Pro-choice, action on X Case legislation supporters, including Clare Daly TD and Joan Collins TD (pic 3) outside City Hall, Dublin, this evening.
Earlier: There May be Tay
Thanks Veronica Walsh and Namarmbc
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Pro-choice, action on X Case legislation supporters, including Clare Daly TD and Joan Collins TD (pic 3) outside City Hall, Dublin, this evening.
Earlier: There May be Tay
Thanks Veronica Walsh and Namarmbc
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Maths Magic: “259 x your Age x 39 = ?” Just try it, you will get an interesting result. R-T if you like it.
— Fact (@Fact) April 27, 2013
Further to Dr Julien Mercille’s paper on the Irish media’s complicity in the property bubble.
Newstalk’s Marc Coleman (above), singled out by Dr Mercille in the report as a bubble blower-upper extraordinaire while economics editor of the Irish Times, has sent us the following.
[It’s a letter to the Sunday Tribune in 2010 wherein he defends his record and correctly if cruelly predicts the paper’s demise]
Earlier: Calling It
(Pic: Newstalk)
Update:
Sent last night.
Probably out of context.
Robert Popper and Peter Serafinowicz present a new “instructional film” made by The Visitors for Human Collaborators on Edité-Frignim (Earth)
I’ve written a LOT of reviews on Menupages.ie. I noticed the other day that a review I wrote for Damascus Gate [Camden Street, Dublin] hasn’t been published. Nor did my sister’s review. They were both bad reviews. I’d written one for another restaurant that same day which has been published (it was a good review).
A poem.
Let’s worship the men of the Lockout,
And praise the things that Larkin said,
The tramworkers all are now heroes,
They’re heroes because they are dead.
Spare a thought for those men on that brave day,
When they stood before Murphy’s dread rage,
Then shut up and bring me my latté,
Or I’ll lower your minimum wage.
It baffles me now that mere workers,
Once could purchase a house or a car,
It’s time to clamp down on those shirkers,
We have to, we are where we are.
We’ll have no more talk of progressing,
To this one truth we’ll always hold fast,
That union men are a blessing,
As long as they stay in the past.
John Moynes
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)



Iconic dance scenes from film and TV captured in detail by artist Niege Borges, from his tumblr Dancing Plague of 1518.