Your site is called Dublin Opinion, yet the photo is of Bray, the foothills of the Wicklow mountains, and only a fraction of south-east county Dublin. Get a different picture and leave us alone.
I presume you’re from Wicklow then. Perhaps you would’ve been happier if the photographer was pointing in a different direction, but unfortunately I didn’t take it, Philip Pankov did. Besides its one of the best views you can see while still remaining within the boundries of Co. Dublin, in my opinion. Also it was taken not far from where I’m living at the moment, so its not changing.
leave us alone
I’d like to return that sentiment….
Hi Andrew, nice post. I don’t have an email address for Mr. Tagomi, but he comes around here every so often, so he might get to see your post and respond.
Sorry for the confusion Katie, it’s dublinopinionATgmailDOTcom, replacing the AT with @ and the DOT with a full stop, of course. You’ve forced me to fix it.
Ahh, it’s Kerrie
That’s ok, btw don’t believe everything you hear. Some people can be very fake but only we don’t realise it, I recently found that out when my father passed away after fighting cancer for 8 years. Funerals always seem to bring the worst out in some people.
I am Dr Golan Satar Rahman, 69 years Physician of Bangladesh origin .I am at present working in the UK as the Principal Director of Treasuries Dept,Islamic Bank Of Britain.There is this huge amount of money belonging to one of our deceased customers which has remained unclaimed in our bank in the last ten years now .I would like to know if you and i can pull this deal together so that i will obtain all the documents,like an affidavit of sworn oath etc that will, portray you as the next of kin or foreign partner of the late customer to empower the bank to transfer the money into your account,once notarised at the Public Notary’s Office of the Supreme Court here.
I am ready to provide and take care of the costs of the requisite documents and the notarisation costs while you provide an account for the transfers.As a banker i would not risk my career and many years of active service or involve you in this deal if iam not certain that it will work and that it is 100% risk free for both of us because i know all the requisite or enabling documents that is needed in a situation like this before the bank can be fully empowered to transfer the money into any of the deceased’s relatives accounts.
You and i will share the money on a 60-40 ratio after it enters your account.
Call me on +447031955225 If you can handle this deal so that we
can work out the modalities and the percentage issues.
Looking forward to hearing from you accordingly.
With my very best regards
Dr Golan Satar Rahman
+447031955225
He put it up on the Internet, he says he’s been a doctor for 69 years AND he uses the words ‘notarisation’ and ‘modalities’ - he must be speaking the truth.
I can vouch for Dr. Golan Rahman. But, if you’re worried, you can give me your bank account details and access codes I’ll make sure you’ll get the necessary split.
Conor, Thanks for the LP it’s truly a classic and should fit in with the rest of my vinyl. Today I saw a car marked as Pittsburgh City Zombie Patrol, so I guess things are under control, but I’m not sure that they know that Monroeville is the real center of the infestation. All the best, Scott P.S. I lost your email.
I wasn’t sure if I had your correct address. I’m glad that you got it. I’ll keep an eye out for some decent records from now on - although with Jerry’s records down the road it’ll be a bit like sending coal to Newcastle! Take care, and say hi to everyone for me.
(No relation to David) thanks to my mate Micheal Wlaker for fwd this to me - interesting. If it wernt for Connelly the Proclaimation of Independence would’ive been dour - instead it remains one of the most fwd thinking pieces to this day. “… the republic guarantees religious and civil liberty, equal rights and equal opportunities for all her citizens… elected by the sufferages of all her men and women…”
And the Irish Citizens Army was the only armed trade union movement in Europe - heaven. Connelly and big Jim Larkin put a shiver up the bosses. What a pity we cant do that to the Bankers today….
Dublin has played by the book. It has taken pre-emptive steps to please the markets and the EU. It has done an IMF job without the IMF. Indeed, is has gone further than the IMF would have dared to go.
Pearson are New Zealand’s largest educational publisher of primary and secondary titles. We are currently doing a book on Irish History for students aged 15-16 years.
Our author has included a photograph of Conolly and his family that is on your website. I am wondering if you can advise where we go to get permission to use this photo or is it out of copyright?
Do you have an email address? I saw something, that made me very curious, might have been useful for your last book, of course it might be innocent enough , or completely none of my business…..
She also has the submissions to the Corporate Consilidation Act back in 2001 - 2003 when they succeeded in preventing the enactment of Directors Compliance statements. Which she says “could well have prevented the like of Fitzpatrick’s actions and certainly would have made them a criminal offence.”
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2007/04/how_you_can_help.html
Thanks Niall. I’ll stick that up.
http://www.artsjournal.com/bookdaddy/2007/05/just_who_is_this_guy.html
Your site is called Dublin Opinion, yet the photo is of Bray, the foothills of the Wicklow mountains, and only a fraction of south-east county Dublin. Get a different picture and leave us alone.
I presume you’re from Wicklow then. Perhaps you would’ve been happier if the photographer was pointing in a different direction, but unfortunately I didn’t take it, Philip Pankov did. Besides its one of the best views you can see while still remaining within the boundries of Co. Dublin, in my opinion. Also it was taken not far from where I’m living at the moment, so its not changing.
leave us alone
I’d like to return that sentiment….
Hi guys. As a follow up to the ding dong with Conor and Mr. Tagomi from a few weeks ago can I recomend the following from andrewlawlor.blogspot.com. http://andrewlawlor.blogspot.com/2007/08/when-deluded-and-superstitious-collide.html
If you have a contact mail for Mr. Tagomi you might forward it on as he left no link with his dismissal of my recent comments!
