Post-€uro Preparations for Irish Punt
Looks like one important sector of Irish commercial life is preparing for a post-€uro future if this pub sign in Duncannon, Wexford, is anything to go by. Cheers..
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Saturday Seven Up
Easter recess saw traffic down some 20% last week with a mere 84,837 visitors making 259,795 visits to view 411,370 pages. The top stories in order of popularity were:
- Ken is the 14.5%
Former Climate Change Adviser Knocked Up Partial Figures - Boris to Ken: “You’re a F***ing Liar!”
- Team Ken Send Out Tax Lines to Tweet Script
- Postcard to Iain McNicol From the Office
- Friday Caption Contest (Drag On the Ticket Edition)
- BBC Denies the Science
- Ken Releases Partial Figures
Earned £238,646 and Paid £34,661 in Tax at 14.5%
You’re either in front of Guido or behind…
Twigg’s Incoherent Schools Policy | Mark Wallace
Why Osborne Should Get on With Bank Privatisation | Harry Phibbs
Labour Complain Over Stuart Hall Sentence | MediaGuido
Labour Surrenders on Free Schools | Toby Young
Stemcor Have 100 Days to Repay Debts | Telegraph
Adam Boulton Visits Titanic, Makes a Picture of Himself | MediaGuido
Free Enterprise Group Says Scrap Half of Whitehall | Telegraph
Labour Lift Gove’s Schools Policy | James Kirkup
We Cannot Negotiate With Putin | Tim Shipman
Guardian’s Bold Front Page | The Commentator
Ahmadinejad Like Ken Livingstone | Jack Straw
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Andrew Pierce on Ed Balls…
“Porky Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls sweet-talked guests at a fund-raising dinner by saying if he wasn’t a politician, he would be a chef. That’s not surprising, since he was accused of cooking the Treasury books when he was Gordon Brown’s boot boy.”
magic_otter says:
is there anyone in the world that Tony hasnt screwed in some way?
