The Midnight Court has the pleasure of pointing out the Sunday Independant's elevation of a langerland. com poster to official status.

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Irish Times, Friday 10th November Originally uploaded by Editor_Tupp. The Raw Notes for the Home News, and Business supplement are now available here.

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After a very pleasant, though surprisingly wearing, trawl through yesterday's papers it was agreed by all those present to meet again the following day in the same spot (Westin Mezzanine, or Atrium as styled by some) at 2pm. So if you're in town pop in and prepare to be handed a Sunday supplement to ponder.

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At a commenter's suggestion, I've set up a wiki for my raw notes on the papers. Its address is http://www. tuppenceworth.

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While attention was directed elsewhere, the Corrib Gas court cases were back before the courts again today. McGarr Solicitors are providing an guide to the ongoing occurances in court.

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I've a very long page by page breakdown of the Irish Times' Home stories today. I'll be using them mostly as notes for a proper essay.

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I hope I might be able to interest you in an idea I've had floating around my head for a while. Just as a once off, I'd like to recruit bloggers (and non-bloggers too) to read the papers over one weekend. Specifically, over next weekend.

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Mediocre to poor Ministers don't write their own speeches. They read the speeches written for them by their civil servants as amended by their political advisors. The Fianna Fail Ard Fheis is on this week.

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Following on from my post earlier this week, FG's Environment spokesman told Adam Maguire that given the facts I'd outlined he believes that the Taoiseach had mislead the Dail. Duh.

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According to figures given out by Michael McDowell last week in a Parliamentary Question regarding FOI requests, 41% more people were being charged a €15 application fee by the Department of Justice in 2006 than in 2004.

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