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Monday 26 September 2022
Is it too cold to snow? Ask your dad.
Bet that first year maths will come in handy now.
Doing Arts – majoring in English, minoring in Supermacs.
A blue cheese easter egg. Really?
The grandmaster of the fruit and veg aisle.
“Are ye well? Cos ye’re lookin well.”
It must be the law over there, or something.
How often does YOUR mother ask if you’re coming home?
Our pre and post Celtic Tiger diets.
Hint: It doesn’t involve saying ‘I like you’.
It’s a rite of passage that can’t be avoided, no matter how hard you try.
It’s like Irish sign language. Well, sort of.
There’s nothing better than going to Shmacs for a shnackbox, believe us.
Well, compared to what you paid for them anyway.
Spot these fashion disasters as the lights go up and you see who you’re REALLY dancing with.
You don’t choose the Southside. The Southside chooses you.
There’s no other place quite like it.
Keepy uppies, swings, licking the spoon…
Plus one who’s not scared at all.
It would only have taken a minute.
What, your family doesn’t dress up in immaculately made themed costumes?
From the ‘nuclear disaster’ selfie, to the ‘in jail’ selfie.
Enjoy your blissful ignorance, righties. WHILE YOU CAN.
LAST SATURDAY SAW one of the largest protest marches in Ireland in recent months, as thousands descended on Dublin city centre to call for help from the government during a cost-of-living crisis.
Dozens of campaign groups, from students to pensioners, carers to climate activists, flooded O’Connell Street before marching to Merrion Square, to demand action for those struggling to make ends meet.
Organisers of the march made no secret of their hope that Dublin would see a march of people not seen since the Right2Water marches of 2015.
So, today we’re asking: When did you last attend a protest march?
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Economist Victor Duggan has some good advice for the finance minister ahead of tomorrow’s budget.
Marc Ó Cathasaigh of the Green Party says legislators should always consider future generations.
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