Than this.
Damn you Nagle.
Liam Mannix tweetz:
“You don’t see enough anger on headstones these days! St Patrick’s graveyard, Kilkenny.”
Than this.
Damn you Nagle.
Liam Mannix tweetz:
“You don’t see enough anger on headstones these days! St Patrick’s graveyard, Kilkenny.”
Bad news for #Luas passengers: #SIPTU escalates industrial action with 24 hr strikes on 8th and 17th March – St Patricks Day
— Ingrid Miley (@ingridmileyRTE) February 15, 2016
Shnakey.
Previously: Trams Like Us
Mark Stedman/Rollingnews
So about that Euro 2016 ticket allocation….
Fluffybiscuits writes:
Hassle over Ireland tickets on the Republic of Ireland fans forum on Facebook….Some poor sod has paid €350 already for a ticket from a reseller!
Anyone?
Irish Fans Start To Receive Euro 2016 Tickets (Liam Mackey, Irish Examiner)
This afternoon.
At the Concert Hall in University of Limerick.
Ahead of RTÈ One’s Leaders’ Debate tonight.
FIGHT!
SHOUT OVER EACH OTHER!
Meanwhile…
This is how they'll line up for tonight's #GE16 #leadersdebate. Standing positions were picked out of a hat pic.twitter.com/BzoClDVyCQ
— Philip Bromwell (@philipbromwell) February 15, 2016
The debate will being at 9.35pm.
Pics via Philip Bromwell
Direct Democracy Ireland
Green Party
Social Democrats
Fianna Fáil
Renua
People Before profit
FIGHT!
Grainne Faller writes:
Researchers at the Insight Centre for Data Analytics a Science Foundation Ireland funded project bringing together 400 data researchers across the country] have taken all nine party manifestos and, using text analysis, have created a single graphic for each, based on the most frequently used words.
The largest word in each word cloud is the most frequently used. In some cases, like the Green Party, the word is intuitive: green. In others, like Fianna Fáil, less so: service.
The manifesto-crunching exercise is part of the Insight4Elections project [involving a team of researchers University College Dublin and Dublin City University]
Tomorrow the Insight Centre will launch a complete web service for the voter, journalist or candidate who wants to keep a close eye on Twitter trends related to each candidate, their key issues or their newspaper coverage.
For months researchers at the Insight Centre for Data Analytics have watched the engagement of all GE16 candidates, tracking growth in their follower numbers and activity on their Twitter pages.
Using text analysis tools developed by Insight, researchers are tracking key election issues as they emerge on the social networking platform.
Insight Centre for Data Analytics
Meanwhile…
Leaders’ debate wordcloud
By Annie West
‘Add The Day’
A widget/app that will never let you forget.
Developer Cormac Maher writes:
‘Add of the Day’ is a countdown app/widget for Android, but with a difference. It’s designed primarily around holiday countdowns, but can be used for any other sort of event. The user can count down to the big date with a widget that also shows the weather in their destination, and a local webcam image (or regular photos) as the widget backgrounds.
It’s kind of a ground-zero for holiday/event excitement and build up.
You can download and try it here– just add an event with a location and a webcam image (or multiple background images) to see it in its full glory! Reviews welcome.