Herald: 'Sinister Anarchy Plan For Dublin'

by redjade Wed Jul 16, 2003 18:23

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/images/2003/07/274335.jpg

hope to see that t-shirt someday ;-)

by Rusty Wingnut Wed Jul 16, 2003 17:39 rusty_wingnut at hotmail dot com

Have you got a hi-rez version of the colour image? (don't want a black & white t-shirt)

Might even make one up for you :-)

by immigrant (hopeful) in my country I was a student - (pacafist) Wed Jul 16, 2003 14:40

I am presently (along with my young child who was born last April on Parnell sq) awaiting deportation.
If I win the competition for free child care, since i buy the Evening Herald every other day for the job adverts and the telly pages, could my child stay?
Since my child won't cost the state an arm and a leg then.
[ I am doing my bestest to integrate, in this last week I have learned a much about your history, and am proud my child was born at your historic Parnell Square.]

by Ivan Caramba - IBC Wed Jul 16, 2003 11:56

My wardrobe has never been spicier thanks to the Herald! :)

by Seáinín Wed Jul 16, 2003 04:11

That'd be what? €20m. I don't think he's all that good. Runs around a lot but gives the ball away in the end.

by YEAH! Tue Jul 15, 2003 22:24

But silkscreen???? That's cool and all but why not just get that baby done in Reads? Full colour?

by %-) Tue Jul 15, 2003 21:05

for those with an interest in Irish newspaper front pages and pdf files.
go to http://www.unison.ie

Interesting article on the introduction of litter fines to help save Dublin's environment.
Who will end up doing the slodging hassle of fining people 0.30€?
accompanied by a really
Nice photo of trainer and chewing gum on the pavement (sidewalk) [pathway].
For our "foreign readers"
neustros estudienties pacifistas
(Sidewalk) is American english for Pavement.

& as we all know [pathway] is for our Garda readers.

hi! %-)

Who today might have been curious to read the Irish Times and enjoy it's front page.

It appears that Garda Station masts are to be sold to some telecom company for less money than you could buy a house on Parnell Square for back in the eighties when they were a steal.

Rank and File Gardaí [I love that expression]
naturally feel unhappy about their place of work being known as the most dangerous areas in modern Irish society for "ambient electro-magnetism".

For those of the land leasing class, today we mark the death of a wonderful Cuban musician a corazón. & the birth of Derrida and Walter Benjamen.

For those of the land owning class things are often more complicated, and social time and space all too often is subject to "extra-official" considerations.

Mr O' as if sends like everyone his love.