Your Guinness UNION JACK rugby top has arrived at Cheshire Oaks Shopping Centre, Cheshire.
Ah here.
Thanks Wayne Murphy
Monthly Archives: November 2012
A shopping centre built at a cost of over €20m, with 450-space multistorey car park, 16 vacant shops and one rented, seven offices, and a restaurant space, is for sale for €950,000.
Charleville Town Centre was built on land bought in 2006 for €4m, and opened in 2008. The town’s population is less than 4,000.
Ooh, Nasty
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Rachel Mitchell writes:
I came off my scooter on Monday last week – checked my bruise today and it reminded me of…
The Unspecified Thing That Looks Like Ireland: broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
And where?
Lines close at 11.30am.
UPDATE:
Yes, it’s Dublin’s original Custom House, by Thomas Burgh [click to enlarge], on Essex Quay and built in 1707. It was pulled down in 1781 as ‘unsafe’ to make way for Gandon’s version.
In Manhattan.
From top: Die Hard 3(1995), Annie Hall (1977) Superman (1978) and Breakfast At Tiffany’s (1961).
Matching Stills With Real Life (Christopher Moloney, Vanity Fair)
Thanks Aaron McAllorum
Sky News
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Dublin (above) via Blathnaid Healy and Cork via Jonathan Healy earlier.
You decide.
Both are Healy good.
The first episode of a new web series by Neil Patrick ‘Barney Stinson’ Harris on the Nerdist channel. New episodes every Tuesday.
Here’s the obligatory behind-the-scenes feature.
