Last night’s annual Synge Street street feast.
The Euro final, an adorable little dog and the friendliest neighbours in Dublin 8.
We wish we lived there.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
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Last night’s annual Synge Street street feast.
The Euro final, an adorable little dog and the friendliest neighbours in Dublin 8.
We wish we lived there.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
Has D8 reached peak Hipster yet?
Define “hipster” please.
@essosee – “The hipster subculture is composed of affluent or middle class youth who reside primarily in gentrifying neighborhoods.”
…and are really irritating to listen to talking about coffee in a cone.
I only see middle age people in those photos
If you want anything for your life & community other than bland, atomised corporate-dominated crap, then you are a hipster.
Eat anything to which one can say, ‘Tis far from x you were reared.’ – hipster.
Put any thought into your home or appearance -hipster.
Likes music not heard on Dublin commercial radio – hipster.
Cycling instead of driving – hipster.
Express a preference to live in a vibrant city instead of an ugly suburb – hipster.
etc.
You forgot to add:
Has any facial hair of any sort.
+1
Drives the curtain-twitchers and those with neither the bravery or ambition to do anything differently, absolutely nuts.
Being neighbourly is ‘hipster’ now?
You clearly have not been in dunlin 8 for years if you think it’s hipster.
Assumed peak hipster was Normcore:
http://nymag.com/thecut/2014/02/normcore-fashion-trend.html
Not sure the hipster classification can carry on, seeing as it has become so endemic/popular.
Which in itself is something even worse. The world is becoming a spotify advert.
Peak anti-hipster surpassed peak hipster in terms of being irritating a while ago.
Nice scene. Beats my crummy neighbourhood
D4?
Mountjoy
Missing FedoraGuy
Very chilled looking, g’wan D8!
Looks like fun.
Is it a type of ehh summer party cause if it is then, name malfunction just like the weather as fear summer has gone, for yet another year.
Can hear the plaintiff cry, gone soo soon, never even knew ye had arrived.
great set-up for such a poor turn-out. those synge street street feasts used to be really lively. the harty place one is the best one at the mo.
Nunnery doesn’t count