Taoiseach meets Gerry Adams in Sligo. Brief exchange of pleasantries follows… #GE16 pic.twitter.com/FzO4ytjHbH
— Pat McGrath (@patmcgrath) February 10, 2016
Pat McGrath tweetz:
Like two ships that pass in the night… Taoiseach arrives at Sligo hotel, as Gerry Adams departs…
And later…
Taoiseach meets Gerry Adams in Sligo. Brief exchange of pleasantries follows…
Upper Abbey Street, Dublin 1 this morning.
(Thanks Oisín)
Meanwhile…
Ah here.
Crumlin, Dublin 12 yesterday.
Mark Stedman/Rollingnews
1916 on RTÉ One at 9.35pm.
Gareth Naughton writes:
“Narrated by Liam Neeson, 1916 places the Irish Rising in its European and global contexts as anti-colonialism found its voice in the wake of the First World War. It explores the crucial role of the United States and of Irish America in both the lead up to and the aftermath of the events.”
YIKES!
Tom Sheppard tweetz:
“Politicians have officially run out of things to put their face on.”
Meanwhile…
For those asking is this for real it was handed through my car window this morning in traffic… #GE16 pic.twitter.com/kDW2aD5kwH
— Rick O'Shea (@rickoshea) February 10, 2016
UPDATE:
Forget Wet Wipes – I got what I really needed…a Table Stabilizer. Thank you #FG #GE16 @breakingnews pic.twitter.com/pmgURI3Tzq
— Rav (@Ravioyla) February 10, 2016
A new Red C/Paddy Power poll for RTÉ Radio One’s Today with Seán O’Rourke show published this morning.
RTÉ reports:
Today’s Paddy Power/Red C poll surveyed over 1,000 voters and was conducted between 4 February and 8 February, the first few days of the campaign.
The findings show: Fine Gael at 30%, down 1 compared to the last Red C on Sunday. Labour at 8% (-2), Fianna Fáil at 18% (+1), Sinn Féin on 17% (no change), Green Party 2% (no change) and Independents/ Others at 25% (+2).
Poll suggests slip in support for Govt parties (RTÉ)
Pic: RTE
What you may need to know:
1. Yes, really.
2. For the benefit of those too young to remember, Eddie “The Eagle” Edwards was a British ski jumper who came last at the 1988 Winter Olympics. It was a thing for about two weeks back in the day.
3. At one point Edwards held the British ski jumping record. Which is kind of like holding the record for beach volleyball in Mongolia.
4. Directed by Dexter Fletcher. Or Baby Face from Bugsy Malone (1976) as he’s known round these parts.
5. I can’t get stupid sexy Flanders out of my head.
6. Broadsheet prognosis: Fly like a turnip.
Release Date: April 1 (Oh, come on)
