Friday 24 May, 2013
IT WAS A week in which the Pope shocked the world by announcing his resignation.
That was undoubtedly the big news of the week but there was also the leaking of a report into the death of Savita Halappanavar, the shocking circumstances surrounding the death of Oscar Postorius’ girlfriend and the horsemeat scandal rumbled on.
All that and more, it’s the week in quotes:
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Horse meat controversy reminds me of something I read by an Irish author recently [ cannot remember the name].
The definition of being English is diving German car to an Irish pub to drink Belgian beer and driving home to collect an Indian Curry or a Chinese take away and eating it off Swedish furniture watching an American soap on a Japanese television
wasn’t there also something from space that hit the planet?????
Linda Creighton has a face like an iron in a football sock. Her views are prehistoric,she is in the wrong position. She should get back into her time machine an go back to 1956 and leave the rest of the forward thinking politicians to run the country.
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Government shocked by creche claims: ‘It’s every parent’s worst nightmare’ |
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Woolwich victim named by UK Ministry of Defence |
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HSE and Gardai investigating creches after RTE exposé |
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Nissan Ireland warns of ‘loose steering wheel’ glitch in some 14,000 Micras |
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Almost 95,000 mortgage holders are in arrears |
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