applied to retire. As he has served the requisite 30 years, he is entitled to retire on a full pension.
His application was accepted and will come into effect from 12am.
His retirement comes three weeks after publication of the Disclosures Tribunal report in which Judge Peter Charleton described the Cavan-based sergeant as having done the state “considerable service”.
Maurice McCabe retires after 30 years on force (Michael Clifford, irish Examiner)
Rollingnews
Meanwhile…
For the first time, and exclusively for @rte, Maurice and Lorraine McCabe will tell their personal story in a two-part documentary, Whistleblower: The Maurice McCabe Story, to be broadcast on @RTEOne across consecutive nights on 12 and 13 November #MauriceMcCabe @KatieGHannon pic.twitter.com/h6wB45uooh
— RTÉ Press Office (@RTEPress) October 31, 2018
https://twitter.com/Marina_Sirtis/status/1057395668640284674
Marina ‘Commander Deanna Troi‘ Sirtis gets her illustrated manuscript on.
(Thanks Squid)
There’s a long night ahead, I’m afraid,
For the staff of our fine Fire Brigade
As pallets and tyres
Are thrown onto fires
And stupid behaviour displayed.
John Moynes










