Headline of the day
Space war would leave destructive legacy. Who would have thunk it?
A tale of two Berties
With Bertie Ahern’s lap of honour entering its final week I came across something quite interesting that I felt I had to share with the wider world (or at least the tiny portion of the wider world that might wander by here). I had a relative who lived in Ahern’s constituency of Dublin Central for [...]
On Newstalk’s Culture Shock tonight
I’ll be doing the Sunday newspaper preview on Newstalk’s Culture Shock tonight for anyone who’s doing nothing at 8:45pm or so. You can tune in online or if you’re in Ireland through your FM, DAB or Internet radio; through your UPC or Sky digibox or by making your way to their city centre studios and [...]
On The Last Word this evening to talk about Broadband and ALTO
I’ll be on Today FM‘s The Last Word at around 6pm this evening to talk about eircom’s broadband proposals (again) in light of opposition to it from the ALTO group (Which comprises of eircom’s main opposition such as BT Ireland, UPC and Smart telecom). Tune in online or on the radio if you’re about!
Cock the vote
Young Fine Gael have just launched their poster campaign for the Lisbon Treaty and its vaguely risqué nature is causing quite a stir… well, not really, but a few people are talking about it. Young Fine Gael’s press release on the campaign states that the organisation aims to “Excite Electorate on Lisbon Treaty” however as [...]
Don’t buy an iPhone (yet)!
O2 are going to love me for that headline but this is nothing to do with their price plans or the device itself, which is still tempting me even with its flaws. Basically, anyone who doesn’t absolutely have to have an iPhone (and who does?) should hold off buying one for the next month or [...]
An apt video considering today’s events
In light of recent events: Particularly of note is the opposition’s reaction in the video – it’s something we’re already seeing here today.
