This morning.
O’Raghallaigh Park in Cavan town, Co Cavan.
Garda whistleblower John Wilson (right) joins Irish Water protestors.
Mr Wilson said he spent five hours in a police cell following his arrest during protests yesterday.
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This morning.
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan at the Convention centre, Dublin this morning for a Ireland Strategic Investment Fund event overshadowed by questions over the Denis O’Brien/IBRC/ Siteserv deal.
Meanwhile…
Minister for Communications Alex White has said it is not for him to say whether there should be an inquiry into the IBRC sale of construction company Siteserv to a company owned by businessman Denis O’Brien.
Speaking on RTÉ’s Morning Ireland, Mr White said he had not had an opportunity to discuss information obtained through a Freedom of Information request with Minister for Finance Michael Noonan.
He noted that the bank itself and its former chairman Alan Dukes had said the best deal possible was obtained and he had no reason to disagree.
Noonan ‘satisfied’ with action he took over the SiteServ sale (Newstalk)
Minister unsure on inquiry into Siteserv sale (Newstalk)
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Panoramic of Grand Canal Dock, Dublin yesterday.
(Thanks Hugh Curran)
RTÉ’s Ryan Tubridy and Miriam O’Callaghan
If you like to sit down and see,
Fine programming on your TV,
Remember the stars,
All deserve nicer cars,
And go pay off your license fee.
John Moynes
(Photocall Ireland)
Dan (for it is he) writes:
Here’s a bit of alternative signage I put up around some of Dublin’s ponds and waterways over the last while.
SEE THEM ALL HERE: The Dublin Duck/Swan Project
MORE to folly
Thanks Enda Bolger (The Irish Sun); Neil Henderson (UK covers); Colm Heaney (Irish Daily Mirror); Patrick Conboy (The Longford Leader); Ronan Casey (Westmeath Topic); Brian Oliver (The Irish Times); Geoff McGrath (The irish Daily Mail)
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie