At McGettigan’s Irish pub at the Bonnington Jumeirah Lakes Towers in Dubai at the weekend.
Beats Fagan’s on a wet Monday.
Bertie Ahern In McGettigan’s (Facebook)
Batworld Sanctuary sez:
Lil’ Drac is an orphaned short tailed fruit bat (Carollia perspicillata). His mother was yet another casualty from zoo closures which are occurring across the US. Sheis a young mother who was stressed from the conditions in which she was kept, combined with the additional trauma of being captured and transferred to a new and unfamiliar environment. Consequently, she abandoned Lil’ Drac after he was born. He was found on the padded floor of the indoor flight enclosure at Bat World Sanctuary, curled up in a little ball.
Mmf.
It’s OK. The giant hands know what they’re doing.
via
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W8p1MVrueg
By re-editing the famously unchronological Pulp Fiction into chronological order, Youtuber crimewriter95 has done a very interesting and very awful thing.
We love Pulp Fiction the way it was intended. So we’re not watching it. No way. OK, maybe the first twenty minutes.
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Nothing to see here.
From How Ireland Really Went Bust By Matt Cooper
Earlier: Fingers: “It’s SLANDER”
Puntprinter writes:
This (above) was €5.99 for plug and €9.99 for USB attachment. Works (ish) too. I haven’t tried using all connections at once yet but I will have a bucket of water at the ready when I do…
Earlier: Charge Any Mobile
The latest edition of Accountancy Ireland.
Ratty Ratty asks:
Who wouldn’t want to work with these dynamic number crunchers?
Minister for Public and Commuter Transport, Alan Kelly TD with Jim Deignan from Payzone as they “purchase” the very first ‘Leap’ card at Eason in Heuston Station, Dublin literally earlier. The card is the result of a long-promised integrated transport ticketing system for the Greater Dublin Area.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
leapcard.ie.
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From MeAndHimAndYou, the Dublin Screen Print:
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Former Irish Nationwide Building Society chief executive Michael Fingleton has attacked as an absolute “slander” claims he ran the Society as a “personal bank”.
Speaking after being called as a witness in a case being taken by former Nationwide branch manager Brendan Beggan at the Employment Appeals Tribunal, Mr Fingleton replied “absolutely not” when it was put to him that a number of witnesses at the hearing had made this claim.
He told the hearing: “I wish to refute in the strongest possible terms claims I ran it as a personal bank, that is an absolute slander and totally untrue.
He said: “I ran the society in the best possible manner”.
Michael Fingleton Attacks Bank Claims As ‘Slander’ (RTE)
Previously: You Probably Wonder From Time To Time Why This Guy Seems To be Untouchable