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At 2pm.
A demonstration will take place – calling for an end to the system of Direct Provision – at the Garden of Remembrance on Parnell Square, Dublin 1.
All welcome.
End Direct Provision Demo
Update:
“I fled Zimbabwe. I heard Ireland was a country of freedom. I want to work, I want to contribute but I’ll never know when I’ll be free.” #EndDP rally in Dublin pic.twitter.com/rJ6f0bhru9
— Richard Chambers🎙 (@newschambers) November 18, 2017
#enddirectprovision #enddp pic.twitter.com/NjZ3FBEARW
— M Ní Raghallaigh (@MuireannNiR) November 18, 2017
This afternoon.
More as we get it.
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Fine Gael has accepted resignation from Barry Walsh who says he deeply regrets some of his online comments #iestaff via @McConnellDaniel pic.twitter.com/by2sioNltW
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) November 17, 2017
Life’s a bitch thing.
*breaks lance*
Yesterday: Kiss Your Mother With That Mouth?
This afternoon.
Dublin International Mountjoy St, Inns Quay, Dublin 7
Stephen Hanlon writes:
I guess Dublin International Hostel are celebrating Justice League in their own unique way!
Update:
The #JusticeLeague is officially being released in #Irish cinemas today. Definitely one we’ll be going to see this weekend.
To celebrate, we decided to channel our inner #geek and get creative with the #bathroom signs in our Dublin International Hostel. pic.twitter.com/a8J8yeceep
— Hostels in Ireland (@HiIreland) November 17, 2017
Screech.
This afternoon.
Dublin Castle, Dublin 2
Martin Dunne, Director of the HSE National Ambulance Service and Minister for Health Simon Harris (middle pic) review some of the 91 vehicles the National Ambulance Service has introduced into its services during 2017.
They include a range of energy efficient emergency care vehicles, including solar panelled ambulances.
Needs more trolleys.
Fight!
Also: name that bike, anyone?
Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland
For your consideration.
The School.
Gareth Naughton writes:
The School is a mockumentary from Cork based comedy group CCCahoots, the team behind the popular RTÉ Storyland series (R)onanism, and follows the trials of a brand new school principal as he deals with a disruptive teacher and a school secretary with a crush on him while preparing for the annual Nativity play.
In an RTÉ first, the entire series of brand new mockumentary, The School will be available exclusively on RTÉ Player prior to broadcast on RTÉ2.
Viewers will have the opportunity to binge on the complete box-set from today, six days in advance of episode one being shown on Thursday, 23rd November at 10.35pm on RTÉ2.
Watch here