– The School of Law in NUIG and Mason Hayes and Curran are holding a conference next week on Executive Accountability & Parliamentary Democracy. The keynote speaker is Omnbudsman Emily O’Reilly. The event on March 26th is free and further information and registration details are available on the conference website. – On March 16th AHEAD […]
Entries Tagged as 'linkiness'
Saturday’s links are full of
February 12th, 2011 · 1 Comment · Elections, General Election 2011, Irish Politics, linkiness
Harry McGee has a very interesting post on the realities in the election including the positioning and freewheeling of Ruairi Quinn and Pat Rabbitte on policy matters. Glad to know others are noticing it. Pass Level Politics guides us to a good canvass (He’s a Labour Party canvasser but the advice applies well to all!) […]
Tags:#ge11
Snowed in links
November 30th, 2010 · 4 Comments · linkiness
Trapped in on bone protection duty. At a time of the year I can’t be trapped in but anyway, reports won’t write themselves I suppose. A few sneachta inspired diversions for you. – Fintan O’Toole has a new website and campaign for radical political reform. He was a good choice for MC on Saturday’s march […]
Tags:#bailout #budget11·snow
Thursdays links are full of
September 30th, 2010 · 5 Comments · Irish Politics, linkiness
Recovering from the use of the term ‘butt plug’ in the title of a blog post, a few links for you. (And unlike Miriam Lord I know the difference between a butt plug and a rampant rabbit but maybe she’s just given the former leader of the Labour Party a new nickname, I may never […]
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Henhouse links
April 13th, 2010 · Comments Off on Henhouse links · Blogging, LGBT, linkiness
The Dáil is on holiers and I am not. Excuse the lightness on the blogging as the day job keeps me occupied and tired. However you could peruse the programme for Stranger than Fiction – this is a documentary film festival taking place in the Irish Film Institute this weekend. Of note besides Pyjama Girls, […]
Tags:Documentary film·Fawcett Society·Film festival·Ireland·LGBT·Oliver Stone·Tom Shakespeare·Youth