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Is nothing sacred?
40 characters’ lives in 140-character bites.
Was it for this?
Or this?
Brilliant.
It’s that bloke who sold ice cream at Teddy’s.
Kidding. It’s ‘James Joyce’ by Colm Mac Athlaoich, for the day what appears to be in it.
Le Cool Dublin
Hoteliers are TRIPLING their room prices this weekend in a bid to cash in on two of the biggest concerts of the year.
Take That will play to a combined audience of more than 160,000 people at Croke Park on Saturday and Sunday, generating an estimated €50m for the local economy.
However, hoteliers are taking advantage by bumping up their prices for last-minute fans.
The Maldron Hotel on Parnell Street quoted €349 to the Irish Independent for its last remaining room on Saturday night — the same room would cost €115 for a Saturday night in July, or just €67 for a Sunday night.
Tripling.
Way to go, hotel industry.
Take That: Fans Hit In Pocket (Edel O’Connell, Fergal Gallagher, Irish Independent)
Tonight with Vincent Browne (last night) tackled the regeneration of Limerick with guests including regeneration czar Brendan Kenny (above). It was a well-meaning and earnest experience for everyone involved.
Not so for the satirical (we assume) “knacker”-baiting ‘Honest Limerick Man’:
Fair enough.
What?
at
It’s the only way we could get Bodger to read it.
Joyce Enters The Public Domain (Terence Killeen, Irish Times)
Joyce In Comic Book Form (Huffington Post)
Better Book Titles
To you and yours.
(Yes. That’s why Chompsky is sporting a badly-Photoshopped straw boater this morning)
Ding Dong Denny O’Reilly skilfully avoids double-meanings in this soaring ballad for ‘Queen David’.
It possibly needs a little Luka Bloom.
When they had money to loan.
Now he’s boss of the whole racket naturellement.
Richie Boucher, at the bank’s AGM in O’Reilly Hall, UCD Complex, Dublin 4, this afternoon.
Meet his fan club:
Raging.
And yet rageful about something different to the rest of us.
They’re shareholders voluntarily
Bank Of Ireland Bosses Face Barrage Of Anger And Eggs (Lisa O’Carroll, Guardian)
Earlier: The Egg Man Cometh