Kevin writes:
I know you don’t normally do this but my bicycle has just been stolen from INSIDE the office where I work.
Our office is on Upper Pembroke Street, Dublin 2. All of the employees with bikes put them in the hallway, unlocked…
If you could post this, I would really appreciate it. My bike is an Orange Trek (as above) 1000 with Tri Bars.
Anyone?
Get a Kleenex. But not in that way.
Hugh Cooney writes:
I find myself in a position where I feel I must Address the nation. I have recently left Ireland the land I love so well. But I would like to provide the people of Ireland with a glimpse of what life abroad can grow to be.
This morning.
Buddha, can you spare a dNOMNOMNOM
Anyone?
Thanks anon.
Oliver Dunne, from Bon Appétit in Malahide, Dublin.
Ireland’s youngest Michelin-starred chef.
Oliver wants to hand back his star because it is intimidating customers.
And you thought you had problems.
Top Irish chef may hand back Michelin star, Lynne Kelleher (Irish Examiner)
Pic: Bonappetit.ie
The Fianna Fail Ard Fheis in the RDS, Ballsbridge, Dublin on the morning of the Stardust nightclub fire which killed 45 young people in Artane, on February 14, 1981.
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Today is Saint Valentine’s Day,
When lovers both old and young pray,
Their chocolates and flowers,
And seductive powers,
Will win them a roll in the hay.
John Moynes
Via Shiloh postcards
Stock removal at HMV, Grafton Street, Dublin, within the last 20 minutes.
From Shane Doyle:
How bout a eulogy for HMV in Ireland – or for the staff at the very least. They worked hard, got shafted repeatedly and now they’re out of a job.
Two friends of mine (Neena and Bref) worked in Grafton Street and had to hear they were fired from the radio, rather than from Deloitte (the administrator) or head office (which was located in the UK). Might be nice if someone, somewhere said “thanks guys”.
Thanks Ruairi Carroll FM104
