Ross writes:
Ad printed in the Dundalk Argus is causing a bit of a stir on social media locally. Most people are pretty shocked with the bluntness of the message, prior to this there has been no sign of a no campaign in Dundalk that I’ve seen, can’t even recall seeing a No poster. Up until now it’s all been really positive stuff from the Yes side.
Alan Daly adds:
It’s also in the Meath Chronicle and the Anglo Celt….
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_ROGjQuWik
That boy can dance.
Dylan Byrd (top with Ant and Dec) on ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent last Saturday.
Cathal O’Rourke writes:
This kid from Ballyjamesduff can dance better than you…Also bonus LOL in the youtube description:”David is amazed to learn that the 16-year-old dancer [Dylan] from Northern Island is entirely self-taught.” Northern Island? Cavan? Wha?
Fight!
Body pop!
Ah here.
Ted writes:
Almost spit out my breakfast porridge when I saw this in the Galway Independent this morning. Is it 2015?
This morning.
Chatham Row (off South William Street), Dublin.
Anon writes:
Bit of a shame to see it go…
Dublin GAA footballer Ger Brennan
“It seems like every celebrity and every group in the country is calling for a ‘Yes’ vote. Even the Gardaí have been used by the ‘Yes’ campaign to support the referendum proposal. I see all the ‘Vote No’ posters being ripped down and defaced all across Dublin without anyone in politics or in the media condemning it.
I very nearly decided not to write this piece. I know I’ll be targeted for it and labeled for it. It would have been easier to keep my mouth shut and not rock the boat. But I’m sick of the accusations being flung around that if you vote ‘No’ you are homophobic. I know I’m not homophobic; my gay friends and family can attest to that. I am voting “No” because I don’t want our Constitution to deny that it is a good thing for a child to have a mother and a father.
The Universal Declaration on Human Rights proclaims that everybody is equal in dignity and it holds that marriage is a male-female union. I don’t think the Declaration of Human Rights is homophobic. I’m voting ‘No’.”
Dublin football star Ger Brennan: Why I’m voting No (Ger Brennan, Independent.ie)
Darren asks:
Doesn’t Ger Brennan teach Religion for a living? Not a mention of that here….
Meanwhile…
Starina writes:
Ranelagh Bridge [Dublin 6] this morning: some seriously Orwellian thinking from the “no” side. the use of a heart is particularly disturbing.
LIDL, Oranmore, Galway.
(Thanks STP)
Brian O’Connor tweetz:
…wonderful knitted rainbow sign-cosy really brightens up the lane between Kevin St. and Bishop St.
