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Wednesday 16 June 2021
On a totally unrelated note, someone farted live on air on today’s Loose Women.
Ready to ‘Swear It All Over Again’?
Hm, wonder who she’s referring to.
Who’s in, who’s out, and who’s writing the tunes for them.
‘He’s the one that got away.’
Brian also promised to be more careful in six months when his driving ban ends.
That’s one way to respond to someone.
After some initial frostiness, things look rosy between them.
So much has happened in the fourteen years since Brian left Westlife.
Best not to look if you’re very squeamish.
He insisted that he was just suffering with sunstroke.
And some other bizarre Irish celebrity happenings from over the years.
Mattress Mick in the role of Voice of Reason.
All of the day’s celeb dirt.
All the day’s celebrity durrrrrrt.
“I’ll find out where you live and strangle you with your f***ing mouse”, the furious tweet read.
All the best of the day’s celebrity FILTH.
We wouldn’t have put these two together.
It was ten years ago today the GAA opened the doors of Croke Park.
TV presenter Brian Dowling ruffled a few feathers with his description of his favourite Christmas toy.
Officially the greatest suit of all time.
The losers do the dishes! Get it? Quiet genius.
Get yisser celeb dirt.
The very best of the day’s celebrity dirt.
Hint: It’s to do with cheese. Find out the answer, plus all the best of the week’s tweets from famous people.
All the best of the week’s tweets from famous people.
All the best of the week’s tweets from famous people.
That, and all the rest of the week’s best tweets from famous people.
That and the rest of our pick from the week’s tweets from famous people.
IN AN UPDATE this morning, Danish footballer Christian Eriksen said that he was doing “fine” after collapsing on the pitch during Saturday’s Euro 2020 game.
The Irish Heart Foundation says the quick action of his teammates and officials, who administered CPR as he lay motionless on the field for about 15 minutes, has highlighted the need for bystanders to react with speed to a cardiac arrest.
Brigid Sinnott, Resuscitation Manager at the IHF said some 70% of cardiac arrests happen in the home, “so it is vital that people understand what to do in that situation”.
CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation, involves pressing hard and fast on the centre of a person’s chest and breathing into their mouth – a full guide can be read here.
So, today we’re asking: Do you know how to perform CPR?
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Lorna Bogue says the writing is on the wall for the ‘charade’ that is Ireland as a tax haven.
Dr Garrett McGovern says there’s no excuse not to have injecting centres by now.
Cooler; a morning shower
Max: 17 °C
Min: 9 °C
Periods of clouds and sunshine
Max: 17 °C
Min: 7 °C
Intervals of clouds and sun
Max: 15 °C
Min: 7 °C
