Just got word that VMTV news weren’t the ones parked in the bus stop and they were standing in a loading pay they were cleared to use, not in a bus lane as the video appears to show.
Our mistake.
So we’d like to apologise to @newschambers and @VirginMediaNews pic.twitter.com/zlk2vxqCYK
— Dublin Commuter Coalition (@DublinCommuters) January 23, 2020
All sorted.
In fairness.
7.45am: Gardaí just arrived on the scene. Three lorries blocked by @IFAmedia at Lidl distribution centre in Charleville and a number of others put off and continued driving. Workers in cars being allowed in. @farmersjournal pic.twitter.com/AsizRpWILy
— Hannah QuinnMulligan (@hqmulligan) December 6, 2019
Farmers hold protest outside Lidl distribution centre in Ballyhea, Co Cork
This morning.
Outside a Lidl distribution centre in Charleville Ballyhea, Co Cork.
Farmers and members of the Irish Farmers’ Association began a 12-hour protest over beef prices at 7am.
This is the second such protest this week, following a similar protest at an Aldi distribution centre in Naas, Co Kildare, yesterday.
Further protest over beef prices as Lidl centre in Co Cork blockaded (RTE)
Beef Plan calls IFA protest ‘regrettable’ (Hannah Quinn Mulligan, Farmers Journal)
Pics: Harold Kingston and Hannah Quinn Mulligan
Michael O’Leary (a different one) on the subject of gay marriage during Vincent Browne’s People’s Debate in Charleville, Co. Cork on TV3 tonight.
Ban marriage altogether?
God damn his beautiful rebel soul.
Meanwhile…
Fidgety Fianna Fáil Cork County Councillor Aindrias Moynihan hesitates, and then declines, to show how he’ll vote in the referendum.
He’s done the numbers..
Thanks Luke O’Riordan
This afternoon.
Eamonn writes:
“A miniature pony and traditional traveller van leads out the mourners at the funeral of nine-year-old-twin brothers, Tom and Paddy, after the funeral mass in the Holy Cross Church in Charleville, County Cork. The brother who killed the twins before taking his own life, 21-year-old Jonathan will be buried in the afternoon.”
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
@MetroHNews your report is disgusting, and utterly lacking in kindness. pic.twitter.com/R1ZZ3zxonq
— Pauline’s ToCroker (@pmcchambers) September 5, 2014
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZ9hzWqNX1s
Every Sunday.
Come rain or torrential downpours.
Diarmuid O’Flynn, who put together the video tribute, writes:
We began our protest on Mar 6, 2011, over 16 months ago, we will end when the wrong that’s been done – and is still being done – to Ireland by the ECB is righted. Our media tells us now a deal has been done – it has not, nor can it be. We’re not looking for a deal, we’re looking for the money the ECB forced from us to be repaid.
Music: The Foggy Dew by Sinead O’Connor