It’s the Rory McIlroy of agricultural produce.
Processed and packed in Co. Tyrone from milk sourced in the Republic of Ireland.
Dairy or Londondairy?
MOO decide.
Previously: Aldi Loves Ireland
Monthly Archives: March 2013
Wildlife photographer and producer John Downer sez:
It’s not easy being a penguin, as we soon learned going through all the material shot for the BBC’s Penguins – Spy in the Huddle, narrated by David Tennant.
From the product description:
Envelope X-RAY Spray ($16) turns opaque paper temporarily translucent, allowing the user to view the contents of an envelope without ever opening it. 30 seconds after the application, the envelope will return to its original state, leaving absolutely no markings, discoloration, or other indications of use.
Whoa – it’s the property tax thing. I’m not opening that.
Result.
Irish Times and technology.
No wait, come back.
Geoffrey Keating, of the Royal Irish Acadamy, writes:
Thought you might be interested in the free app, ‘The History of Ireland in 100 Objects’ we released [with the Irish Times and the National Museum of Ireland for the EU 2013 presidency] this week. Based on the weekly series of articles by Fintan O’Toole in the Irish Times, the app takes users on an interactive tour through Irish history, with each object opening a window on to an important moment in Ireland’s past.
Download here: A History Of Ireland In 100 Objects
An ad last year at the Copenhagen Skate Park in Denmark.
What you might need to know:
1. Matthew McConaughey is now officially The Man. Start with The Lincoln
Lawyer (2011), and go from there.
2. McC and his amazing ass were robbed of Oscar nominations for Magic Mike (2012).
3. He’s got a HBO series in the can, a cop buddy drama co-starring Woody
Harrelson that will presumably involve a lot of drawling. They’re like
a buff Cheech And Chong.
4. He’s also in the next Scorsese movie.
5. Mud is a little indie from the guy who made the awesome Take Shelter (2011).
Reese Witherspoon’s in it too, but that’s OK. She gets a career-long
free pass for Election (1999).
Release Date: May 10
It’s frightening! How will we cope?
As all of our ministers slope,
To lands overseas,
We’re begging them, please,
Without them we haven’t a hope.
John Moynes
Pic: Politco.ie
a 1909 St Patrick’s Day card.
Printed in Germany.
Anyone?
Via eBay
Thanks Sibling of Daedalus
UPDATE:
More swastikary, early 1900s.
Via PostcardDiva