Thanks Aoife Murray at ChildrensBooksIreland.ie:
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Monthly Archives: June 2012
At The Science Gallery, Pearse Street, Dublin, this afternoon.
Thanks Fergus O’Neill
Ali Murray writes:
Our window at Alila Boutique, Drury street, Dublin 2.
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Dominic Jones writes:
Five minutes ago. Come on Ireland
And in California:
David Butler writes:
Defiant Breakfast on my desk in San Francisco this morning.
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From the Fan Zone in Gdansk, Poland, within the last hour.
Thanks Siobhan F
Niamh O’Doherty writes:
Thumbs up for the Boys in Green. From a very sunny Toronto.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOVam_9-FcM
“I said My God, i said, did ye not know what day was in it, I said?”
Short stop motion animated film based on an actual phone call that was made by local woman Ann to current affairs program “Deise AM” with Billy McCarthy on WLR FM! A typical and hilarious incident during the final days of the old Waterford Cineplex in Patrick Street which has been abandoned since 2008.
Directed, produced and animated by Gary Kenneally
Thanks Brian McCartan
Barra Heavey writes:
More flag pareidolia for the day that’s in it.
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Fine Gael’sa Paschal O’Donohoe read an extract from The Fitzpatrick Tapes (by Tom Lyons and Brian Carey) at the oireachtas hearing into the Dublin Docklands Development Authority today.
Central to the hearing was the valuation of the Glass Bottle site by one Bernard McNamara.
Mmm. Sleazy.
And Paul Maloney?
He took ‘early retirement’ in 2009.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWrq2O_VARI&feature=youtu.be
If you literally have a minute to spare.
Thanks Ronan O’Malley