Read @philipnolan1 on the biggest travesty in Ireland in today's #irishdailymail pic.twitter.com/g8g8cAIk1V
— Leslie Ann Horgan (@LeslieAnnHorgan) July 12, 2013
When did this happen?
This is bigger than the Anglo Tapes.
Jason Sherlock, Tara Flynn and Maureen Aku Disu on Moore Street, Dublin
launching Ireland’s new racist incident reporting system, iReport.ie (from Enar Ireland the Irish network against racism).
And a revealing vox pop on the streets.
Caroline Reid writes:
We documented peoples feelings about racism, their experiences of it and how they felt it could be addressed. A big thank you to everyone who took the time to speak to us!
And none of your foreign rooibus muck.
Next Wednesday, our Karl (above) is expanding on his yearly Broadsheet birthday stats posts by giving a talk in the Science Gallery as part of the Refresh Dublin series.
Tickets are free.
Previously
Not A Lot Done. More To Do A Lot
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His name is ‘Paddy’.
Joe Donnelly writes:
Just a bit of a warning in relation to the hot weather and dogs. Our dog, Paddy, accidentally got trapped under the empty paddling pool. The poor chap was there for at least 15 seconds. If you empty your paddling pool, be sure to put it out of reach of your mutt.
Now Sinn Féin have washed their hands clean,
Of that rebellious fellow Toibín,
For a moment I feared,
He’d joined The Disappeared,
No, he’s taking a break from the scene.
John Moynes
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
BD writes:
“What looks like a commercial vehicle clamped in a loading bay this morning in Capel St.”
“It would appear that an enterprising individual managed to remove the clamp before the long arm of the law turned up.”
“DSPS turned up to show some exemplary parking themselves – blocking one lane of Capel St.”
“The loading bay itself is poorly signed – it is not top and tailed with the regulation signage and the one sign that exists that is conveniently located in the attractive flower arrangements.”
Dublin docklands at 8am this morning.
Glorious.
Thanks Andrus Mets
Justice Minister Alan Shatter’s book Laura at No.3.
He’s after Emma.
Number three.
Via Poolbeg Books
No not funny money.
Real money.
Aidrian Peyton writes:
My girlfriend found a substantial(ish) amount of money (substantial for the normal Joe that is) this morning at 8:30 around the IFSC area in dublin. Looks like someone might have been taking something out of their pocket and the cash just fell out.
We would like to return the money to its owner if possible.To filter our chancers emails should be sent to ifscmoneyfound@gmail.com with
– the sum of money lost
– the denomination of notes
– where (roughly) it was lost.
Everyone Anyone?
Charity sponsored TD tees.
Luke ‘Ming Flanagan (right) with Mick Wallace (centre) and Clare Daly during the abortion bill debate.
Thanks Paul Flynn
(TV3)