An award winning short by Celia Bullwinkel in which:
A woman walks through life, confronts her changing body, and learns to love herself.
An award winning short by Celia Bullwinkel in which:
A woman walks through life, confronts her changing body, and learns to love herself.
On @Liveline_RTE #Jobbridge is up again, most people we've spoken to who are on the scheme are very positive about it-Feel different? 51551
— RTÉRadio1 (@RTERadio1) September 19, 2014
Will Joe ask the ‘pro-jobbridge callers’ if they were “encouraged” to call Joe by any organisation, govt, employers group, etc #liveline
— Ger Murphy (@gfmurphy101) September 22, 2014
Derek writes:
“Just heard a ‘random’ caller to Liveline [on RTÉ Radio One] called Stephen praising JobBridge. I will bet the €50 I will earn this week on this scheme that Stephen is a stooge put forward by the government…”
Anyone?
YIKES!
Adam writes:
“My other half’s bike was stolen from the rear of our place in Portobello [Dublin] at the weekend. It was locked with a serious looking kryptonite lock behind a locked gate. So who ever took it went to a lot of effort.
As you can see – it’s not easily missed. It’s a NoLogo Bike. With a Flip Flop hub – was flipped to single speed when we last had it – and it has no lights. The bike was a present from me for last Christmas. And his first ‘nice’ bike so he wasn’t that happy to see it missing over the weekend. Your lovely readers may be able to help?”
Anyone?
This morning.
Some 3,300 people attended today’s Irish Citizenship ceremony at the Convention Centre, Dublin in which they all become Irish Citizens.
They included from top : (LtoR) Aurora, Sharon, Marie Ojo, Alaxandra Zoe, Rex Chukuka Ljisonwe and Israel; Leticia Leehl; Maria Christina Abrigo; Edyta Kwasniewska.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)