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Ian Croft (left) and Luke Dunne, creators of the Irish Pot Water Challenge.

Ian Croft and Luke Dunne encouraging people this afternoon to take the Irish Pot Water Challenge and meet at the Dail and support the Anti Irish Water movement by banging on a pot or pan outside Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin

Get out in that kitchen.

You never do nothin’ to save your doggone soul.

Dancing optional.

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Alan Shatter getting expertly potted by Luke this afternoon on Morehampton Road, Dublin.

G’wan the Pot ‘n’ Pan boys.

(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall ireland)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFKGsLmv6I8&feature=youtu.be

Don’tchu, don’tchu.

Etc.

Melanie O’Connor sez:

“Niall Brady’s fiancée, Rachel, decides to play a little trick on her husband-to-be (a huge fan of comic Fred Cooke) at the Vodafone Comedy Festival. They did go on to get married and are currently on honeymoon…”

The Fear, RTÉ2 Monday, 27th October at 10.30pm

Baby killed and eight wounded in suspected terror attack in Jerusalem (Guardian)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGVap5ogDgs

Earlier this week, hikers in the Derbyshire Peak District recorded a rare phenomenon caused by high winds at the River Kinder Downfall – a powerful updraft reversing the cascade of the 30m tall waterfall.

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It’s going to be really cold.

Then mild.

And really cold again.

“The overall theme will be large variations from some quite cold spells (expected about once a month) to very mild spells. This may be true of most winters to some extent, but I think it may stand out as the dominant feature due to the large differences involved.”
“I expect the colder portions of the winter (the next five months, that is) to be mid-November, a spell in early December, parts of early to mid January, and possibly a longer and more dominant cold spell late February into March. You can see from that schedule when the milder intervals are predicted, and this would include Christmas into New Years. A period around 4-7 January might be particularly volatile and provide some very strong winds as well as a sharp drop in temperatures leading to a brief wintry spell….

Controversial Canada-based climatologist Peter O’Donnell

Irish Winter 2014-15 Forecast (WeatherOnline)

Thanks Darragh Joyce

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