Ennfield?
Nass?
Liam writes:
Naas and Enfield spelled wrong. On a national road sign.Pfft…
Via Waterford Museum.
Can you spot the location in pic 1?
Colour photographs of Ireland, 1920s (Chris Wild, Retronaut)
How Jurassic Park sound designer Gary Rydstrom and his team created the sound of dinosaurs from the real-world vocalisations of dogs, dolphins, swans, walruses, monkeys, snakes and whatever you’re having yourself.
When I was a kid, I would ask waiter in restaurant for ice cream. My 5 year-old son just asked for wi-fi code.
— mark little (@marklittlenews) October 24, 2012
Hmm.
Today’s Irish Independent.
what do you like about foster the people? #askneil btw, bono said he likes them, too… it is surprising two super stars like them..
— akemi nakamura (@akemi99) October 24, 2012
@akemi99 who is Bono? #askneil
— Neil Young (@neilyoung) October 24, 2012
(Pic: AP via)
Oops
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Some 30,000 printed copies of the children’s rights referendum Bill will have to be pulped after a misprint suggested the proposed constitutional amendment related to the article protecting the right to life.
The copies erroneously stating an amendment to article 40 of the Constitution was proposed were sent to post offices across the country so they could be made available to members of the public.
Article 40 is of particular concern to anti-abortion campaigners because it contains a statement that the State acknowledges the right to life of the unborn.
The referendum actually proposes to insert article 42A, entitled Children, into the Constitution, aiming to protect children at risk and make it easier for the children of married parents to be adopted.
Referendum copies to be pulped after right to life error (Mary Minihan, Irish Times)
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
