Not a bun.
A roundabout.
Yesterday’s Sunday Times Style section.
Thanks Shayna
Yearly Archives: 2013
An incredibly lucky escape for motorists during a landslide in Keelung Badouzi, Taiwan.
Watch. Rewind. Spot the boulder high above at the top of the hill as it starts to roll.
More to follow.
Thanks Nick Sutton, Barry Duggan, Mike Hogan 4FM, Simon Webb, Cathal McMahon and Joe Donnelly
Incoming!
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Launching tomorrow.
One House?
One House is an independent civil society group supporting a yes vote in the referendum to abolish Seanad Éireann.
We are not aligned with any political party and exist solely as a campaign group for the 2013 Seanad referendum.
Who?
Eamon Delaney, author and columnist
Barry Desmond, former Labour party minister
Martina Devlin, author and Irish Independent columnist
Alan Dukes, former Fine Gael minister and ex-chairman of IRBC.
Blair Horan,General Secretary of the Civil, Public and Services Union
Richard Humphreys, senior counsel and Labour party councillor
Finola Kennedy, member of Constitutional Review Group
Liz McManus, former Labour party minister
Arthur Morgan, former Sinn Féin TD
Kieran Mulvey, chief executive of the Labour Relations Commission .
Eoin O’Malley, DCU lecturer
Jim Power, economist, Friends First.
Kevin Rafter, DCU lecturer
Mervyn Taylor, former Labour Party minister
Liam Thornton, Law School UCD
FIGHT!
How Much?
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The female-free Newstalk daytime radio line-up, which begins tomorrow, including returning breakfast presenter Ivan Yates and new recruit Pat Kenny.
From top: l-r Chris Donoghue, Pat Kenny and Ivan Yates; l-r Ian Guider; Sean Moncrieff, Ivan Yates and Pat Kenny.
George Hook out of picture.
Jason Clarke Photography
This afternoon on Achill Island, Co Mayo..
The installation of 30 12ft drawings of a young man by Roscommon-born artist Joe Caslin on each pillar of the Achillhenge monument
It marks the beginning of a series of large scale drawings placed around the country entitled Our Nation’s Sons.
Joe Caslin explains
As a nation we have pushed a significant number of our young men to the very edges of society and created within them feelings of neglect and apathy. It is now time to empower these young lads and give them a sense of belonging.
…A drawing has the power to go further than words. But a series of large-‐scale drawings have the potential to resonate and disrupt the visual landscape of an island, town or city. It has the power to pull a passer-‐by from the mundane, the power to trend and the power to gain real social momentum. It will re-‐establish respect for and showcase the capabilities of our nation’s sons.
Previously: Irish Guy’s Mural Is Huge And Awesome
Pic: Emily
Nom Nation
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A Walker’s crisp in The Barley Mow, Hoxton, London, this evening.
Thanks April Keane and Mark Rooney
The late night fillet that looks like Ireland in Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin tonight.
Thanks Ruairi Carroll
More to follow.
Covers to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Like bosses, in fairness.
This afternoon at Kennycourt Stud, Co Kildare.
Eamon Farrell writes:
Charlie Allen (yellow waistcoat) of the Rodolphus Trust leading about 250 people to retake the Kennycourt Stud Farm in County Kildare from receivers acting for IBRC (formely Anglo Irish Bank). The group cut through chained fences and removed the security men and their cars from the farm…
New Land War! Fight!
Previously: Middle Ireland Fights Back (Irish Examiner)
(Eamon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Update:
The gates outside Kennycourt Stud the morning after.