Colliemore Harbour Dalkey, Co Dublin, yesterday.
The launch of the Naomh Beagnait (top left), the culmination of the Begnet’s Boat Project, which involved trainees building a 7m (22ft) long craft based on a Connemara racing currach.
Previously: Baile Atha Currach
Pics: Stephen Stewart
Xi Jinping thinks they’re working.
Andrew Caulfield writes:
[Asian Fr Ted defiance] at the Lions match in Hong Kong last night.
Within the past 15 minutes.
Thanks Sean Power
‘Arguably the most visually impressive film ever made in Ireland.’
Nisan writes:
Prepping the 70mm print of Ryan’s Daughter (1970) for screenings at the Irish Film Institute.
Dingle!
In 70mm!!
Ryan’s Daughter (70mm) at the IFI
Poster via MGM
Portmarnock Strand, Co Dublin, scene of Friday’s rumble, this morning.
It’s too damn quiet.
Meanwhile…
Ironic sign is ironic.
Previously: Like The Opening Scene In ‘Saving Private Ryan’
Thanks Graeme Kelly
Eoin Kernan writes:
Any readers know what type of cranky bird this was spotted at Sean O’Casey bridge yesterday?
It sounds absolutely disgusting whoever they are.
David Cameron (above) and a Mail on Sunday silhouette of Rupert the Bear and Marge Simpson the couple in question.
One senior source told this newspaper last night: ‘This revelation is dynamite. None of us could believe it when we first heard it. Then we just thought, “What a complete mess”.’
The source added that, apart from the political implications, the revelation had caused ‘great personal distress to innocent parties’.
Crikey.
A Cher-like reworking of Daft Punk’s Get Lucky by Linda Martin on tonight’s Saturday Night Show with Brendan O’Connor on RTE 1.
Thanks anon
Via de 24-hour Centra.
More to follow.
Covers to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
At the Royal Hospital grounds, Kilmainham, Dublin, this evening.
Thanks Simon Judge
Meanwhile, earlier:
Scenes from the first day at the ‘Fruit, where Kasabian (pics 3 and 9) headlined.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
