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Jack Ascinine writes:

“Foxhill, Baldoyle, Dublin 3 this morning…Piles of Gardai, no protesters.”

UPDATE:

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Jack writes:

“Protesters now completely blocking street causing residents to drive down the path to get into estate. Extra can load of Gardai called in…”

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Yokes Yokes Yokes

Thanks DublinGunner37

Meanwhile…
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Irish supporters in the Veltins-Arena tonight (top) and above John O’Shea’s injury time equaliser.

“What a result for Ireland. Extraordinary. Not exactly deserved on the balance of play, but that’s the hideous, wondrous beauty of this game. The Germans sulk off the pitch grumbling – they should have won this match by a distance, but for all their possession they created only one clear chance inside the penalty area (Götze in the 80th minute, well saved by Forde), and actually the Irish created two….”

Germany 1- Ireland 1 (Guardian LiveBlog)

Pic: You Boys In Green

Meanwhile…

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Jaysus.

Shane Caffrey tweetz:

“German merchandise outside the stadium [Gelsenkirchen, Germany] tonight!”

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maryl

Sinn Féin staged a walkout this evening after Ceann Comhairle Sean Barrett was accused of bias by Deputy Mary Lou McDonald.

Deputy McDonald refused to withdraw a remark about the Ceann Comhairle “being deliberately disruptive” and making a “biased intervention“.

It was like 1922 all over again.

Back home in plenty of time for Spotlight on BBC One tonight.

Where-does-your-tax-go_update

Ah here.

An instant assessment of where all the money raised by the ‘Old Reliables’ (booze, cigs and petrol) in the fag-hating Budget 2015 will end up. Prepared by boffin-stuffed think tank PublicPolicy.ie.

Hic.

Budget 2015 PublicPolicy.ie

Thanks Maryrose Lyons

karl

Karl Monaghan

Budget 2015.

Does it suit YOU?

Karl’s Budget 2015 calculator (powered by TaxCalc.ie) now includes all of this afternoon’s data.

The calculator handles the following changes:

  • USC rates changed
  • Incomes of €12,012 or less are exempt
  • €0 to €12,012 @ 1.5%
  • €12,013 to €17,576 @ 3.5%
  • €17,577 to €70,044 @ 7%
  • €70,044 to €100,000 @8%
  • PAYE income in excess of €100,000 @ 8%
  • Self-employed income in excess of €100,000 @ 11%
  • Standard rate band of income tax increased by €1,000 from €32,800 to €33,800 for single individuals and from €41,800 to €42,800 for married one earner couples.
  • Top rate of income tax dropped from 41% to 40%
  • Extra €5 a month per child for Child Benefits

 

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