Monthly Archives: June 2013

Rainwatch

Admin at 12:03 pm June 10, 2013

Enjoy it, folks.

Met Éireann

Everyone Remain Cam

Admin at 11:44 am June 10, 2013

Parody or conspiracy?

YOU decide.

Meanwhile, in Cork….

According to my wifi hub, the iPad is connected to the web even when turned off. Which may explain the massive data usage.

— David O’Mahony (@DavidOMahony) June 9, 2013

Via: Jamil Killuminati

Earlier: Cover Blown

Sup?

Admin at 11:16 am June 10, 2013

Eoin O’Liathain writes:

A parked taxi on Harcourt Street [Dublin] had this abandoned little creature scurrying around inside. TINY

Easy Mistake

John Moynes at 10:53 am June 10, 2013

Martin McGuinness/John McGuinness.

Only their mothers can tell their double standards apart.

‘Ministers should be allowed take spouses on foreign trips’ – McGuinness (Fiach Kelly, Independent)

How Many?

Admin at 10:38 am June 10, 2013

The staff from the European Space Expo dome whatsit doing the ‘fundamental elements’ pose in the Front Square at Trinity College, Dublin yesterday.

An estimated 25,000 people visited the dome over the weekend.

Spaceexpo

Previously: Ta Dah!

Surveillance Inception

Admin at 9:53 am June 10, 2013

Earlier: Cover Blown

Dwarf Fortress?

xkcd

And How Was Your Weekend?

Admin at 9:38 am June 10, 2013

The Grand Canal, Dublin yesterday.

Thanks Aran Murray’s da Peter.

Kilkenny town centre on Saturday.

I can’t believe Sky are doing unlimited broadband in Kilkenny.

On the road to Glendalough, Co Wicklow, on Saturday.

Thanks DEW

Alone He Stands

Admin at 9:32 am June 10, 2013

Peter Mathews at the pro-life rally in Merrion Square, Dublin, on Saturday.

Dublin South TD Peter Mathews told the Irish Independent: “I will do what I have to do and that is vote against the bill.”

…He made his pledge after Taoiseach Enda Kenny rejected a call from Diarmuid Martin, the Archbishop of Dublin, for TDs to be given a free vote on the contentious proposals.

Fianna Fail leader Micheal Martin has given his TDs a free vote, although this was against his original wishes and was granted largely to avoid a damaging split in his parliamentary party.