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{List of articles for May, 2011}
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ARTICLEKilkenny local authorities launches Chinese site Invest Kilkenny is the first local authority to have a Simplified Chinese site in Ireland. I'm surprised it has taken so long.Invest Kilkenny's Chinese siteKilkenny ... (by Whykay May 26, 2011)
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ARTICLEA good reason to visit Dublin Zoo If you don't know already, Dublin Zoo's newest addition is a baby gorilla born two months ago. He finally has a name, Kituba, it's the name ... (by Whykay May 26, 2011)
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ARTICLEForeign language requirement for entering Irish 3rd level could be abolished Foreign language requirement for entering Irish third level could be abolished. This could stir students interest in the science area. Although languages like Mandarin Chinese ... (by Whykay May 26, 2011)
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ARTICLEZhang Shuai out of French Open The first Chinese player to make it into French Open is out, beaten by Daniela Hantuchova.AFP - Hantuchova ends Zhang's French Open bid (by Whykay May 24, 2011)
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ARTICLEOlympic torch will come to Dublin 2011 has been brilliant year for positive publicity, and the success of the Queen's visit pretty much rubber-stamped for the Olympic torch to come to ... (by Whykay May 24, 2011)
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ARTICLESundays @ Noon Concert Series (May 29th) ADMISSION FREE Sunday May 29th 2011 at 12.00Elizabeth Cooney, violinRedmond O’Toole, Brahms guitarwith Rebecca Halliday, oboeMauro GiulianiGran Duo Concertante Op.85 For Violin and GuitarDaniel PenneyLeaving ... (by Whykay May 22, 2011)
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ARTICLEChinese language confusion Interesting read about difference in Mandarin between Mainland China and Taiwan in this article from the BBC. I know of my own personal experience where ... (by Whykay May 22, 2011)
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ARTICLEHodges Figgis sold to Russian billionaire (Via Irish Independent)I hope the promise holds true that nothing will happen to Hodge Figgis. Waterstones closure is still a shock to me. I missed ... (by Whykay May 21, 2011)
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ARTICLE"Chinese Hub" in Co. Westmeath A Chinese hub in Co. Westmeath, will this take off? It was proposed last year and backed by then Taoiseach Brian Cowen, and I just ... (by Whykay May 21, 2011)
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ARTICLESome best hawker stalls in Singapore, what about HK? (Via CNNGo) Now this makes me hungry, the 10 best hawker stalls in Singapore. I wonder what the best hawker stalls in Hong Kong are? ... (by Whykay May 20, 2011)
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ARTICLEChinese valuation day by Sotheby's in Dublin (Via Irish Times) Owner of Chinese fine arts, ceramics? You maybe interested to know that Sotheby's will be in Dublin for a Chinese valuation day ... (by Whykay May 15, 2011)
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ARTICLEMaterialism in China With many more Mainland Chinese able to afford luxury brands, according to the BBC article, the Chinese are just gone a bit mad with their wealth. ... (by Whykay May 13, 2011)
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ARTICLEVisiting UK (up to 180 days)? No need for a visa to visit Ireland Tourists from "India, China and Middle Eastern states" who already obtained UK visa for up to 180 days, doesn't need a visa to visit Ireland. ... (by Whykay May 12, 2011)
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ARTICLEHow many do you know about Chinese eating etiquette (Via CNNGo)Put chopsticks on rice bowlThis one I know, symbolises death, but I can't explain the whole meaning why. I was just told, don't do ... (by Whykay May 12, 2011)
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ARTICLEChinese garden at Bloom 2011 If you get a chance to attend Bloom 2011, check out the Chinese garden designed by Suzhou Garden Bureau June Bank Holiday weekend, from Thursday 2nd till ... (by Whykay May 9, 2011)
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ARTICLESundays @ Noon Concert Series (May 15th) Annette Cleary, cello and Lance Coburn, pianoRachmaninovSonata for Cello and Piano in G minor, Op.19 (1901)Webern Drei Kleine Stucke Op.11 (1914)Two Pieces (1899) Sonata (1914) For further information ... (by Whykay May 9, 2011)
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ARTICLEiPad 2 reaches China Today is a big day in China, 6th May that is. The iPad 2 finally is released in China. It's been available in HK since ... (by Whykay May 7, 2011)
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ARTICLEMichael Hui - comedy travels outside of Hong Kong I grew up watching many HK movies with my parents, and I laugh my socks off on countless ones, and one of my favourites were ... (by Whykay May 6, 2011)
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ARTICLEJaw-dropping video of construction on a cliff in China I'm not sure of their safety harnesses, but these construction workers seem to just get on with it -- building this cliff path on the ... (by Whykay May 5, 2011)
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ARTICLEStolen Sony PSN data affects 41 Irish gamers A couple of days ago, a second attack on Sony's Playstation Network, and a couple hundred people were affected, including 41 Irish gamers (via Irish Times).More ... (by Whykay May 4, 2011)
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ARTICLECinemagic - We Love Anime at Cineword For all you animé lovers out there, Cineworld will be showing some great animé as part of Cinemagic film festival called "We Love Animé" between ... (by Whykay May 1, 2011)
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ARTICLEHong Kong introduces minimum wage The minimum wage being introduced in HK is HK$28 an hour, which is about €2.43 an hour. This is compared to Ireland's minimum wage which ... (by Whykay May 1, 2011)
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![](http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/158/001/158001445_100.jpg ""Three Heads Six Arms / 三頭六臂" installation by Edwin Lee")
"Three Heads Six Arms / 三頭六臂" installation (posted by Whykay May 24, 2011)
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