My youngest son was asked to do a saint Patrick’s day card in religion class. Results attached. twitter.com/Emmet/status/1…
— Emmet O’Neill (@Emmet) March 14, 2012
Monthly Archives: March 2012
There are 3 brothers on the Kerry hurling team.
One is the captain.
They have a match on Sunday, so they train on Wednesday and Friday night.
BUT the manager finds out they played a game of “soccer” on Thursday night.
So he throws them off the team.
Three Boyle Brothers Leave The Panel (Kerry Eye)
UPDATE: Nat King writes: “In light of the fact that manager John Meyler’s son David plays for Sunderland, we accept that this was not a negative reaction to the heady mix of hurling and soccer. “
Thanks FQ
Bloom
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Back in 2003, when the Massachusetts Mental Health Center (MMHC) – a facility that had operated for over 90 years and touched the lives of countless patients and employees – was slated for demolition, visual artist Anna Schuleit was commissioned to create a fitting memorial.
With a limited budget and a three-month deadline, she and a huge team of volunteers created Bloom, filling the space with grass and 28,000 potted flowers.
Christopher Jobson of the art website This Is Colossal asked her to share her experience, and a series of photos of the extraordinary 4-day event which had never been seen online before.
Maxi writes:
Spotted on James Street [Dublin], outside the Digital Hub, this morning. I smiled all the way into work (and did a little heel click outside Frawleys)
YAY
atIreland has struck oil. Providence Resources has found the country’s first commercially viable oil well 70km off the Cork coast. 4,000 bpd
— Joe Lynam BBC Biz (@BBC_Joe_Lynam) March 15, 2012
We’re going to be…
Oh.
Cork Offshore Successfully Flows Oil And Gas (Breaking News)
Proud parent Michael, writing to Pleated Jeans sez:
“Last year my 6-year-old son was asked, ‘What would you do with a leprechaun if you caught him?’ This is what he drew. He’s holding the snare while a helper does the deed with a spear.”
No crock of gold for you, sunshine.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z86NmqmDKuw
Longford, 1977.
A symphony of joylessness.
Golden days.
BeetleCam
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BeetleCam is the invention of UK photographers Will and Matt Burrard-Lucas: their solution to the challenge of filming lions and other dangerous African wildlife up close.
The brothers also sell the little 4WD armoured tanks with a DSLR camera mount for £1250 a pop.