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Marie Farrell arriving at the High Court on Wednesday

Breakingnews.ie reports:

“Marie Farrell has said her teenage children were punished by gardaí after she admitted making false statements about Ian Bailey. The shopkeeper from Schull, Co Cork has told the High Court she met with the journalist 9 years ago to apologise for the claims she had made about him during the Sophie Toscan du Plantier murder investigation.

“Her garda statements place the 57-year-old on a bridge near the scene early on December 23, 1996. An emotional Marie Farrell said her 13-year-old son was followed around Schull by a garda who told him: ‘I’ll do you’.

Garda told my 13-year-old son ‘I’ll do you’, says witness at Bailey trial (Breakingnews.ie)

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Pablo, of Maglus Stylus at the Grand Canal with Paddy Kavanagh  and the pen in action

The Maglus Stylus.

The Offaly-made ipad stylus with graphite alloy tip Patrick Kavanagh would probably use were he alive and so minded.

Louise writes:

I work for a company called Maglus Stylus. The Maglus stylus is the brainchild of two young college graduates from Tullamore [Co Offaly]  (Noel Joyce and Andy Shaw), they’ve done a great job  creating what is considered by many to be the best iPad stylus you can buy.

The promo we are running this weekend is ‘20% off EVERYTHING on MagusStylus.com PLUS free worldwide shipping’. The promo code is XMAS14 and must be entered at the checkout. The offer is valid until December 8. Thank you and a Happy Christmas to all Broadsheet readers.

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Irish-Made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-Made Stocking Fillers’. No fee  just an innocent tickle.

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Mark writes:

At the forum on homelessness at the Department of Environment and Local Government HQ is protestor David Finn interrupting Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, Alen Kelly TD, media ‘doorstep’. David Finn claims the State and Local Council failed his father Noel who died after living homeless for seven-and-a-half years in Clondalkin.

Yesterday: Help Is On Its Way

(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)

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