Star Wars prints by Andy Fairhust, what with Rogue One opening next month.
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Repellant
atPLS RT @freesafelegal March for choice posters cut down in Rathmines .Thanks to the supporter who called the Garda. pic.twitter.com/RFQl73GGkM
— repealproject (@repealproject) September 18, 2016
Dirty hurling ahead of the March for Choice next Saturday.
If you see it, report it and post it.
Pic: Jim O’Callaghan
Fianna Fáil leader Michael Martin (right)and Fine Gael leader, and acting Taoiseach, Enda Kenny
Pat Leahy, in the Irish Times this morning, reports:
Meetings to discuss a possible new government will continue today as Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil intensify their efforts to woo Independent TDs in advance of Wednesday’s vote for taoiseach.
Fianna Fáil will hold an all-day meeting with the group of five rural Independents. Tomorrow it will meet the six members of the Independent Alliance.
Front bench Fianna Fáil TD Jim O’Callaghan dismissed reports that the party’s mood towards coalition with Fine Gael was softening.
And party sources said the Leitrim Fianna Fáil organisation last week voted 50 votes to none against coalition with Fine Gael in an example of grassroots feeling, which is strongly against any such deal.
Meanwhile, earlier…
Listening to @morningireland would dispel myth that govt formation impasse can go on & on. Serious issues piling up. Hope it focuses all.
— Simon Harris TD (@SimonHarrisTD) April 4, 2016
And yesterday…
Leo Varadkar tweeted:
My posters cleaned, counted, stored and ready to be deployed.
FF denies mood softening towards FG coalition (Pat Leahy, Irish Times)
Related: Does anyone still take them seriously? (Gene Kerrigan, Sunday Independent)
Rollingnews
Team Work
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Spotted in Dublin Bay North constituency.
Hugh Ami writes:
Stephanie Regan covering over Naoise ó Muirí’s posters – nice team work there from Fine Gael.
I Love Lamp
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Rory Connolly tweetz:
Clever series of posters from Soc Dems on Church St, Dublin 7.
Meanwhile…
Disgruntled Red writes:
Why are the Soc Dems being studiously ignored by most media [besides BS], particularly RTÉ? Is it because they’re the first plausible alternative to the Labour Party and therefore a long-awaited possible ray of light for default Labour voters (myself included) who’ve only ever voted Labour because of what that party should be, but never has been? Is Labour kacking its collective pants? I’m letting on not to know the answers already.
Anyone?
Yesterday: Hear Our Voice
Sweet Jesus
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‘sup?
Some Dad writes:
A few of these on Griffith Ave [Dublin 9]. Is this the new Renua candidate in Dublin Bay North?
Meanwhile…
Yikes.
Kevin Markham writes:
One of the more impressive Fine Gael posters. He gets my vote..
Meanwhile…
Ah here.
Reeler writes:
Abortions for some, faceswap for others…
Too Low, Jo
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Michelle writes:
looks like Renua can’t afford a ladder in Dublin West. Every single poster I’ve spotted is illegally low…
Meanwhile…
Liam Knuj writes:
Spotted in Dublin 7: landlord makes a statement. No idea what the tenants think about it.
This morning.
Aoife McLysaght writes:
When is an election poster not an election poster? Bullpoo public meeting. Blatant stretching of loophole
The Way Back
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‘Coming Home’.
By from top: James Cullen; Karl Toomey; Ronan Kelly; Steve McCarthy
Russel writes:
Hen’s Teeth Prints have teamed up with The Emigrant Disco and invited Irish designers and artists, both home and abroad, to submit work under the theme “Coming Home’ in the run up to Christmas. The full collection is on our website (below) and a selection has gone on display in Grogans [South William Street, Dublin].
Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-made stocking fillers’. No fee