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Monthly Archives: June 2013
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An especially punterful lock gates at Charlemont bridge Dublin 2, forty minutes ago.
Occasioned by the three-way nexus of Friday, the weather and the match.
There’s bouncers keeping them off the cycle path, Joe…
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
Meanwhile,
The Cricket Pavilion at Trinity College, Dublin tonight.
Thanks The Third Woman
Portobello, Dublin, tonight.
Pic: Emily
Carlos Fandango writes:
The back of Croke Park, [Dublin] tonight. where some of the offenders either can’t read or just don’t care…Shameful.
Scenes from The Velvet Strand, Portmarnock, Co Dublin, a far cry from the ‘brouhaha” of last Friday.
Minor trouble did ensue as Hannah Carvalho (above right) and Darragh Conroy (left) buried Darragh’s brother Eoghan alive.
They just left him there.
Portmarnock-style.
Previously: Like The Opening Scene In Saving Private Ryan
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Grand Canal Dock, Dublin.
Thanks Wayne F
The Elephants at Dublin Zoo this afternoon.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
Louise Cribbin writes [via BS App}:
Gorgeous day in Connemara
*removes flat cap, wipes forehead with shirtsleeve, stares into middle distance*
Well Jaysus an’ it is…
Meanwhile, tonight in Sligo
Thanks John Keating
Dublin from the Aviva.
Thanks Andrew
This week, an online sexual health campaign in Brazil promoting safe sex with prostitutes was banned for promoting prostitution.
70 years ago, according to this rather excellent picture set from The Guardian, folk were more practical about that sort of thing.
After all, there was a bloody war on. A war against syphilis and gonorrhea.
And it would be fought with the double-entendre.
(Hat tip: Sido)
You’ll like John.
For the last fifty four years, the amateur woodcarver has kicked back and whittled some, to say the least. He can carve anything out of a single piece of wood, from a block to a toothpick.
Here, he casually introduces some of his extraordinary carvings – each one more impressive than the last.