Tom Morley writes:
“You can still register on the Supplementary Register until 15 working days before polling. You can use the Supplementary Registration form (RFA2) to get on the register. It needs to be witnessed by a Garda and posted free of charge to your local County Council office. It can be found here.”
Der Führer Cookie.
Looking for love and lebensraum.
Cat’s Aid Dublin writes:
Cookie is 8 months old. He is very shy but has come on over the past few weeks. He had a bad start in life and was found as a stray. He loves our other cats and has no fear of our dogs. He plays with our other foster kitten Tina! He is not too keen on being picked up but we are working on him as we can pet him easily, he will come to you to be petted. He loves his toys and always has a little toy mouse in his mouth!
Related: Cats That Look Like Hitler
This morning.
Gerry Quinn writes:
“A heron on Ballyloughane beach in Galway with Hare Island in the background.”
The @IrishTimes Twitter person appears not to know the difference between football & hurling @The42GAA @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/8ovtJrbVNS
— James Lynch (@LynchieSoup) April 8, 2015
Luke O’Shaughnessy, from Educate Together, writes:
“There’s been a lot of media attention this week on the Admissions to School Bill 2015 and the proposal to limit the number of children of past pupils that schools can admit to 10%… but there are still large areas of country with no alternatives to church schools, and the admissions bill does absolutely nothing to address this. The fact that Irish parents consider that it is necessary to get their children baptised in the Catholic faith in order to access publicly funded schools, rather than out of personal religious conviction, is shocking!”
Related: School Admissions Bill: battle looms over rules on past pupils (Irish Times)
‘My Neighbour Totoro’ (above)
With FIVE family passes to Odeon cinemas to give away we asked: what movie should every kid should watch at least once?
You answered in your tens
Winners:
Bren: “The movie every kid should watch at least once is Mary Poppins (1964) because it’s Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.”
Eve: “The movie every kid should watch at least once is Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) because it’s got chocolate and sweets, Gene Wilder and Oompa Loompas.”
The Old Boy: “Time Bandits (1980), because it’s a rollicking time-travelling comedy taking well aimed broadsides at traditional notions of good and evil, plus Ralph Richardson appears as an absent minded and gruffly avuncular Supreme Being.!”
Drogg: “The movie every kid should watch at least once is The Goonies (1985) because its the Goonies.”
Paul: “The movie every kid should watch at least once is ‘My Neighbour Totoro’ (1988) because a giant benevolent owl raccoon and a cat-bus that is always there when you need it will keep anyone’s kids quiet for an hour or two. The underlying themes of strong family and sibling relations, humanity’s relationship with nature and caring for the people around you shouldn’t be overlooked also.”
Thanks all
Previously: Parental Guidance Required
Thanks Ian Collins
Jeremy Kyle writes:
I saw this being advertised on by some bloke on Facebook.mean, I’d sure like to help them raise “awernes”, but I don’t know what that is.
This morning.
Kevin Whitty writes:
Dat colour…
Mmm. Yellow paste.
Geoff Hamilton writes:
Spotted in Tesco last night. I’m still nauseous….
