Tuesday 18 May, 2021
One store has booked in 240 appointments already.
Parents whose children wear splints, known as AFOs, have been having particular issues finding suitable shoes.
The Office of Government Procurement is also awarding a tender worth €3.3 million for footwear for the Defence Forces.
The shoes had been snatched from a glass case at the Judy Garland Museum in Minnesota in 2005
King of Soles is the brainchild of Glenn Heaslip.
Just a casual €522 for a pair.
“How many laces must a man tie before you can call him a man?”
Breaking in Doc Martens = worse than childbirth.
Your poor, poor feet.
Someone’s been watching too much Sex and the City.
No, it’s not just because someone’s feet were killing them.
The festival’s organiser has dismissed the reports.
Burn them. Gather them up and burn them all.
Their poor little footsies!
Pieta House are now in possession of the coveted shoes, and are running a text-to-win competition.
Campaigners from Women’s Aid have put dozens of shoes on display outside the Dáil today.
I’m half waiting for my children to be shoe-jacked in the playground.
The chairman of Fáilte Ireland said it is a practical problem that needs fixing.
Warning to governments: Children’s shoes should be avoided at all costs.
It’s all in the footwear.
Remember the joy of no uniform day?
Two men and one woman who arrived on a flight from Panama have been arrested.
The statue had its feet painted red last month – but it’s now back to normal.
The running shoes, which could become a reality by 2050, would react to pressure and provide extra cushioning if needed.
The running shoes, which could become a reality by 2050, would react to pressure and provide extra cushioning if needed.
The official was visiting flood victims in high-end shoes and a villager insisted on carrying him over a small pond.
Or longer? Is that piece that you swallowed when you were six still there?
“I am scented, shaved and fresh,” Catalin Dancu told listeners at a courthouse in Romania.
A third of women have worn shoes that did not fit because they looked nice, the survey found.
Consumer prices in April were up by 0.5 per cent when compared to the same month last year.
