An elegant two minute short by Irish photographer Linda Brownlee, part of an ongoing series entitled ‘Limber Notes’.
It’s a portrait of a lady, Isabelle Mathews, who loves to dance. Narrated by her besotted husband Doug.
An elegant two minute short by Irish photographer Linda Brownlee, part of an ongoing series entitled ‘Limber Notes’.
It’s a portrait of a lady, Isabelle Mathews, who loves to dance. Narrated by her besotted husband Doug.


The Tortilla Baby Swaddle Blanket And Knot Hat – €35 from Incredible Things.
From EightTwenty.ie, the people who compiled the handy Twitter Irish usage infographic.
They write:
What is surprising is the gap between the percentage of users in Dublin and outside of Dublin. The difference stands at 25% between the capital and second placed Limerick. In our Twitter study Limerick was 21st for the volume of tweets originating from the county, which either indicates there’s a great deal of inactive Twitter users in Limerick or they prefer Facebook to carry out their social networking activities.
Louth and Waterford appear near the top of this and the Twitter study. This would suggest the two counties are highly savvy when it comes to social media given that a high percentage of the local population are active on Facebook and send a high volume of tweets in comparison to other counties. In the same Twitter study we also noted the high volume of tweets, per thousand of the population, coming from Meath but the county ranks 20th out of the 26 counties with just 26% of the local population on Facebook.
In 14 of the counties we found just 1 in 3 people or less use Facebook, this is a significant difference to the number of Dublin users and from the national average in other studies. Making up the bottom two counties are Leitrim and Roscommon with just 19% of the local population using Facebook.
I’m running a little event in the Lost Society [South William Street, Dublin] TOMORROW night to raise some money and get a few beds for the homeless over the Christmas period. With three of Dublin’s finest disk jockeys taking the reigns, for the night, you’ll be looking at the finest spread of Disco/Edits from Billy Scurry, Kelly-Anne Byrne and 4wrd Grad.
The proceeds of the night are being used to help bed the homeless over the bitter season, and the remainder going towards the publishing of a Homeless Survival guide…
Gimme Shelter, Lost Society, South William Street (Facebook)
Noone shld accuse DUP of not taking Haass talks seriously. Branch members in Strangford are meeting this week to pray for guidance on talks
— Mark Devenport (@markdevenport) December 11, 2013
Haass talks: ‘Sense of urgency’ ahead of intense negotiations (BBC News NI)
Brian O’Leary/Photocall Ireland
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlLfswZhVHc
The zeitgeist surfing Dublin bedding king finally gets around to the Harlem Shake.
Worth the wait.
Mattress Mick writes:
My new video was uploaded a day ago and already has over 2000 hits on it. I would very thankful if you would share my video on your site We have also mentioned
broadsheet.ie a few times in the Mattress Mick documentary because you helped us get to where we are now...
Mmf.
Meanwhile…
Mattress Mick to officially open design exhibition by a DIT student…
Previously: Mattress Mick on Broadsheet
[Garda recruits on parade at Templemore Garda Training College, Co Tipperary in 2011]
For a strapping young lassie or lad,
Who needs work, this should make them glad,
Do you think that you,
Could dress up in blue,
And protect us from everything bad?
John Moynes
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile…
Via SMBC
Thanks Elmy
Santa arrives at Switzers Grafton St #Dublin 1982 #Archives #Christmas full clip http://t.co/r69vIml95r https://t.co/2uMv8biRc9
— RTÉ Archives (@RTEArchives) December 11, 2013
This letter was sent by a member of the public to every board member of the Central Remedial Clinic (CRC). It was sent to me over the weekend. I think it’s very well written and expresses what many people think.
CRC directors face PAC grilling over top-ups controversy (Irish Examiner)
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)