Down Syndrome Ireland this morning launched its easy-to-read guide to the children’s referendum helped by Chairman of the National Advisory Council, David O’Brien (left) and National Advisory Council secretary Katie Troy.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Ireland’s FIRST EVER Virtual Book Shop! Check it out at Connolly Station, Dublin…..#VirtualBookShop twitter.com/easons/status/…
— Easons (@easons) October 22, 2012
Anyone?
A seasonal short, filmed entirely in a living room by senior visual effects artists Miguel Ortega and Tran Ma
A promo for LG’s new IPS monitors wherein nine screens are bolted to the floor of a specially adapted lift.
Let the trolling begin.
A leaflet from John Allen (click to enlarge)
Fianna Fáil Senator Mark Daly and abuse survivor John Allen were physically barred from attending the event [at the Convention Centre]. Clearly stressed, and as he grappled with two bouncers, Mr Daly said he wasn’t being admitted because he and Mr Allen wanted to distribute a leaflet (above).
Event Honours Birth Of Christian Brothers Founder (Patsy McGarry, Irish Times)
Previously: Christian Brother Stories
(Pic: Sunday Times)
Remember the takeover bid,
For the Áras? Well heaven forbid,
Instead of old Squee,
We’d have had a baby,
His wife Trish, and before long, a kid.
John Moynes
(Photocall Ireland/GIS)
This is the entire Irish Times report on an independent review of the JobBridge scheme to be published today.
Impressive, right?
Not so fast.
The story lacks one fairly important detail.
59% of JobBridge applicants left their placements early, according to the independent review.
Fifty nine per cent
6,608 of the 11,200 JobBridgers to date.
Over Half Of Interns On JobBridge Find Work (Tim O’Brien, irish Times)
Hotness!
Who is this?
Lines close at 11am
Update: Yes, it’s – apparently – Sean T Ó Ceallaigh, who worked as a librarian, in the Reading Room of the National Library
