Monthly Archives: July 2011
According to a Hotels.com survey:
The survey into Irish people’s breakfasting habits when on holidays reveals that despite the array of breakfast options available on holidays almost half (49%) say you simply cannot beat a full Irish to set you up for the day.
Also
· Buffets breakfasts are a firm favourite with over 1 in 4 (28%) of Irish travellers going up for as many servings as possible while one third 33% try to eat everything on offer
· Over one third of Irish people (38%) have taken breakfast ingredients on holidays with them.
Hotels.com
A co-ordinated uprising without the use of social networks.
Kick it, Claude:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=werf88C7lkA&feature=related
Vive la Similarité (New York Times)
Bastille Day
Bishop John Magee and Pope John Paul II
In “Angels and Demons,” Dan Brown’s prequel to “The Da Vinci Code,” an ambitious Irish priest [played by Ewan McGregor, above, in the movie of the book] who is close to the Pope almost becomes Pope himself by plotting and eliminating enemies during a papal conclave. The book’s Rev. Patrick McKenna may well have been loosely based on Bishop John Magee.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Tf4WiFaLxA&playnext=1&list=PLBDA1D3AAF17F59C5
New Irish Church Inquiry Slams Bishop John Magee (Irish Central)
Previously: Cloyne, The Vatican And Bishop John Magee
Think Fast
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httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqF8lcKTLw0
Catch it while you can, a bootleg of the Dark Knight Rises teaser trailer – chances are it’ll disappear as soon as you look away.
UPDATE: According to Slice of SciFi, the actual trailer may be attached to the new Harry Potter movie.
Update II: Annnnd it’s gone.
via/pic
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hya9xxn7CA0
They eventually split up when she reveals she was actually two small men in a woman suit all along.










