On Castlemarket Street in Dublin yesterday evening.
Kevin Dundon writes:
“A Dublin fan takes a tuba from a street performer and entertains the crowd outside Grogans. Funny guy.”
Yearly Archives: 2013
The Irish Mail On Sunday reported yesterday how Tipperary Independent TD Michael Lowry is confident the new Gambling Control Bill will allow for his and Richard Quirke’s plans for a multi-million euro casino near Two-Mile Borris in Tipperary to go ahead.
But RTÉ reports:
“Minister for Justice Alan Shatter has said the proposed casino at Two-Mile Borris in Co Tipperary cannot go ahead under the terms of the new gambling control bill published today.”
“The bill will limit the number of casinos in the country to a maximum of 40 and no individual casino will be permitted to have more than 15 tables.”
“It also provides for new licensing and regulatory framework for gambling, which extends the licensing regime to include online and electronic gambling.”
“Mr Shatter said the Cabinet was not in favour of so-called super casinos which he said tend to attract the wrong type.”
Shatter rules out Two-Mile Borris casino proposal (RTÉ)
Previously: Nothing To See Here (Tipperary Edition)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktBbCwmkLsg&feature=youtu.be
Niall O’Connor writes:
“Hi guys, this is a reply to the Irish Super Man, he has also been spotted in Carlow.”
Previously: Irish Superman
Students at Irish summer school, Coláiste Lurgan in Indreabhán, Connemara, Co. Galway sing Circle of Life, from the musical Lion King.
Agus tá siad go han mhaith ar fad.
Previously: Taitneoidh Sé Seo Libh
This Is Not How We Remember Irish College
H/T: Darragh Doyle and World Irish
Clonard Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12.
(Thanks Loxi)
99 Problems
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From artist Ali Graham’s Tumblr 99 Problems, which aims to visualise all 99 of Jay-Z’s distinctly first-world problems, inspired by the multi-millionaire rapper’s other lyrics and pronouncements.
Currently up to 40, new problems are tweeted here.
Nope. Still awful.
Brian Doyle writes:
“As far as I am aware Showrunners is the first Irish film (it’s directed by Irish filmaker Des Doyle) to have a panel at the very famous Comic-Con International Festival in San Diego (on Friday), so if people could please spread the news or if you happen to be there why not attend their panel and show your support. Thanks.”
Yay!
Previously: Broadsheet Trailer Park: Showrunners
Pic: Pichaus.com
Sparky Sweets tell how Liz try to kick it wit Darcy despite being insufficiently fly to roll wit his crew.
Previously: Thug Notes: 1984