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Monthly Archives: February 2011
The Count: Monday
Archive —- 1910: The recounts continue in Galway West, Laois-Offaly and Wicklow, but Wicklow at least is soon to get back onto the actual business of electing people. The counts have been going on for 58 hours now, with the last … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2011, Ireland, Politics
Tagged count, dail, galway west, general election 2011, ireland, laois-offaly, monday, politics, wicklow
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Football 10/11: vs Wigan (away)
I didn’t see it, being occupied by other matters. Suffice to say, United have never had a troubling time with Wigan, with 13 straight wins. Hernandez did well, Rooney got on the scoresheet and Fabio scored his first goal for … Continue reading
Posted in Football 10/11, Sport
Tagged 4-0, epl, fabio, football 10/11, hernandez, man utd, rooney, sport, wigan
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The Count: Sunday
Archive —- 1010: Hi and welcome back. In the previous seven and a half hours, a further 18 TDs have been elected, eight Fine Gael, five Labour, four Fianna Fail, two Fine Gael, one ULA and one Independent. Nine constituencies … Continue reading
The Count: 2300 Till Late
Archive. —- 2304: Kildare South has come to an end after seven counts with a seat each for Fine Gael, Labour and Fianna Fail. 2318: I’ll be continuing until all ongoing counts are adjourned or, if they continue indefinitely, 0300. … Continue reading
The Count: 1900 To 2300
Archive —- 1909: Dun Laoghaire is so tight and the counts are piddling along as we dispense with those who knew they had lost ages ago. Getting into the serious transfers soon there and it’s still all to play for … Continue reading
The Count: 1400 To 1900
Continuing on for the next few hours. Just refresh to get the latest. —- 1400: RTE are back after a mind-boggling half-hour break and the first counts are due soon enough. 1415: Mick Wallace will not only top the poll, … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2011, Ireland, Limerick, Politics
Tagged count, dail, general election 2011, ireland, limerick, politics, preferences, tallies
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The Count: 0940 To 1400
Archive 1000 Hello and welcome to NFBs coverage of the count for General Election 2011. This particular post will serve up until around 13:00 and will proceed in a top down fashion, with the latest news being at the top. … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2011, Ireland, Limerick, Politics
Tagged count, coverage, dail, fianna fail, fine gael, general election 2011, greens, independents, ireland, labour, leddin, limerick, limerick city, liveblog, noonan, o'donnell, o'sullivan, odea, politics, power, prediction, sinn fein, tallies, ula
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Election Day
John Adams is a favourite historical figure of mine. He was the first Vice President of the United States of America, its second President. One of the “founding fathers” as the Yanks are so fond of calling that diverse group … Continue reading
Posted in General Election 2011, History, Ireland, Politics
Tagged democracy, freedom, general election 2011, history, ireland, john adams, politics, things, vote
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Success And Nowhere (One Day To Election)
How thin the line between the two, eh? (referring to the title there). Little of substance actually happening today, other than the final rallying calls, the last desperate attempts to gain a few paltry votes. You do notice as time goes … Continue reading
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Tagged campaign, failure, fianna fail, fine gael, general election 2011, greens, independents, ireland, labour, last day, limerick, politics, sinn fein, success, ula
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Football 10/11: vs Marseille (CPL, Last 16)
Not a great game for either side, though I think the French champions will be the happier having left behind the threat of away goals. The 4-5-1 formation just did not do the business for most of the game, the … Continue reading