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I missed this one earlier, thegayvote.ie launched last night. They got a blog and some very handy stuff up there at the moment on which candidates voted (and how they voted) on the Civil Union Bill. Check it out.
Twenty had this to say…….
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Are you a frugal traveller abroad? See how you’d do on the civil service overseas expenses guidelines (pdf).
How to “cull” banking executives: the UK Financial Services Authority is getting ready to do it.
Gardai inquest evidence dismissed as bollocks’ | The Irish Sentinel
just found this site, no idea if I am late to the party on this one. check it out - bit of fun
Here’s the Dept of Finance statement issued late last evening about the Minister’s discussion with the banks. I think we know why some banks didn’t want to be in the guarantee scheme: those in the scheme can be made an offer they can’t refuse: to merge.
Mary Harney’s expensive trip to Houston and Phoenix.
The FAS/Florida row is not the only time the issue of her travel costs has arisen.
I’ve always seen a level of irony in gay people trying to achieve equality by highlighting the existence of a “gay community” but I think this site is above such and makes sense.
It makes sense that a group of people with similar beliefs/thoughts/feelings/whatevers would work together to form a lobby group, even though many of their main concerns (the civil unions bill for example) are not gay-only issues.
I just hope this doesn’t base itself too heavily around an “equality for gay people” stance - I much prefer a simple “equality” point of view myself