Saturday.
A red squirrel at Curragh Chase Forest Park, county Limerick.
(Thanks Padraig O’Coilean)
Under new rona restrictions plans, it is thought unlikely that ‘wet pubs’ will be allowed to open
Some people in government feel
That we’re all due a substantial meal
But wet pubs won’t be seen
Until there’s a vaccine
We’re not yet free of this ordeal
This morning’s Irish Daily Mail
Montrose Unmasked
Gardai making inquiries after flagrant rule breaking seen in Montrose.
▫️Taoiseach says there is “no excuse” for the RTÉ gathering during which it’s highly paid news and current affairs presenters broke level 5 restrictions.#RteGate #HowIrelandWorks pic.twitter.com/E1iiU7EcKI
— Mick Caul 😷 (@caulmick) November 21, 2020
Gulp.
This morning.
Yesterday: Hold Firm
Meanwhile…
@rtenews Ah stop David McCullough just asked @HMcEntee Do the Gardai need more resources or powers to implement Covid restrictions 3 minutes after issuing a scripted apology for breaking same restrictions. She should have brought the Gardai with her! pic.twitter.com/EN0D2OTvIk
— annfarrelly (@annfarrelly32) November 20, 2020
Good times.
Yesterday.
Portobello Harbour Square, Dublin 8.
Karl Ffrench writes:
Artist Shane Sutton (through Dublin City Council, South East Area Office) has delivered a striking mural featuring a swan at this important and popular canal-side public square.
Pics by Karl Ffrench
Thank Frida it’s Friday.
That means your favourite part of the week: the music competition.
This week I want to know: What is your favourite song whose title features a European city?
Here’s mine.
Answer below for a chance to win a continental cool €25 Golden Discs voucher.
The winner will be chosen by my translator.
Please include video links if possible.
Lines MUST close at Saturday 11am.
Nick says: Good luck!
Last week’s winner here.