This morning.

Ivy Exchange, Parnell St, Dublin 1.

Damn you, Bezos.

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Meanwhile…

Free Sunday?

A Spooky Cycle organised by the Dublin Cycling Campaign

Meet at Clanna Gael GAA car park, Sean Moore Road, Dublin 4 at 11am.

Mike McKillen writes:

 Join us for a fun and safe spooky Halloween Cycle on the morning of Halloween. Cycle end point: Sandymount Green. Duration and distance: 3km and 75 min. Music, goodies and fun for all kids and prizes for best costumes!

Dublin Cycling Campaign

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s company rebrand has caused a backlash

After copping a whole lot of blame
Mark thought Facebook required a new name
A new start! But this act
Cannot hide the fact
They’ll still profit from lies just the same

John Moynes

Pic: Facebook

Behold: the Tatamel – a folding electric motorbike concept from Japanese startup Icoma.

Classed as a moped, it’s capable of transforming into a small square that can be stowed under a desk and then moved outside on rollers built into the frame. With full front and rear suspension and a 600W motor it’s good for 40km/h and 50km of range. 

uncrate

This afternoon.

He’s pro-life not pro live.

Fight!

Have a moment?

A popular and beloved regular in The Fastnet Irish Bar in Barcelona, Irish expat Ben died tragically in a road traffic accident recently in Spain.

His friend Jessica has set up an online fundraising campaign (at link below) to help cover the cost of bringing his body back.

Rest in peace, Ben.

Help For Our Beloved Ben (GoFundMe)

The Fastnet

From top: Donie Cassidy and Noel Grealish

This afternoon.

Recall Golfgate?

A trial will be held in January with an expected 50 witnesses.

Via RTE News:

Independent TD Noel Grealish, 55, from Carnmore in Galway and former Fianna Fáil senator Donie Cassidy, 76 from The Square, Castlepollard in Westmeath, were summoned before the court.

John Sweeney, 61, owner of the Station House Hotel in Clifden, and his son James, 32, the general manager of the hotel, were also before the court on a similar summons.

The four face a similar summons that on 19 August 2020 they organised, or caused to be organised, an event that contravened a penal provision of a regulation made under Section 31A (1) of the Health Act 1947 as amended, to prevent, limit, minimise or slow the spread of Covid-19.

The offence, contrary to Section 31A(6)(a) and (12) of the Health Act 1947 (as amended by Section 10 of the Health (Preservation and Protection and other Emergency Measures in the Public Interest) Act 2020), is punishable by a fine of up to €2,500 and/or six months in prison.

More than 50 witnesses in trial over golf society dinner (RTÉ)

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