Sheila Larkin tweetz:
All the junction boxes around the area I live and work are being painted. I love this one! It’s by The Bleeding Horse, Dublin
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NMAD
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Spotted on the train from Dundalk, Co. Louth to Pearse Street Station, Dublin this morning.
Daniel writes:
You had one job. And yes, sign on the top of the window is also upside down…
Florence Oliver – Warriors
Rob Maguire of Florence Oliver writes:
In tribute to the greatness that is Patrick Swayze, Irish electro-pop band Florence Olivier have created a music video celebrating His legacy. Today, on His 63rd birthday, we release it to the world….
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This morning.
Dan Wallace writes:
Collage Green [Dublin] Bus Corridor. Spotted twice on Amiens Street and North Strand.
Bohs Selecta
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What they found in Dublin was “awe-inspiring”.
Thatisall writes:
Further to their visit earlier this summer to the Dublin derby, to record the brilliant atmosphere as Bohemians thumped Shamrock Rovers, [global soccer-based YouTube channel] Copa90 is bigging up Bohs again as part of their celebrations marking one million YouTube subscribers.
Front man Eli Mengem returns to Dalymount Park [go to 3.36 mins] , among some other sites of real football fervour, to pay something back to the fans, and pledges support for the Gypsies Supporters Trust.
RTE reports:
RTÉ News has learned that from next year a new database will be used for the administration of the water conservation grant.
In a letter, obtained by RTÉ under the Freedom of Information Act, the Department of the Environment details how the Local Government Management Agency could bring together data on customers and non-customers of Irish Water into a single new database to be used by the Department of Social Protection.
This will involve the setting up of a new website to collect and register the details of non-Irish Water Customers.
There you go now.
Households to receive letters about water grant (RTÉ)
Previously: About That Irish Water ‘Database’
Fairness.
In an unfair world.
Paul writes;
About a month ago you ran an article about Vodafone awarding pay rises and paid maternity leave apparently to all staff, however as you pointed out Vodafone decided at the time not to award the same terms to their retail staff.
Just to follow up on it, I noticed yesterday on the CWU Facebook page, that following a campaign [by the Communications Workers’ Union], Vodafone have actually agreed that the retail employees will now get the same terms as their colleagues in their head office.
Previously: Maternity Hang-Up
Pic: Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie