One year’s experience?
Hang on.
Squid Limerick writes:
BWG Foods blatant in using
#jobbridge to find experienced staff, even posting it on jobbridge.ie
BWG Foods (MACE, Spar, etc).
€1.7 billion in sales annually.
Monthly Archives: April 2013
The ‘Brandy Hole’ tunnel, Bray Head, Co Wicklow
Sibling of Daedalus writes:
Formerly part of an immensely deep cavern open to the sea at the front and connected to the ground above by a complicated network of secret passages, into which smuggling vessels could sail and unload their contraband.
The smuggling trade was a key source of income for 18th century Bray residents – the occasional skirmish aside, their activities went largely ignored by the Revenue, possibly due to bribes.
The most successful smugglers were a mother and daughter team who lived in a cottage beside the Head. Of considerable enterprise and determination, and always heavily armed, they amassed sufficient fortune from their operations to retire on the profits…
Great times.
Pic: Robert Ffrench, Lawrence Collection, National Library of Ireland
Paul Woods says:
“Lol @ the Govt! 3 Property Tax letters to the same address! Myself, my bro and my dad all got one!!”
An award-winning short from Evan Viera – inspired by his own father’s struggle with schizoaffective disorder – featuring a young girl who escapes into a dream world to escape her psychosis.
An exploration of two worlds – one medicated, the other unmedicated: powerful, affecting, beautifully rendered stuff.
A research project from motion design students Nora Thoes and Damian Pérez at the Berliner Technische Kunsthochschule about the history of opening title sequences in film.
Tesco, location unknown, Dublin this morning.
Thanks Chris Riot Tapes
With added floating ‘shrooms, if you’re not careful.
The Phase One Festival in Carrick-on-Shannon.
It’s Electric, but it’s no picnic.
Thanks Niamh Rabbit
