It’s the @ryanair money grows on trees cake #jobs allegedly the Taoiseach and ml O’Leary watering it! pic.twitter.com/3EK6E681ev
— Páraic Gallagher (@paraicgallagher) November 14, 2013
Uncanny.
Context: Ryanair expansion to create 300 jobs (RTE)
Previously Hitler Cake Man Speaks
Who will be exhibiting in the Gallery of Photography, Temple Bar, Dublin this evening and all weekend, as part of the Le Cool Compound.
They say:
The cover is based around our concept for the LeCool Compound, it uses the rules of a maths puzzle called Conway’s Game of Life. Each dot ‘lives’ or ‘dies’ from frame to frame based on the number of neighbours it has. If a dot has too few or too many neighbours it disappears…
The Le Cool Compound is an interactive exhibition as part of National Science Week featuring Lightscape and Tom O’Dea, Designgoat, and the Urban Farm.
More details here.
This week’s le cool Dublin issue:
Norwegian fox-botherers Ylvis return with a promo for a new album of ‘meeeeep’-enhanced classic pop.
Wayne Murphy tweetz:
…a mate of mine,Tom Enright,sent this from Lima, Peru last night….sure where would ya get it…
John Buckley writes:
Bit of a random trailer park one for ye. My buddy Neil Brazil has a trailer out for a new “movie” called Sea2Summit. Based on the torturous adventure race in Westport last weekend. ‘This winter, get ready to race’. Bressie and Rob Heffernan did the race too….there’s no footage of them, so we think they’re still on Croagh Patrick. Will make a good sequel…
Epic.
Footage of a demonstration outside the Dublin City Sheriff’s office on Fownes Street on Tuesday evening where a group who arranged a meeting with the City Sheriff claim he reneged on their appointment.
The group which included Dublin Says NO, Anti Eviction Taskforce, Independent Resistance Ireland, Anti Eviction Ireland and Occupy Dame Street then ‘chased’ the Sheriff and his colleagues as they made their way towards Pearse Street while he was accompanied by members of the Gardai.
The footage also shows the Sheriff and his colleagues being ‘ejected’ from a taxi as the driver refused to accept their custom.
Patrick Lehane writes:
Just in case you know someone looking for a new seating idea for the living room.
inFORM is a display developed by MIT’s Tangible Media Group that renders digital data in three dimensions, creating visualisations and models, allowing users to manipulate physical objects from a distance via a moving grid of pins.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Deirdre O’Shaughnessy, Enda Cunningham, Iain Henderson, Meliosa Fitzgibbon, Dermot Ahern, David Cochrane and Joe Donnelly
