By Irish designer Orla Kiely.
Worn this morning by Kate Middleton.
Already sold out.
Damn regal hipsters.
Update: The Aquatalia boots are still available.
@broadsheet_ie The face of Joan Brutal in my pancake this morning. Is this a miracle? twitter.com/JimChimney/sta…
— Jim Chimney (@JimChimney) February 21, 2012
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpUjl4LvQM8
From You Tuber freedomfromalldebt:
Yesterday (February 20) the deputy Sheriff arrived at another Irish family home to repossess it and give the keys to the bank in Co Laois. Thus putting another Irish family onto the streets. Ben Gilroy from FreedomFromAllDebt.com questions the sheriff outside the gates to the house
And a fascinating, if confusing, constitutional debate ensues.
Thanks Han
Of course he’s not Irish, silly.
Matheus Pereira making a pancake inside the Half Moon Crepe Company in Temple Bar, Dublin, this afternoon to celebrate Shrove Tuesday.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
The nipple daisies that made me go hmmmm… @broadsheet_ie twitpic.com/8mujpd
— Niamh Hassell (@niamhhassell) February 21, 2012
Combine these with a boob apron, and you’re all set.
@broadsheet_ie great ‘savings’ at tesco in the omni park shopping centre twitter.com/columc/status/…
— colum cronin (@columc) February 21, 2012
Leo Varadkar literally minutes ago.
Why is an able-bodied man of 33 who has the transport portfolio being driven around as if he were a rock star?
This is all we need.
“There is deep-seated opposition to abortion in Ireland,” said Niamh Ui Bhriain (above) of the Life Institute. “If pro-abortion campaigners believe that Irish people are behind a move to legalize abortion, bring on the referendum.”
There has long been a concern that joining the European Union would eventually lead to more liberal abortion legislation. When Ireland signed the Maastricht Treaty in 1991, it inserted a clause to safeguard Irish abortion laws from E.U. interference.
For anti-abortion groups, the European human rights court ruling has confirmed their fears, particularly when the country as a whole is beholden to international financial help to keep afloat.
“At this time, when the E.U. and I.M.F. are actually running our country and we have lost every bit of sovereignty, the last thing people want is an outside agency making an intrusive judgement,” said Ms. Bhriain. “What we are seeing here is abortion campaigners using external courts in a bid to have abortion imposed on Irish people. If our laws make us different from everyone else in the European Union, I am glad of that difference.”
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
