And in Limerick?
Previously: ‘We Want To Be Heard By The Irish People’
Related: Call to shut asylum seekers’ hostel as conditions worsen (Irish Examiner)
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http://t.co/AAbn3qVVba: 99% of young people in #Dublin 6 go to 3rd level college, just 16% in Dublin 17. More on @morningireland #edchatie
— Cathal Mac Coille (@CathalMacCoille) August 20, 2014
Statistics from the Higher Education Authority revealed on Morning Ireland this morning which compare the percentage of young people who go to college from Dublin 6 – which includes Milltown, Ranelagh, Rathmines, Darty and Rathgar – with the same from Dublin 17, which includes Balgriffin, most of Coolock, Belcamp, Darndale and Priorswood.
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Faiseanta!
Low tech FX wizadry.
In the name of charidee.
David Bannon writes:
“You may be sick of this stuff but I put a reverse spin on the Ice Bucket Challenge….”
Lorcan McGrane writes:
“During mass in Ballybay, Co. Monaghan yesterday.’and lo the Lord said, sure if you’re going to take up one disabled parking space without a badge you might as well take up two’.”
Ah here
Fenway Park, Boston.
Thanks Johnny Mc and Grant Podelco.
Ireland 2017.
Behind the barricades with anti-gay holdouts John and Mary.
Martin Gaughan writes;
“Here’s a little something we at LIKE:MINDED have been working on to promote this Sunday’s (August 24th) LGBT Noise March for Marriage in Dublin. Written by the ever fabulous Tara Flynn and Kevin McGahern.”
Oh.
Padraig Staunton writes:
“18.20 train from Cork [to Dublin] last night…”
