Doublefaced: eye-pencil and lipstick androgyny by Berlin-based artist Sebastian Bieniek.
We feel…conflicted.
(H/T: Nick Moran)
Yearly Archives: 2013
This two metre long schlong was found washed up on Lahinch beach, Co. Clare over the weekend.
On closer inspection, it turns out to be a formation of goose barnacles attached to a log.
Lahinch folk want to keep it all for themselves.
They’re a bit shellfish, in fairness.
Eyebrows raised in the mystery of the two-metre Lahinch beach langer (James McNamara, Irish Mirror)
Pics: Marguerite Kelly, Burren Geopark
Meh.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Nick Sutton, Iain Henderson, Mike Hogan 4FM, Barry Duggan, Meliosa Fitzgibbon and Joe Donnelly
A ‘pea-souper’ over Lansdowne Road, Dublin tonight.
Thanks Liam
An apocalyptic cycle through Bohernabreena, Co Dublin.
Liam Phelan writes:
Took this on my helmet camera during a spin this evening.
Too Soon?
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A Red Bull TV advert suggesting that Titanic passengers could have survived if they had drunk the energy drink is facing a possible investigation after complaints from descendants of those travelling on the doomed liner. The Advertising Standards Authority has received 110 complaints since 9 September about the Red Bull ad, including one from the Titanic Heritage Trust. Titanic Heritage Trust founder Howard Nelson said: “Red Bull is using a tragic event to promote and sell its products without care for the people that were lost.”
Red Bull’s Titanic ad could face investigation after 110 complaints (John Reynolds, The Guardian)
‘I’d love to be that saddle’ said to me with my bike at Seapoint DART station by @Irishrail employees. Twice. No apology. @EverydaySexism
— Miasaurus Rex (@MiaChristinaMC) September 24, 2013
It’s pretty crunchy, in fairness.
New Valley Wolves – Fire In The Blood
Daithif writes;
None of your ‘Decent’ here. [Dublin’s] The New Valley Wolves rocking hooks like Tubridy rocks emotive interviews with widows.
*horn sign*
