Breda Delaney
Breda Delaney was last seen at her home in Blackrock, Co Dublin at around 3.30am on Saturday. She is 5″4′ in height, of slight build and has blonde/grey hair and blue eyes.
When Breda was last seen she was wearing a white cardigan, a grey calf-length skirt and black shoes.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Blackrock Garda Station on 01-666 5200, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111 or any garda station.
Sunday July 19: Hotter Than July @ Meeting House Square, Temple Square, Dublin (Free, from 2pm)
Nialler9 writes:
If the likes of Caribou, Todd Terje, Hozier and Chemical Brothers at Longitude in Marlay Park aren’t your thing or you’re being more fund-conscious, Improved Music Company and DCC’s free event in Meeting House Square on Sunday is worth a go.
It features a lineup of international flavour from West Africa (Manden Express), Indonesia ( NCH Gamelan orchestra), Ireland (Ensemble Eriu), the Balkans (North Strand Kontra Band) and more in collaboration with the Big Bang Festival. Trad, jazz, bluegrass, samba, funk and more.
Right To Water writes:
“It’s very clear this government believes the water charges issue has gone away. We’re saying very firmly that it hasn’t and this will be the biggest issue when it comes to the next general election.
“On Saturday, 29th August we intend to show this government that water charges are still the number one item on the agenda and we have no doubt this will be our biggest event yet.”
“The Right2Water campaign believes recent events where the government gave the courts the ability to attach unpaid water bills to earnings in two years time have only added fuel to the fire.”
“People are outraged. The Government obviously recognise they have lost the debate.”
Right 2 Water announce major national demonstration on Saturday, August 29, 2015 (Right 2 Water)
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This morning.
Popular Pets For Yes/No winner Max (left) with his month’s supply of just-delivered, grain-free grub from Dublin-based Rupert & Frank natural pet food company. Unidentified friend on right.
Thanks Max’s guardian Niall and all thNOMNOMNOM
Previously: It Was The Pets Wot Won It
Fintan O’Toole, of the Irish Times
Fnarr.
Fintan O’Toole will give a lecture, entitled ‘A Republic once again?’ on the ‘tattered legacy of the Easter Rising’ chaired by Elaine Byrne in the Little Museum of Dublin, Stephen’s Green, Dublin at 5.30pm.
The talk is part of the museum’s Dublin Lectures 2015 series.
A limited number of tickets are available at the greasy till, for €10.
FIGHT!
Dublin Lectures 2015 (Little Museum of Dublin)
An extraordinarily fortunately timed photograph taken by A Regular Tom Sawyer just as a frog leaps out of frame from a person’s hand.
Rob Northall writes on The Shame Of Ireland blog:
“They signed waivers and confidentiality clauses. Then their Government does this. Why not tattoo it on their foreheads?”
Anyone?
