#rtefl@joanburton wow-delay #crokepark increment payments by just 2 months & you gain 30 million – thereby no need for respite care cuts
— nlonergan (@nlonergan) December 10, 2012
Eleanor Rosney writes:
All windows of Karma Stone Bar on Wexford St, [Dublin] have been smashed. Shop around corner has shutter ripped off.
Anyone?
Dollymount Strand, Dublin, at 7.45am this morning.
Thanks David Maguire
And from the other side of Howth around the same time:
Thanks Scutcho
OCD Display
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At the back of Leinster House an hour ago (Via Eoin Wilson)
Mooching about 20 minutes ago (Via Sean O’Se)
And settling in within the past few minutes. (via Oisin O Dubhlain)
More as we get it.
Never Again…
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An ad in today’s Sligo Champion.
Fod writes:
Where to begin?
And if they don’t vote for Fine Gael who can they vote for?
According to the figures, 48 per cent of the population is Protestant, 45 per cent is Catholic and five per cent no denomination.
At the last Census a decade ago, the Protestant population was 53 per cent.
On the question of nationality, 48 per cent said they were British, 29 per cent Northern Irish and 28 per cent classed themselves as Irish.
Census Figures Reveal Gap Between Protestants And Catholics Is Narrowing (BelfastDaily)
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Irish primary schools ranked as follows: reading 10th out of 45 countries, maths 17th out of 50 countries, science 22nd out of 50 countries
— Brian O’Donovan (@BrianODTV3) December 11, 2012
Well, you get what you pay for.
Or not…
Irish Teachers Among Highest Paid in OECD (Irish Times, September 2012)
From Pro-Choice Dublin.
Fiona O’Neill writes:
“Simple video. Simple Message.”
Best Friends
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Julian Burrett’s son Arthur experiments with a puddle while Watson (a 12 year old Shar Pei) waits patiently.
The video is disabled on mobile devices on account of copyright infringement with the Queen song. If you’re out and about, it’s worth watching later on a PC and may well be the single cutest thing you’ll see this week.
Is all we’re saying.