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About LinkBacksnewstalk interviewing the bloke from TODAY fm now in relation to their side of the story
newstalk interviewing the bloke from TODAY fm now in relation to their side of the story
Now if only we had an Opposition worthy of the name...
I'll tell you, at this point, whatever their actual opinion of the opposition, I reckon most people would vote for them even if the entire front bench was made up of dead donkeys - anything to rid themselves of a government which has managed to combine such arrogance, ineptitude, sleaziness and - now - hissy fits!Originally Posted by toxic avenger
Dublin is rife with rumour about the identity of the artist. Ian Whyte, of Whyte’s Gallery, said: “It was certainly a professional job; the two paintings were both very well executed. They are actually better than the work of a few artists I thought it might be. Everyone will be talking about it until the identity is revealed.
“No crime was committed, whoever it was didn’t take anything. In fact, he donated something.”
Er, you're about 2 days late!
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I should have put the whole post in inverted commas, it's snipped from the IT.
RTE has just had a news story about 2 monkeys getting maried.
A group is now hoping to have a "legitimate" exhibition of portraits of Biffos in the buff...it'd be great if they pulled it off
To that end, send a postcard, with your pic of the Taoiseach here
Fustar - Recycling Cultural Waste Since 2005 // The Great Picturegate Postcard Exhibition
Also, anyone who has not read Miriam Lord's article, in the IT today, should...
No losing sight of the big picture as Portraitgate rumbles on - The Irish Times - Thu, Mar 26, 2009
Ceann Comhairle rules out questions on RTÉ apology
The Ceann Comhairle has prevented Opposition parties in the Dáil from raising questions this morning about the RTÉ decision to apologise to the Taoiseach over a news report on Tuesday night.
The state broadcaster issued the apology following a report about the satirical nude portraits of Brian Cowen that were hung on the walls of two Dublin galleries without permission.
Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny described the apology as "grovelling", while Labour Party TD Liz McManus accused the broadcaster of bowing to political pressure.
However, attempts to raise the matter were ruled out of order by the Ceann Comhairle, former Fianna Fáil minister John O'Donoghue.
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