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The Graphic, September 26, 1985
The Kingstown [Dun Laoghaire] cat hoax of 1885.
An ad among the pigeons.
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The Graphic, September 26, 1985
The Kingstown [Dun Laoghaire] cat hoax of 1885.
An ad among the pigeons.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xrs_vONjN0
The media rummage through the home of the alleged San Bernardino [California] ‘terrorist’ shooters on Friday night.
Reg B writes:
I am no criminologist but is this standard practice? If I wasn’t so thoroughly brainwashed I would suggest they are not telling us the full story.
Anyone?
Have you tried Allah?
FIGHT!
God Isn’t Fixing This (New York Daily News)
Thanks AuroraBorealice
Meanwhile…
@broadsheet_ie @kiliandoyle @NYDailyNews was for God before it was against God. pic.twitter.com/A8U4wHB1TS
— Eamonn Fitzgerald (@eamonn) December 3, 2015
Ah.
Here.
A social media profile [on Myspace (!)] of the alleged shooter (top centre) [named as Chris
MadeupnameHarper Mercer, top centre], contains a video featuring archive footage of the IRA, a number of images of IRA members in military uniform and a reference to an edition of An Phoblacht magazine.
Seems legit and entirely credible and not fake at all.
Anyone?
Bomb disposal unit outside Environment Minister Alan Kelly’s office in Nenagh,
Co Tipperary last Friday
“The Gardaí know my movements, all day, every day, more or less, I go through that all the time so I’m kinda used to that, but this is a different level. The lads inside my office, to be subjected to something like that – where their safety is an issue now – is a level which I’ve never encountered before. Whoever sent this is a scumbag, it’s as simple as that.”
Environment Minister Alan Kelly speaking on Tipp FM this morning following the delivery of a package, containing white powder and a threatening note, at his office in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary last Friday.
The bomb disposal unit later declared it a hoax.
The white powder has a street value of one hundred million dollars, garda sources say.
Alan Kelly: Whoever sent suspicious package ‘is a scumbag’ (Breakingnews.ie)
Pic: Dublin Says No