httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwa-mo-bvVQ&feature=youtu.be

“You want my father’s pension like he ceases to exist/ We care more about celebrity/ reality TV etc. etc.

Bressie’s jaw-dropping new video ‘Animals’.

Thanks Fiachra McCarthy

Aaron Dunne, 13, from St. David’s CBS. in Artane, Dublin, putting together his display for the BT Young Scientist Exhibition at the RDS, which starts this morning.

What is Aaron’s vision for the future?

A custom-built Bank of Ireland ATM for cash lodgements.

Oh.

(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)

 

 

Briefing notes also reveal that Mr Geithner was acutely aware of allegations – made here in Ireland [by economist Morgan Kelly] – that he had personally vetoed plans to burn Irish bank bondholders.

…A note told him to expect questions from Mr Noonan about his contact with the IMF on the matter and that the Taoiseach faced “sharp domestic criticism” after admitting to not asking President Obama about it during the Presidential visit.

The documents also reveal that Mr Geithner came under political pressure on Capitol Hill due to worries that Ireland might default on its International Monetary Fund loans.

Senators wrote to the Treasury Secretary over their concern that the US might be lending to a country that had behaved irresponsibly.


Documents Show US Concern Over Irish Bailout (RTE)

Google has angered Twitter and faces accusations of “warping” its search results and breaking antitrust rules by boosting posts from its Google+ social network in its standard search results.

The changes, which are presently only being implemented in the US via google.com, mean that when people search for information, particularly about individuals, while logged in to Google+, results from the social network will be prominently displayed on the first page of results along with other results from the wider web.

Google Search Changes Are Bad For The Internet, Says Twitter (Guardian)

Taken literally minutes ago (8.35am) on Merrion Street.

The outgoing head of the Department of Finance arrives for work at government buildings in an extremely unlikely little number.

Nice rims.

Thanks Ruairi Carroll

 

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