It’s behind us.

Oh yes it isn’t.

Colm Ó Mongáin: “Are we paying up in March?”

Sammy Sausages Eamon Gilmore: “We didn’t pay last year and we’re determined that we will have a resolution of the promissory note…ah…issue by the time it’s due in March.”

Ó Mongáin: “So we’re not paying in March or we are paying in March?”

Gilmore: “We didn’t pay last year and the Government is working on a resolution of that issue..ah…and…ah…..I’m confident that we’ll find that resolution.”

Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore on RTE Radio One’s ‘This Week’.

Listen here (at 27:43)

The Department of Finance in its own Budget 2013 outlook for next year shows that the promissory note was paid.

Previously: Notes From A Scandal

Wikileaks: Here Lies Eamon

 

YES.

YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!

Go Kat _

Ah.
Katie returns to scene of gold for top BBC award (Bernard O’Neill, Irish Independent)

Usain Bolt wins BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year (BBC News) 

Thanks TF

“His mouth is generally pursed and half open as if he’s midway through trying to pronounce a difficult ancient word you’ve never heard of before.”

Warm-witted artist Daniel Dalton on animating an Uachtarán.

If we could only get a knitting pattern for the tea cosy Christmas would be complete.

Thanks Alan Dunne

He’s literally a lang-ster rapper.

Dr Dre’s business empire, Beats Electronics, this year established three separate companies in Clonakilty, Co Cork, to avail of Ireland’s corporate tax rate.

Ain’t Nuthin’ But A Cork Thang For Dre (irish Examiner)

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