French graffiti artist Mathieu Tremblin’s faux Getty Images watermark.
Copyright reserved when viewed from certain angles.
Yearly Archives: 2013
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwMSszhLBeU
Finally.
Cork superhero Aine Duffy (performing Keeping The Streets Clean) joins OKi’s Wagon at the Stag’s Head Raw Discovery Night upstairs in the Stag’s head, Dame Court, Dublin on Sunday.
8pm. €8
Dublin port this afternoon.
Jan Macek writes:
Ronnie Drew crane. Did you know?
Why yes we did know, and we refer you to this splendid picture by Des Moriarty we posted back in October 2011.
More Ameri-Hiberniana?
A video to mark Huddled Masses: The Irish in America. An exhibition opening TONIGHT at the Little Museum of Dublin, Stephen’s Green, Dublin.
Clare Daly has sent her apologies.
Too late for the Obama teens.
What about the drones?
Etc,
Sup?
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On the Dublin quays this afternoon.
Thanks Katriona Furey
This Zucks
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Actually, it’s a 9,500 brick model of the ATLAS particle physics experiment at the LHC in CERN built by scientist Sascha Mehlhase. We’ve mentioned it before.
But you knew that.
If the 10,000+ upvoters at the LEGO beta-bulding site cuusoo have their way, it may yet make it into the official LEGO range.
More details and pix here.
The Red Van pro-life man outside The Life HQ, Capel Street, Dublin, this afternoon.
When he’s not pulling pro-choice posters down.
He’s taking delivery of palettes to carry all the pro-life ones off the back of a van owned by a charity dedicated to Romanian orphans.
All heart/hand.
Previously: Busted
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You marvelled at “Mortgage Arrears In Space“.
Were a little confused by “Mortgage Arrears In Space 2”
Now. The trilogy is complete.
What Goes Up writes:
The release today by the Central Bank of Ireland of mortgage arrears figures continues to defy the prediction by Michael Noonan that the economy could take off like a rocket:- unless of course he meant a Saturn ROCKET!!
On a related note – here’s a “Scary image of the day – how underwater are the mortgage books of the Irish banks?
Gulp.