This Is The ‘World’s Smallest PC’, And You Can Buy It Now (Gizmodo)
Thanks Seán Fitzmaurice
This Is The ‘World’s Smallest PC’, And You Can Buy It Now (Gizmodo)
Thanks Seán Fitzmaurice
Well done to the Jack & Jill Foundation who have already sent out a PR requesting Aengus to donate any unwanted cartridges#inkgate #goodpr
— Cork Independent (@corkindo) February 28, 2012

Clock Appreciation Courses (Adverts.ie)
Thanks Mark O’Toole

But this expenses scandal has more mileage.
The dude’s a minister.
Previously: Oh Dear
(Photocall Ireland)
Via @Jim_Sheridan
Hibernia College Dublin, in its Higher Diploma in Arts in Primary Education, is teaching as part of its Religion module several untrue statements about atheism and at least two defamatory allegations about modern atheists. This includes course notes that claim that “What bothers very few of its latter-day exponents is the fact that atheist humanism produced the worst horrors history has ever witnessed, namely Nazism, Fascism and Marxism…” and a mock examination where the student is expected to answer that it is “True” that “Atheist humanism produced the worst horrors history has ever witnessed.”
The course notes, according to AI – which has written in protest to Hibernia College – were written by Father Vincent Twomey, Iona Institute patron and professor emeritus of moral theology at St Patrick’s College Maynooth.
*humanist popcorn*
Stephen @troikarelocations writes:
Should I be embarrassed that I own a company called Troika? To be fair, it does operate in Russian, and the name refers to a three horse carriage that seems to capture the essence of Russia, and most Russians would associate it with a famous painting by Perov.
Sounds fair.
The most famous person I ever met used to be Pat Kenny, now it’s Rupert Murdoch. And a fine chap he is too.
— Neil Cotter (@IrishSunNeil) February 28, 2012