Myrtleville, Co Cork this morning.
Thanks Sean O’Mahoney
On the Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin this morning.
Thanks Geoffraffe
Yearly Archives: 2013
YIKES.
Sunday World journalist Eamon Dillon‘s book on the ‘hidden world’ of Irish travellers.
We can’t pick it up put it down.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2fv5vELlIY
During Saturday’s Brazilian Serie D (fourth division) game between Aparecidence and Tupi – with the game tied 2-2 – Aparacidence’s masseur, Romildo Fonseca da Silva (aka “Lefty”), stepped into the goalmouth.
And then ran away. Very fast.
Final score 2-2. The ref refused to allow a goal and an understandably incensed Tupi management has vowed to challenge the decision in court.
With the imminent arrival of Grand Theft Auto V, this mod by indirivacua adds a range of zoo animals plus a large homicidal dancing duck to the Liberty City streetscape.
Previously: Grand Theft Piano
Darragh Doyle tweetz:
I wonder how Bulmers feel about their current promotional boxes in pubs? Is the typo deliberate?
Comment vous appley-vous?
By Gavin ‘zenpencils’ Aung Than.
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Darragh Clifford, Colin McGann, Nick Sutton, Enda Cunningham, Mike Hogan 4FM, Geoff McGrath and Joe Donnelly.
Syria’s President Assad in an interview with Charlie Rose of CBS News.
Charlie Rose: “The United States is prepared to launch a strike against your country because they believe chemical weapons are so abhorrent that anybody who uses them crosses a red line and that therefore, if they do that they have to be taught a lesson so that they will not do it again.”
President Assad: “What red line?”
Rose: “A red line of the use of chemical weapons against your own people.”
Assad: “Who drew it?”
Rose: “The president says it was not just him but the world has drawn it in their revulsion against the use of chemical weapons. That the world has drawn that red line.”
Assad: “It’s not the world because Obama drew that line and Obama can draw that line for himself and for his country, not for other countries. We have our red lines, like our sovereignty, our independence. Well if you want to talk red lines, United States used depleted uranium in Iraq, Israel used white phosphorus in Gaza and nobody said anything. What about red lines? We don’t see red lines. It’s political red lines.”