Hi Andrew, nice post. I don’t have an email address for Mr. Tagomi, but he comes around here every so often, so he might get to see your post and respond.
please can i use the picture of irish housing in my school project
please can i use the picture of irish housing in my school project
joe rouse
Hi Joe,
that´s no problem. Work away.
All the best,
Conor
hi there did kieran from corck campus radio help you set up this web page?
The posted e-mail address is not working. How can I contact the blog writers?
Sorry for the confusion Katie, it’s dublinopinionATgmailDOTcom, replacing the AT with @ and the DOT with a full stop, of course. You’ve forced me to fix it.
Hi,
can you contact me by mail? I have some ideas I’d like to share with you re Dublin Opinion.
Best
Thanks for the comment Emmet. Our email is above.
Btw.. in your article about Ms Mandy Johnston, you spelt her surname wrong, it’s spelt Johnston
I won’t go into details as to who I am… My surname will explain that.
Thanks Kerry. One of my many recent spelling errors![:)](http://web.archive.org./web/20181214032605im_/http://dublinopinion.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif)
Ahh, it’s Kerrie![:P](http://web.archive.org./web/20181214032605im_/http://dublinopinion.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif)
That’s ok, btw don’t believe everything you hear. Some people can be very fake but only we don’t realise it, I recently found that out when my father passed away after fighting cancer for 8 years. Funerals always seem to bring the worst out in some people.
Merry xmas to all.
I am Dr Golan Satar Rahman, 69 years Physician of Bangladesh origin .I am at present working in the UK as the Principal Director of Treasuries Dept,Islamic Bank Of Britain.There is this huge amount of money belonging to one of our deceased customers which has remained unclaimed in our bank in the last ten years now .I would like to know if you and i can pull this deal together so that i will obtain all the documents,like an affidavit of sworn oath etc that will, portray you as the next of kin or foreign partner of the late customer to empower the bank to transfer the money into your account,once notarised at the Public Notary’s Office of the Supreme Court here.
I am ready to provide and take care of the costs of the requisite documents and the notarisation costs while you provide an account for the transfers.As a banker i would not risk my career and many years of active service or involve you in this deal if iam not certain that it will work and that it is 100% risk free for both of us because i know all the requisite or enabling documents that is needed in a situation like this before the bank can be fully empowered to transfer the money into any of the deceased’s relatives accounts.
You and i will share the money on a 60-40 ratio after it enters your account.
Call me on +447031955225 If you can handle this deal so that we
can work out the modalities and the percentage issues.
Looking forward to hearing from you accordingly.
With my very best regards
Dr Golan Satar Rahman
+447031955225
dude’s been a doctor for 69 years. I say he speaks the truth.
He put it up on the Internet, he says he’s been a doctor for 69 years AND he uses the words ‘notarisation’ and ‘modalities’ - he must be speaking the truth.
I can vouch for Dr. Golan Rahman. But, if you’re worried, you can give me your bank account details and access codes I’ll make sure you’ll get the necessary split.
Conor, Thanks for the LP it’s truly a classic and should fit in with the rest of my vinyl. Today I saw a car marked as Pittsburgh City Zombie Patrol, so I guess things are under control, but I’m not sure that they know that Monroeville is the real center of the infestation. All the best, Scott P.S. I lost your email.
Check out
hayes peoples History Blog
and
Country Standard blog
and
COHSE Blog
some intresting Irish posts
keep up the great work
(No relation to David) thanks to my mate Micheal Wlaker for fwd this to me - interesting. If it wernt for Connelly the Proclaimation of Independence would’ive been dour - instead it remains one of the most fwd thinking pieces to this day. “… the republic guarantees religious and civil liberty, equal rights and equal opportunities for all her citizens… elected by the sufferages of all her men and women…”
And the Irish Citizens Army was the only armed trade union movement in Europe - heaven. Connelly and big Jim Larkin put a shiver up the bosses. What a pity we cant do that to the Bankers today….
Your RSS Feed for posts doesn’t seem to work.
Ireland must now pay more than Greece to borrow.
Dublin has played by the book. It has taken pre-emptive steps to please the markets and the EU. It has done an IMF job without the IMF. Indeed, is has gone further than the IMF would have dared to go.
It has imposed draconian austerity measures. The solidarity of the country has been remarkable. There have no riots, and no terrorist threats.
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/finance/ambroseevans-pritchard/100007444/it-pays-to-riot-in-europe/
Pearson are New Zealand’s largest educational publisher of primary and secondary titles. We are currently doing a book on Irish History for students aged 15-16 years.
Our author has included a photograph of Conolly and his family that is on your website. I am wondering if you can advise where we go to get permission to use this photo or is it out of copyright?
thanks Anne
Hi Conor McCabe,
Do you have an email address? I saw something, that made me very curious, might have been useful for your last book, of course it might be innocent enough , or completely none of my business…..
sure, you can get me at: dublinopinion@gmail.com
for conor might be worth taking a look at the australian broadcasting corporation abc prog 4 corners on ireland finances
Thanks Seán, I’ll have a look at that later on. Cheers.
The FOIed documents on IFSC lobbying at DoF have been uploaded here, if you missed them. http://www.scribd.com/doc/91354148/FOI-DeptFinance-Childers
She also has the submissions to the Corporate Consilidation Act back in 2001 - 2003 when they succeeded in preventing the enactment of Directors Compliance statements. Which she says “could well have prevented the like of Fitzpatrick’s actions and certainly would have made them a criminal offence.”
That’s great. Thanks for that. Appreciate it.
Hi Conor
I’d like to contact you re: MAOISTS IN DUBLIN SCHOOLS, 1970
Andrew
Hi lads. Patiently waiting for the September 1913 edition’s of The Irish Worker.