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This evening.

Demonstrators outside Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin protesting at the “failure” of the European Union to save the lives of migrants crossing from Africa to Europe via the Mediterranean, where some 1,750 migrants have drowned so far this year.

(Leah Farrell/Photocall Ireland)

aodhanLabour’s junior health minister Aodhán Ó Ríordáin’

Newly appointed junior health minister Aodhan Ó Ríordáin’s first task?

To ‘consider’ decriminalising the ‘erb.

Not leglisalising it mind.

A stoner speaks:

Sadly not the same thing by a long chalk, compadré, if you’ve ever been in Portugal. The purchaser is untroubled but the seller (with his pitiful few nodges) is harrassed beyond endurance, The supply dries up, the price goes through the roof, the quality diminishes and anarchy ensues….

Bummer.

*giggle*

State to examine possibility of decriminalising cannabis (Irish Times)

VIP

April’s Renua-tinged cover of VIP magazine.

The title launched its FIRST ‘website’ [link below] yesterday, ahead of the VIP Style Awards tomorrow night and some years since the birth of the world wide web.

All the slebs in real time.

What if the hairdresser doesn’t have wi-fi?

This could change everything/we’re back baby/”Airbrush!” etc.

FIGHT!

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90377686Catherine Murphy outside Leinster House this morning.

Update:

GOS writes:

Paper based.
No ability to ask questions or hear from people excluded from process.
To be carried out by KPMG employees – which firm incidently audits a number of Denis O’Brien companies (INM, Communicorp, Beacon). That’ll get to the bottom of it all right.

Earlier:

Ms Murphy tweeted another batch of FOI documents [including one literally unreadably blurry] that appear to further test Michael Noonan’s belief that Siteserv was the best deal for the state.

 

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Earlier: Who Are Those Guys?

Previously: Redactulous

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