Yearly Archives: 2013

caoimheCaoimhe Ross messing about on the swings at Tayto Park, Ashbourne, Co Meath.

Neville Ross (Da) writes:

Tayto Park expands its fun activities to wheelchair users, by installing a wheelchair swing. Nice to see inclusion going before profit…

 

Tayto Park

dogIs she yours?

Babs Leonard writes:

I found This beautiful little dog in Northwood Park, Santry [Co Dublin]. She was on her own, isn’t microchipped and had no lead or collar. She is with Anicare Veterinary Group in Santry at present waiting on whomever may own her to find her.

The vet said she is in good condition, one year (maybe less) old and is a Spaniel cross. She was very well behaved, trusting and gentle. She was found yesterday and will go to the pound today and has 7 days to be re-homed before being put down.

 

Anyone?

youmaylikethis

It’s some debut, in fairness.

Dogs – Out In Cover (featuring Suzanne Purcell).

Described by Nialler9 as “atmospheric dance-leaning melodic indie.”

They write:

We’re an electronic four-piece based in Dublin and our debut EP ‘Out In Cover’ is out today on iTunes, Spotify, Bandcamp etc. This video is for the title track. It’s directed, shot and edited by Aaron Goodliffe and was filmed in the Dublin mountains as well as on the roof of an apartment block somewhere in D1. We’re launching the EP tomorrow night, Saturday 27th, with a Midnight Hour gig upstairs @ Whelan’s [Camden Street]  with support from Elaine Mai. Details here

 

Dogs

Dogs (Facebook)

17/6/2010 Fine Gael leadership ContestsBecause you are a grown man.

Earning your own money.

Not a little prince.

Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney said he was “very embarrassed” after he had a summons for speeding struck out in the District Court. A car registered to him was clocked by a speed camera van in Cobh in May of last year traveling at 71kph in a 60kph zone.

Mr Coveney told the court that he was in the car on the night but that it was driven by his professional driver.

 

Simon Coveney ’embarrassed’ over speeding summons for his driver (Breakingnews.ie)

(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)