A doorman leaves Irish Rugby player Rob Kearney’s car outside the Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin, (scene of a dramatic Cian Healy jeep clamping incident earlier).
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Monthly Archives: March 2013
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— Tom McGurk (@TomMcGurk) March 8, 2013
Before Denis does.
The Irish Times today.
Ghosting
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Simon Purdue writes:
I took this photo when I was in New York last year. Its taken from one of the bridges leaving Manhattan, I cant remember which one… Anyway, which ever way the settings on the camera were set up two big columns appeared in the final photo in the approx same place where the twin towers would have been. I can’t Photoshop for my life so it is legit.
Mmf.
Cards from Catsnake Prints.
Started by Ann-Marie and Siobhán, who met in college.
Ann Marie writes:
We decided we’d try our hands at starting our own little screen-printing business a few months ago and cards seemed like the best place to start. We’ve been loving every second of it!
All designs are initially sketched by ourselves and then transfered to silkscreen. We hand screen-print our cards in our small studio in Dublin. Almost all the paper we use is recycled and all materials are locally sourced. Our ethos is to make an environmentally friendly, quality handmade product that won’t hurt the piggy bank.
Available to purchase at Jam Art Factory.
Scientists names with their famous achievements represented typographically, as created by Indian graphic designer Kapil Bhagat to celebrate India’s National Science Day.
Also available as 8″x10″ posters.
No C.V. Raman, strangely
Towel Snap!
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Cian Healy’s motor clamped outside the Shelbourne hotel in Dublin, apparently.
Thanks Kevin Whitty
Fairly cool dads, though, in fairness
Bundoran Surf Co writes:
Mullaghmore {Co Sligo] is now on the world Map of big wave riders looking for their XXL nomination. This is all good but stoked to see Peter Conroy claiming the barrel of the season so far while Daithi Lavelle pictured (above) surfed the biggest barrel i have ever seen out there a few years ago. Lots of talk of big wave guys having to dedicate themselves etc etc both these guys are just regular Irish guys who have to juggle jobs, families etc just to get the time to get out there never mind train. Funny thing about this photo is that Daithi got out there early on the low tide while others were waiting for it to mellow out with the higher tide. Not because he was proving a point but because he had to pick up the kids from school after.
Now that’s gnarly.
