‘sup?
Dougal writes:
Spotted in Roscommon – Name that classic car
Anyone?
What you may need to know:
1. Comic Con came and went. It left behind many trailers. Some that the film distributors wanted you to see and some that they didn’t. Warner Brothers released this trailer, rather begrudgingly, after it leaked online.
2. Doesn’t Will Smith look typically unscary.
3. Captain Boomerang. Snigger.
4. Jared Leto takes on the Joker role. Fair play in fairness.
5. David Ayer directs, promising to stay very faithful to the source material. Which is great. If you like the source material.
6. Sure something has to be done with all those defeated supervillains.
7. Broadsheet Prognosis: The long con
8. Release Date: August 5, 2016
Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald
Don’t do a ‘Merkel‘.
Yesterday, the Supreme Court said the Minister for Justice Frances Fitzgerald was entitled to make an order for the deportation a Nigerian mother and her eight-year-old son.
The boy was born in Ireland and has lived here all his life.
“The Minister, “as a matter of humanity”, might consider how she exercises her discretion concerning the orders, [Supreme Court Justice] Peter Charleton observed.”
“Adjourning the matter to October, Mr Justice John MacMenamim said the court would be “interested to see what happens in the meantime”….
Minister entitled to affirm deportation orders for woman and son (Irish Times)
Yesterday: Tomorrow Doesn’t Belong To You
Rollingnews.ie
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We really loved their tiger feet.
This morning
BB Keating writes:
There are, what appears to be, bloody shoe prints all over Nassau Street [Dublin] this morning…
Sylvia Lynch adds:
I was thinking the same, it starts on Grafton Street & goes all the way up towards the Dail. Someone must have been badly hurt.
Anyone?
Bertie Ahern leaving the Banking Inquiry yesterday
The inquiry is looking for dirt,
On our glorious Iar Taoiseach Bert,
But his hands are clean,
He departed the scene,
Before Cowen caused all of the hurt.
John Moynes
(Mark Stedman/RollingNews.ie)
The Cubrick is a nifty transforming cabinet by The Yard Sale Protect in London that rotates and opens gracefully into a series of small cupboards.