Mick Skelly writes:
Free this Sunday? Síoga are playing Sunday at 7.30pm in the Freemason’s Hall on Molesworth Street. A Touch of Blue promises to be a fun event fusing the sounds of jazz, folk and contemporary classical music in a spectacular setting.
Nice.
Tickets are going fast for the Olympia in March :) who’s got there’s already ?? X pic.twitter.com/mTgEMyGZed
— Gavin James (@gavinjames) November 14, 2014
Newry?
Thanks Richard Moyles
Conor writes:
Discarded Playstation 3 by the bin at Meeting House Square, Temple Bar.
Race you.
Erm, awkward… pic.twitter.com/fY6LuUhRuQ
— John Donoghue (@JohnDonoghue64) November 14, 2014
For ye of little faith, it’s a Church of Scotland charity shop on Kinghorn’s High Street.
So there.
A stylish opening sequence created by wearebif for last month’s Playgrounds International Digital Arts Festival in Amsterdam.
Sound design by Dublin-based sound studio Echolab (thanks artpop)
Ringing the bell @NYSE on the day another 1400 people back home look forward to a job & renewed hope. pic.twitter.com/cTdMOpIL5L
— Enda Kenny (@EndaKennyTD) November 14, 2014
Meanwhile, back home, Newstalk reports…
SIPTU says a company creating 400 jobs in Dublin needs to say whether it’s going to rehire some staff it’s already laying off.
Pharmaceutical company Bristol Myers Squibb is creating [400] jobs at a new manufacturing plant at Cruiserath in north Dublin.
1,000 jobs will also be created during the construction phase at the biological medical company – expected to be completed in 2018.
However, the news comes only eight months after the company said it would be closing a separate plant on the same site, with 130 workers being let go.
Company that announced 400 jobs is already laying off 130 people (Newstalk)
Time to restart my FundIt to hire Glenda Gilson to kick Johnny Ronan in the balls again. pic.twitter.com/UCxZfG2ufN
— Donal O’Keeffe (@Donal_OKeeffe) November 14, 2014
He’s back, baby.
‘Neur we to judge?
Ronan on verge of Nama exit backed by $20bn US fund (Tom Lyons, Irish Times)
Previously: Rooney, Ronan, Rosanna And Glenda: That Weekend Love Rectangle In Full
Get your laughing gear around that, lads.
You still have time to make The Designer.
Tom Melby, of Clippers Ireland, writes:
“To mark the 15th year of Movember I created this infographic. To date, 1.9 million men worldwide have donated their upper lips to help fundraise and raise awareness for Prostate Cancer while, globally, more than €215 million has been raised.
