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Mostly, you post something and unless its a particular bugbear, you just glide off onto other things and forget all about it. However, the rest of the world sometimes likes to hang about in what you might consider your sleepy backwaters.
I’ve discussed this previously here and here. The Seanad Debate on Thursday touched on some of the issues I mentioned regarding the Criminal Justice (Mutual Assistance) Bill. The core portion of the debate from a Digital Rights point of view comes after the 12 o’clock mark.
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Coming up on Thursday of this week (30th March 2006) will be phase II of Judge Laffoy's order on two motions:1. A motion by B. Philbin and B.
Now, I don't know about you, but I don't know anything the young folk are up to. They could be planning a total overthrow of the over 30s, and the first I'd hear of it would be the rat-a-tat of ageist gunfire raking the doorway of Renards. Or, in my case, my local library.
Megaphone Helmet Originally uploaded by Editor_Tupp.
"Drogheda debacle hysterics" Originally uploaded by Editor_Tupp. Maurice Neligan is a cardiac surgeon. He has a column in the Irish Times Health Supplement.
Dun Laoghaire Pier Originally uploaded by Editor_Tupp. I was out in Dun Laoghaire over the weekend. It was a very pleasant DART trip and I took a few photographs while I was there.
Just because it surrounds us everyday, we ought not allow madness to go unchallenged. Fústar, in answer to my pleading, has turned his attention to one of the great mysteries of Irish life.
One of the unexpected offshoot discussions arising from the Blog Awards was the discomfort some of those attending felt at seeing their photographs and, to a lesser extent, discussions of them in general, appearing online afterwards. What that girl, Piaras Kelly and Damien Mulley's discussion boils down to is what degree of control a person can have over how they are depicted.
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