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Update on the Nitelink.

Recently, we set up this Facebook group in response to the rumours surrounding the future of the popular and essential Dublin Bus Nitelink service.

Earlier today there was an interesting comment left by Labour Cllr. Cian O’Callaghan which thankfully answered a few questions, yet created a few more:

I got confirmation from Ray Coyne of Dublin Bus last Friday that Dublin Bus are not planning to discontinue the nitelinks. However they are planning to reduce the service and are looking at merging some routes and possibly reducing the frequency of service!

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I would. Distributed yesterday at the top of Grafton Street by members of the Shell to Sea campaign, the €540 billion euro note is creating quite a stir. I’ve about ten in my wallet, which makes me feel rich.

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A BaNAMA Republican.

"Gis them sweets young fella."

Captain Moonlight’s excellent ode to the Fianna Fail candidate deserves a look. It’s THE Fianna Fail candidate, watch the video. You know this man. He says things like “the old IRA” and “history will be kind to Bertie, even if nobody on your street will.”

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….do it correctly.

Recently, we had this piece looking at a wonderful new piece of graffiti from Dublin based street artist ADW at Suir Road Bridge. The piece was removed after only a couple of hours.

Freda, a friend of ours whose photos frequently end up on the blog, popped up recently to photograph the damage. She’s been documenting Dublin street art for years now, building up impressive photo albums showing the development of the art form in the capital. I’m hoping in time she’ll join the WordPress world.

Anyway, when she got up there, this is what she found:

Half a heart.

What’s the point?

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The new issue of LookLeft is in shops now – including all Easons outlets in Northern Ireland and Easons in Dublin, Cork, Limerick and Galway. Articles include – Free Education for Everyone: The student fightback – the End of Fianna Fail?:Brian Hanley – The Zapatistas 17 years of Rebellion: Andrew Flood – Northern Ireland needs an opposition: Justin O’Hagan – Interview with TEEU leader Eamon Devoy – The IMF: capitalism’s boot-boy: Ultan Gillen and much more over 32 pages

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So simple, yet so clever. In the context of Irish politics, a bloke in a superhero costume looks pretty respectable on an election poster…..

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I always think of these Dublin families on Valentine’s Day. Best to allow the song to speak for itself. May they all Rest in Peace.

Half a million was spent on solicitor’s fees,
A fortune to the owner and his family
It’s hard to believe not one penny came
To the working class people who suffered the pain.

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If I were a wall….

Bedford Lane always throws up surprises.

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Thanks to my mate Chris for directing me to this one, it comes from inside Lansdowne Road when the north got a three goal thumping from Scotland in the Carling No-Real-Point-To-This-Cup Cup. Ireland, Wales, Scotland and the north are playing it out for a silly cup, with telly stations pretending any of it is even half interesting.

There have been all sorts of reports of union jacks outside the GPO and more besides, but this video gives an idea of the kind of rubbish one can expect more of with the south due to play the north in May as part of this cup. Of course you’d have to expect an element to do the same in reverse if the silly cup was in Belfast, but the question is could a silly tournament that has failed to even put bums on seats in Lansdowne be enough to kick off some trouble in the capital?

Do a raffle for the thing me thinks.

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