Colm writes:
Here’s a video I made of street artist Phlegm at work in Bantry down here in Wesht Cork. Thought ye might be interested.
Monthly Archives: June 2012
Oh my.
But not everyone’s happy…
Abercrombie and Fitch – Lowering The Tone Around College Green in Dublin(Le Craic)
Via Elizabeth Ford
Setting up a metaphor-laden quarter final with Germany.
You may be following our lacrosse coverage.
Conor Walsh, who plays for the Ireland lacrosse team competing at the European Championship in Amsterdam, writes:
We beat Slovakia today fairly comfortably and now face Germany in the Quarter Finals tomorrow afternoon at 4pm Irish Time. The game will be available live online here for €3. We played Germany in the group stages and lost by one goal in triple sudden death overtime. Hopefully we have learned from the last game and will be able to pull off a win and progress to the semi finals on Thursday. Thanks for the the support.
(Pics: EC12Lacrosse.com)
Just don’t.
Rm B.1.93,63 Leinster House.
Thanks Sarah B
Enda Kenny at this afternoon’s Action on Mortgage Debt thing at government buildings. It follow’s yesterday’s Action on Jobs and last week’s Action On Child Welfare and Craig Doyle..
Meanwhile, Eamon Gilmore with his ‘action’ face:
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
@broadsheet_ie Only in limerick would a cyclist use a garda car as a rest when traffic lights are red. twitter.com/PaudieNewstalk…
— SirPaudiePrendergast (@PaudieNewstalk) June 26, 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fT_trfdaX4
Youtuber komodoyago (whose colleagues performed this experiment) sez:
The test was performed with a box of camp waste (largely food rests) in a bin bag. Estimated weight 30kg, Size 60x60x60cm. Fall height, about 80m. The lake reacts with violent lava fountaining activity, presumably in part due to steam produced from the organic matter.
Fingal County Council wishes it had one of these.
Henri le Chat Noir hasn’t altered his opinion of life since his last angst-ridden outing.
Nor does he care to.
Bangor, Derry, Castle Rock: there’s only so much of Stephen King’s Maine to go around. Of course, that’s the way King and his fans like things: nicely disconcerting and claustrophobic with locations and characters bleeding from one story to the next.
To help you keep track of the interactions, swap-overs and in-jokes (the Dark Tower series excluded), graphic designer Gillian James has created a handy flowchart.
Complete, full sized version after the jump…
Mattie McGrath TD ordered to leave Oireachtas committee after calling Minister Phil Hogan a liar over septic tank charge.
— Bryan Dobson (@bryansixone) June 26, 2012