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Use your democractic right to vote
The countdown is on to Lisbon mark two and both sides of the camp are hysterically throwing out the ‘facts’. Everyone is accusing the other of scaremongering and lying. Who can contradict them, I’m not sure — maybe the Taoiseach has got round to actually reading the Treaty this time and could put a few myths to bed.
Kennelly hullabaloo a calamity of errors of his own making
Kerry’s Tadhg Kennelly had been having a most magnificent year in a Gaelic footballing context, until last Sunday morning. Home from Oz, back with the Kerry panel, he collects a national football league medal, an All-Ireland medal and only last weekend an All-Star. Happy days. Just sit back and enjoy the harvest over the next few months, either in Kerry or back in Australia.
NY opportunity saves mouthy girl
A woman who abused Gardai late at night when drunk, avoided a five month jail sentence in court this week (October 28) after she convinced the judge she was going to work for a law firm in New York.
Cowen asleep on the job
A good friend of mine is currently reading Pat Leahy’s Showtime - The Inside Story Of Fianna Fáil In Power and sent me a quote from it which he found noteworthy.
Improper planning, inflamed expenses, reckless lending - all in a day’s work
The body politic is under severe scrutiny at the moment - all politicians possibly being tarred with the same brush.
"Be vigilant" - says Sergeant
Gardaí are advising the public to be more vigilant than ever for thieves, burglars, intruders, and conmen in the run up to Christmas.
McNelis says Galway will not stand for child benefit cuts in Budget
The Government seems to be under the illusion that the child benefit payment is spent on luxuries but the reality is this payment goes towards ensuring children have their essential needs met.
Direct approach ensures success for marketing guru
To quote a well-known online bank, sometimes it pays to be direct and Midlands-based businesswomen Carmel Connolly is a living example of this.
Direct approach ensures success for marketing guru
To quote a well-known online bank, sometimes it pays to be direct and Midlands-based businesswomen Carmel Connolly is a living example of this.
My book of the year
WHILE THE new technical innovations have made books much easier and more convenient to access, and while some of these innovations may even threaten the very future of the physical book as we know it today, they have not yet managed to compromise the element of surprise and sheer delight that an unexpected book find will bring, or replicate in any way the full ‘Book Buying Experience’.
