Not as easy as it looks.
Billy writes:
Nationally promoted phonebook opt out. Tried yesterday and today to opt out. Site not working. Says it all.
(Mairead McGuinness MEP, Taoiseach Enda Kenny and John Paul Phelan TD)
Fancy graphics on the Fine Gael website contradict the Carlow/Kilkenny TD.
Not laughing at you John Paul, laughing with you.
Abolishing Seanad would not save €20m, FG TD says (Mark Hennessy, Irish Times)
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
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A collection of Giovanni Trapattoni’s struggles to be understood at Ireland interviews compiled by Darren Cleary..
Thanks Conor Walsh
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Flight!
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The running order of aircraft for this Sunday’s Flightfest.
You’ll get the best views between the East Link tollbridge and the Customs House.
Kicks Takes off at 12pm.
Previously: Meanwhile, Above Dublin
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From left: Ruth Coppinger, Paul Murphy MEP and Mick Barry at the launch of the Socialist Party’s campaign to abolish the Seanad at Leinster House this morning.
“It is the purpose of the Seanad from its inception – a more limited franchise is designed to ensure a Seanad that is more conservative than the Dail. None of the proposals for a reformed Seanad change that reality.
Hypocrisy abounds on all sides on this issue. On the No side, Fianna Fail’s bleating about a reformed Seanad is just as hypocritical as the government’s talk about democratic change. The collection of right-wing politicians and journalists that makes up the so-called ‘civil society’ group, Democracy Matters, is just as guilty. If Fianna Fail was serious about reform of the Seanad, it could have driven it during its dominance of politics over the past decades.”
Scrap The Seanad (Paul Murphy, The Socialist Party)
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Two minutes and forty one gorgeous seconds of timelapsed Dublin, Wicklow, and Clare.
By Gary White.
Name that choon anyone?
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Love/Hate returns earlier than expected on October 6.
Aaron Heffernan (above) joins the cast as an undercover garda and Brian F. O’Byrne (top) stars as Nidge’s nemesis, Detective Moynihan.
Aaron, you may recall, was the star of the rather brilliant cop spoof trailer Switchblade.
‘Love/Hate’ springs surprise on fans with return in three weeks (Laura Butler, Irish Independent)
Pics: TV3, David Livingstone/Getty Images
