“It isn’t over. Child protection and the protection of children is something that will go on…for the rest of our lives and into the future. Because the problems are there.”
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@broadsheet_ie Dublin bike very far from home spotted in killiney yfrog.com/oea8heeyj
— Oisin Fahy (@OisinFahy1) March 2, 2012
From Pulp Bard’s Pulp Shakespeare Project ‘devoted to the reconstruction of William Shakespeare’s play A Slurry Tale, which curiously resembles Quentin Tarantino’s film Pulp Fiction’.
“They fair drown those poor tubers in that forsaken excrement.”
Related: I Have An Affinity For Large Buttocks And Am Unable To Disguise This Fact From Others
Or the ginger dude is excessively tall.
YOU decide.
Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton literally earlier during a visit to the Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics manufacturing plant in Swords, Co Dublin.
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuhlYutcY1c
…perform Woods For The Trees.
Toe-tapping in the extreme.
Champagne Animal, whose members met through The Dublin Gospel Choir, play Stag’s Head Raw (upstairs in the Stag’s Head, Dame Court, Dublin) on Sunday.
€8. 8pm.
Dumbdrum
at@broadsheet_ie Spotted in Harvey Nichols Dundrum twitter.com/donieoc/status…
— Donal O’Connor (@donieoc) March 2, 2012
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsq25yfF_gc
Dave writes:
My friend Diarmuid Goggins been working like a mad thing on this documentary series for TG4: Sceal na Gaelige – The Story of Irish. Not sure if it’s up your collective streets but some post love would be awesome for him.
New Street, Dublin, literally minutes ago.
The first Bermuda shorts and sandals combo of 2012.
Yay.
Thanks Gianni Clifford