AIMSIR
Ní hé lá na gaoithe lá na scolb, they say and today was such a day — but we weren’t thatching any roofs and in any case it was somewhat sheltered where we were.
DAOINE
The core foireann today was Bróna, Orla agus Diarmuid.
Most of the stall-holders seem to have been taking an extended bank holiday so the street was quieter than normal.
We had a big crowd of friendly young people take an interest and then we got them to pose for a group photo but – forgot to get any of their names!
(If any of you know any of them, please let them know we have posted their photo).

A Mexican woman and her Italian partner were among people who signed the petition today and we had someone else from as far as Mulligar too! Of course, plenty of Dubs …
UASDÁTAÍ/ UPDATES
The deadline for sending observations to An Bord Pleanála in support of Appeals against the Planning Permissions granted to Hammerson in respect of Moore Street has now passed. A decision is expected in the summer on whether to grant an oral hearing or whether it will be approved without even a hearing. Meanwhile, we need to keep making people aware.
THE MYSTERY OF THE MISSING SIGNPOST to the O’Rahilly Monument remains unexplained for the moment.
One of us was booked to make a presentation about Moore Street to a group of interested people, which is something we do when we get an invitation, so we packed up a few minutes early today.
Scaipigí an scéal – roinn ár bpostálanna ó am go h-am.