Monthly Archives: February 2013
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Victor Karu took his camera to Temple Bar, Dublin late last night.
With predictable if entertaining results.
Hot Frenchness at 1.48 4.25.
Earlier: The €6.80 Pint
Thanks Victor
“How much?”
Miriam O’Callaghan, Pat Kenny and Claire Byrne preparing for the return of This Is Nightlive Prime Time redux.
Airing tomorrow on RTE 1 at the hardly-prime-but-sneakily-Vincent Browne-audience-luring time of 10.45pm.
Out Of Sight
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In death too.
The Irish Examiner‘s Conail O Fatharta visited the graves of some of the women who worked the Magdalene Laundry at St. Mary’s Good Shepherd Convent, Sunday’s Well, Cork.
Video by Dan Linehan
A formidable scent. Stings the nostrils.
In a good way.
The 1976 Jovan International Collection for Men.
Soon, it got a bit Village People:
‘Ireland’. He wasn’t the hottest but he loved himself the most.
Vie Ebay
Thanks Sibling of Daedalus.
Aodhán Ó Dé writes:
This happened last night. €6.80 for a pint in dublin. Never go to @thetemplebarpub #céadmílefáite? #poortourists
Thanks O
Meanwhile, from Galway-reared, Berlin-based writer Julian Gough:
Adding
Concluding:
Prompting a ‘gathering’ of invective..
To which Transmediale Festival-bound Gough responded:
Ouch.
Claiming Jim
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Sinn Fein members at a commemoration for the 100th Anniversary of the 1913 Lockout this afternoon at Jim Larkin’s statue on O’Connell Street, Dublin, including, from top: Ger O Leary; Janice Boylan and Santana Hernandez-Power; Aengus O Snodaigh TD ; Santana Hernandez-Power and Sean Crowe TD.
Previously: Jim Larkin on Broadsheet
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Sean Riddick – We Had the Snow
Sean writes:
I wrote a song about missing someone and, for the video, asked a bunch of strangers to tell the whole world who/what they miss. The result was pretty lovely! Was wondering if you’d be interested in sharing my music and their messages?