Monthly Archives: May 2013


Thornhill Jewellery of London produces pendants made from old British coins with whimsical/stoner designs hand-carved out of them.
They sell for between £30 and £50, depending on the complexity of the cut.
More to follow
Covers to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Mike Hogan, Kevin Doyle, Meliosa Fitzgibbon
The Phoenix Park, Dublin, this afternoon.
Thanks Ian Begley
Athy, Co Kildare, this evening.
Dublin Bay at Clontarf this afternoon.
Thanks Buzz
Dublin, from the Grattan Bridge, tonight.
Thanks Simon Judge
Sunset at the national Convention Centre, Dublin, tonight.
Thanks Eoin Dunne
Dublin from George’s Street, tonight.
Thanks Jack Brady

Bray, Co Wicklow, tonight (Pic2: Marsupial).
Via Killian Cassoni
Beer School
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Helping to ‘educate’ the Irish palette with flavour-savouring measures, ‘notes’ and other unexplainable sorcery.
The FREE multi-sensory beer tasting experience organised by Thisisbeer.ie in 37 Dawson Street, Dublin, this evening.
They’re guiding our Emily through a “beer tasting journey like no other”.
Along a very winding road signposted with beer’s four natural ingredients: Hops, Barley, Water and Yeast.
Which is why the photos are a little blurry.
Yet another appointment for the Onion-Man.
For next beer event: ThisIsBeer
Pics: Emily
Ah here.
Miquela Cadenas writes:
Found this on Facebook. Taken in Dalymount Park and, apparently, sung to the tune of [Gala’s] Freed From Desire 10/10 for humour, in fairness.
Previously: Stuck Together Like Lunatic Glue
A Day Out
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Members of the Irish Farmers’ Association, including its president John Bryan (blue coat,pic 5), outside Dublin Castle, housing a meeting of EU agricultural ministers, protesting about CAP payment regulations.
The IFA is opposing a “major reduction in CAP payments to the most productive, highest-paid farmers in favour of those who currently get much lower payments”.
Farmers Protest As EU Ministers Discuss reforms (RTE)
Earlier: They Brought Their Own
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Back in January you covered the bush fires in Tasmania and the photo of the Holmes family (above) that went all over the world, today the Guardian has published an awesome multimedia piece (below) on the same. If newspapers are to survive in the digital age I think we will be seeing a lot more articles like this.
INTERACTIVE: Firestorm: the Story Of The Bushfire At Dunalley (The Guardian)













