Monthly Archives: June 2005

Committee on Communications, Marine and Natural Resources Has just published its report that asks for the removal of comreg as mobile mast emission monitors with the task going to the Radiological Protection Institute of Ireland. Also the group want the … Continue reading →

The High Court has jailed five people at the request of Shell for attempting to stop the multinational from laying a controversial, high-pressure, “offshore” gas pipeline through their land in Rossport, Co Mayo. The judge ordered that the five men … Continue reading →

Postal service in D13 has hit all time lows, its as if the service is being beaten into the ground. Today a letter arrived (after 5pm) that was posted 9 days ago. The letter was posted from the Dublin 13 … Continue reading →

after 30 minutes I have been unable to publish or listen to a podcast my experience of Itunes 4.9 4.9 like before is not built for win98 The interface is crap To Publish a podcast you need an Apple ID … Continue reading →

Join the Free World Yes, you heard right. Every podcast on the iTunes Music store is free. With the click of a button, you get the most recent episode ? and all future episodes ? automatically delivered directly to your … Continue reading →

NASA – Step outside any evening at sunset and look around. You’ll see a giant moon rising in the east. It looks like Earth’s moon, round and cratered; the Man in the Moon is in his usual place. But something’s … Continue reading →

when I see those shows that show old TV, and I get that shiver because the TV of yesterday year was so bad, well I got that feeling tonight, but I was watching TV made in 2005 for prime time … Continue reading →

show six is now out. click here to hear

danger, d Brits & Yanks Xit Lagos, dun snd NE mo planes 2 Nigeria contak d CIA 4 mo Dtails – tXt eNdS–Question1:{ceist beag} why is it that a 4am TG4 RTE1 and RTETWO all relay EuroNews, so perhaps its … Continue reading →

Eircom makes bid for 3G licence: Although communications regulator ComReg confirmed it had received an expression of interest in the remaining ‘B’ licence, a spokesman for the regulator would not confirm the identity of the applicant, citing confidentiality. However, reports … Continue reading →