Reuters facebukes:
“Farmer Donald O’Reilly searches for sheep or lambs trapped in a snow drift near weakened animals that had just been rescued, in the Aughafatten area of County Antrim, Northern Ireland, March 26, 2013.”
(Pic: Cathal McNaughton/Reuters)
Carndonagh Co.Donegal
Thanks Fiona McDermott and Michelle
Anyone?
Thanks Warren Haskins
Your da’s second wife.
Had there been divorce.
A double page ad featuring Irish models in the Front Square of Trinity College, Dublin, in New York magazine, January, 1971.
Clodagh gave up making scratchy Aran minis to successfully design interiors…in New York.
Thanks Sibling of Daedalus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7ACAI8szdE
World Scott uses a Spyder III Krypton laser to ignite strips of flash paper embedded in bottles containing small amounts of alcohol for some tuneful slomo pyrotechnics.
Bangkok. Thailand, yesterday.
Gulp.
D writes:
Aidan Murphy and his best friend Paul Quinn are almost finished on their 15,000km cycle from Dublin to Sydney to raise money for the Irish Cancer Society and the Alzheimers Society (€24k raised to date). They have been cycling for almost 7 months now and they are due to reach Sydney on the 20th of April 2013.
On reaching Bangkok, the boys got a bit emotional about the whole thing. At some ungodly hour, it was decided to mark the occasion with a tattoo on Paul’s left a*s cheek. The next (seriously hungover) morning both faces and bum cheeks were red when reasilation hit home as to what they had done… We are trying to help raise as much money for their two charities before the trip ends. The trip is entirely funded by Paul and Aidan’s own funds so every single cent is going to the charities.
Donate here.
A Nicholas (Perry Bible Fellowship) Gurewitch cartoon made for boingboing.
Corona has pulled its sponsorship.
CEO of the festival for almost 30 years Mick Hannigan has been made redundant while festival programmer Una Feely has also lost her job.
Reason?
The festival’s financial situation.
But, according to a press release from Mr Hannigan to Donald Clarke, of the Irish Times, the festival has made a surplus every year for the last four years and that Corona’s sponsorship amounted to just 16% of thei festival’s budget.
Anyone?
Programmer and CEO of Cork Film Festival Made Redundant, Irish Times)
Film Festival Chief and Programmer Made Redundant, Dan Buckley, Irish Examiner)
