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The Minister for Social Protection, Joan Burton, has today announced a new National Internship Scheme and i-Phone app for 5,000 people who are currently on the live register. The Scheme will provide work experience opportunities for jobseekers in the private, public or community and voluntary sectors.
The 5,000 places are part of 20,900 new […]

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The Central Bank of Ireland has gained permission to issue a one euro coin with the Queen’s head on it as part of the celebrations surrounding the official visit which begins tomorrow.
The European Central Bank gave the go-ahead last week, adding that such a move would have a positive effect on Ireland’s bond market ratings.
‘We […]

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Fellini in Arthurland

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Title: Fellini in Arthurland
Subject: Brand Development / FT Reports / TV Advert Brainstorming
Date: 24 September 2010
Time: 2:20 PM
Dear Ian,
I’m sure you saw the FT today. It’s ironic it came out just before our big day. AMT BBDN expected, as you know, to make a killing on behalf of our client […]

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The poor auld Sasanachs - after years of thinking a hung parliament was one where the average length surpassed the 6 inch mark… they wake up this morning having to work out what it actually means.
Luckily they have this precedent : (Enjoy)

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Great little pisstake on Michael Caine’s endorsement of the Conservative party.

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A nice little piece of satire here.
Enjoy.

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Dan Hannan is the Tory MEP who talked about the NHS recently on Glen Beck’s show:

This is what Charlie Brooker said about him last night on his brilliant Channel 4 program You Have Been Watching (remember the Taliban Vs The IRA?)

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In Iceland they put pictures of their bankers in urinals so the male patrons of trendy bars can express their disgust at the greed of those who got them into the current mess.

…which at least is economical in that it provides two kinds of relief for hard pressed Icelanders.
But here in Ireland […]

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Dublin Opinion Exclusive: The view from inside the mind of the chief political correspondent at the Irish Times as he writes his piece on the Fine Gael ardfheis.
“THE PROSPECT of power permeated the Fine Gael ardfheis at the weekend. TDs and delegates alike were enthused by the belief that their hour is coming round […]

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