John Gormley is a tool!

And I’m being kind at that!

No matter what he puts his hands on he does damage. He has interfered with the provision on an incinerator in Dublin – and is almost bringing it to a stage where litigation proceedings will be issued against the Government.

Now he is hitting the commercial vehicle userm all because the 4×4 status symbol passenger vehicles of the Celtic Tiger era are now not affordable to the nouveux riche who are now feeling the pinch and are declaring that their passenger vehicles are now commercial vehicles without doing the necessary modifications required – no back seats/blacked our side windows and welded bolt holes for seat.

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Zsa Zsa Gabor and Maureen O’Hara

Zsa Zsa Gabor has been given the last rites. She’s been ill since falling out of bed while attempting to answer her phone.

Her hips suffered and she suffered other medical complications as a result.

The upshot of it is that she requested a priest be brought to her hospital bedside to administer the last rites.

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Last will and Testament

No not mine. The wills of some famous Irish people from the past.

Oscar Wilde, for example left £250 – the equivalent of €28,272.31 today. His estate was administered by his 14 year old son Vyvyan Beresford Holland.

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Getting Your Priorities Right!

A senior citizen said to his eighty-year old friend:  ‘So I hear you’re getting married?’

‘Yep!’

‘Do I know her?’

‘Nope!’

‘This woman, is she good looking?’

‘Not really.’

‘Is she a good cook?’

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Fibonacci Project to involve 12 Irish Primary Schools

The Fibonacci Project is an inquiry based science and mathematics education programme that aims to help develop an integrated strategy for scientific literacy and awareness for primary schools across Europe.

12 Irish primary schools and 24 teachers have been lucky enough to be selected to participate in the project.

The promotion of the hands on learning of science is its goal.

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Great Ad – whoever thought of it!

Public Sector Unions Ratify Croke Park Pay Deal

The Irish Congress of Trade Union’s Public Services Committee (PCS) approved the agreement by a margin of almost two thirds.

The PSC represents the majority of public service unions and associations, except Gardai and the defence forces.

Initially, when the deal was first mooted, I was opposed to the deal.

However, with our economy getting progressively worse as the weeks went by I changed my mind and voted for the deal.

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