Yearly Archives: 2011

Cows, Cows & Cows: The Interpretative Dance

Niall Murphy at 9:56 am June 21, 2011

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FavUpD_IjVY

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2AX78C6_Bk

Cyriak Harris’s brain-melting Cows, Cows & Cows (top) interpreted through the medium of modern dance.

By the way the video stops playing in the background because in a theater it would have taken away from the dancing and people would have started watching the movie instead of the dance.

Fine. Or you could give the dance video a 4 second head start, then start the Cyriak video, then mute the dance video and watch both. You’re welcome.

Irish Times Typo Of The Day: Oh.

Admin at 9:49 am June 21, 2011

O’Reilly.

You mean James Reilly.

Really.

Thanks TW

What Happens Online In 60 Seconds

Admin at 9:10 am June 21, 2011

Large version (via Hessiej)

Good News (If Your Name’s Brid)

Admin at 8:49 am June 21, 2011

Best. Misspelling. Ever.

After Funny Friday

Admin at 5:14 pm June 20, 2011

Comes worthy Saturday.

Derp

Admin at 5:08 pm June 20, 2011

If you enjoyed Derp (above), you may care to peruse the following photoshopped variants:

(a) the mildly disturbing Derp Derp

(b) the frankly terrifying and non-unseeable Herp Derp.

Photo Sequence Of The Day

Admin at 4:31 pm June 20, 2011

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton at the SkillPages offices in the Blackrock Business Park, Co. Dublin this afternoon.

(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

His Mates Go To Krystle

Admin at 4:03 pm June 20, 2011

He goes to Gaza.

Taken this morning outside Buswell’s Hotel.

Some of the Irish passengers departing on the MV Saoirse ( to take part in ‘The Freedom Flotilla II’ convoy to the middle east) later this month including former Ireland and Munster rugby player Trevor Hogan (at front), and, back row from left, People Before Profit councillor Hugh Lewis, Jim Roche, of the Irish Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Paul Murphy MEP, and Fintan Lane Coordinator of the Irish Ship to Gaza, and (second row from left) artist Felim Egan, trade unionist Mags O’Brien, and Shane Dillon, the ship’s skipper.

They’re going to need a sturdier hammock.