Monthly Archives: February 2013


Yuki – a kitten when the place was named after him – takes one last look around his shop on Pleasant Street (near Camden Street, Dublin) which closed down yesterday.
Meowmmf.
Previously: The Pet Shop Formerly Known As Yuky
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
Untouched by the 21st century as far as conveniences for even the basic human decencies are concerned. Although, it is still habitable judging by the bed of rags, fag ends and bottles that used to adorn one corner.
Gallagher Quigley Estate agents there.
Re-inventing estate-agent speak.
Finally.
MORE: 20 Main Street Howth, Co Dublin (Daft.ie)
(Thanks James Kelleher)
Here We Go
atIt comes around so quickly.
Brian Quinn writes:
Got this in an email newsletter from BustedTees, a T-shirt site connected to the American website CollegeHumor. At first I was happy to see that they’d spelt St Paddy rather than ‘St Patty’ – and then I saw what the coupon code was.
Enda Kenny listens to President of the European Commission, Jose Manuel Barroso, and at the IBEC CEO conference at the Convention Centre, Dublin, this morning.
He drinks our milkshake.
Irish Economy ‘Turning The Corner’ – Barroso (RTE)
(Laura Hutton/Photocall ireland)
The menacing, Don Baker harmonica-howling title sequence for upcoming Irish indie feature The Late Men is a finalist in South by Southwest’s (SXSW) Film Design Awards Excellence in Title Design Competition.
The no-budget production is competing against the likes of 21 Jump Street, The Avengers, and Skyfall.
The sequence was designed by director Van Poynton and produced by Luke Page.
The Late Men*, an apocalyptic crime thriller starring Baker, Stephen Cromwell and Tony Murphy, and produced by Page, Poynton, and Ciarán Fogarty, is currently in the final stages of post-production.
Trailer here.
The SXSW Film Awards Excellence in Title Design Competition
The mayor of Ballinasloe,
Was burgled not so long ago,
But to my relief,
She went for the thief,
And dealt him one hell of a blow.
John Moynes
(Independent.ie)
Part of a half-mile journey to school through Dublin’s city centre conducted yesterday morning by OP, age four.
Much of the bags/lilo/tub of noodles lay “untagged”.
And one of the bins ate his homework.
Dublin Litter blog writes:
These pics came in to us yesterday. This is the new normal over much of central dublin.
Promoting sensible parking?
THEY make the rules.
Clanbrassil Street, Dublin, this morning.
Thanks Fiachra Lennon











