More to follow
Thanks Iain Henderson, Meliosa Fitzgibbon, Brian Oliver, Pauline Hallissey, Alan Caulfield, Colm Heaney and Meredith Wroxy.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Two hours to high tide and water swelling around Millennium Footbridge off Cornmarket St. #corkfloods #stormireland pic.twitter.com/h0WMmmGpkQ
— Tom McCarthy (@PressTMC) February 4, 2014
Two hours to high tide.
Two.
More as we get it.
Ross Herlihy writes:
Quick timelapse I shot of the flooding by Wandesford Quay in Cork tonight. Flooding gets going around the 25sec mark…
Update:
Cian O’Brien tweetz:
Cork City Hall under siege from flood water [1am]…
Update:
Holy Moses.
Somewhere in Cork city.
We stayed up for this?
Now you’re talking.
Via Paul B
Fenit, Co Kerry
Shane Griffin writes:
St Brendan surfs the car wash in [his birthplace] Fenit [Co Kerry] [pic via Padraig Donnellan]….
Not so fast.
Ah.
Fenit before the storm.
Pic: Fotothings
Senator Fiach Mac Conghail, artistic director of the Abbey Theatre, in the Seanad this afternoon.
Previously: Meanwhile At The Abbey
Dunmore East, Co salt Waterford today.
East of where?
Gnarlsville.
Do NOT tell bad dad.
Uploaded by Sam Jordan
Let us now take a moment to think,
Why the Scots are so fond of the drink
The ideas of A Neil,
Are bound to appeal,
To those who’re convinced Tories stink.
John Moynes
(BBC)
A festival favourite since 2012 and the Dutch entry for Best Animated Oscar Short in 2013, Hisko Hulsing’s powerful multi award-winning tale of adolescent friendship and life decisions will tend to change your mood somewhat.
2D and 3D animation on backgrounds rendered with oil on canvas.
Fullscreen viewing with volume up highly recommended
Never mind.
The ‘Iona’ Valentine’s card.
Send it to someone of the same gender.
Update: The card is intended as satire and not affiliated with the Iona Institute
From Fergus O’Neill at GrandGrand
Thanks Spaghetti Hoop