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A rather charming, wet and chewy short directed by Masaki Okuda who explains, (possibly via Google Translate):

The primary schoolboy “Kuchao” is hated person in his class.Even if everyone fly balloons, only he doesn’t part with his it. After school, He springs out of the school in at full speed with a balloon.When he immediately begins to chew a bubble gum which he hid, he enter the imagination world. When his balloon becomes the face and begins to chew a bubble gum,it changes into various things.His imagination makes rapid progress more and his balloon increase steadily. Then, the bird approaches while flying, and…

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Remember this guy?

Padraig O’Shea, the school owner who refused admission to a pregnant girl in Borrisoleigh, Co. Tipperary because he had to “uphold morals” in the classroom?

Well, he’s appeared on the Revenue defaulters list for undeclaring income tax in the sum of €705,000 [with interest and whatnot].

Seven hundred thousand and five euros.

Here’s how it went down:

O’SHEA, PÁDRAIG “BORRISOLEIGH, THURLES,” CO. TIPPERARY. PRIVATE SCHOOL OPERATOR €346,059.00 €100,016.00 €259,544.00 €705,619.00 “Underdeclaration of Income Tax. Revenue Deposit Interest Reporting Case.”

Hat tip to @JeremyTaxman 

Previously: The School That Refused To Enrol A Teenage Mother


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Kid-friendly cuteness by David Meigh.

Eskimos Joe and Moe battle it out during a science experiment in Igloo school but things get out of hand.

The score was composed by Pierre O’Reilly from Waterford, a recent graduate of the Cork School Of Music.

RTE’s Nationwide did a piece on him last year.

(Hat tip: Xiao Liu)

His Squeeness shares his experiences as the nation’s tea cosy to Conor O’Shea (left) and Cillian O’Ceallaigh at Colaiste Eoin in Booterstown, Co Dublin, within the past two hours. It’s international Cultural week at the school. They gave the Polish table a surf board (KIDDING).

Later with Colaiste Eoin head teacher Finin Mairtin the president even managed to make  the guy on the right (Antoin Delap, Chairmen of Bord na Mona) chortle.

That’s how Antoin chortles.

(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)

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Bewildered. Confused. And that’s just the teachers!

Gardiner Street Convent, in Dublin, this morning.

Their first day at skool.

They’re too young to realise we’ve destroyed their future.

And whatever you do don’t let them read Vincent Browne today.

(Check out the tearful boy in front of the Virgin Mary statue. He’s just been told about original sin)

(Photocall Ireland)