Castle Street, Dublin this morning.
Pic: Karl





Artist Seung Yul Oh creates sculptures of traditional Korean noodle dishes, using synthetic resin to extend the ‘noodle stream’ three and a half meters high.
Otherwise, those chopsticks would just be hovering there.
Youtuber Sho Ko’s short feature on the difficulty of working from home faced with the attention-seeking antics of his cats Shorty and Kodi.
Stop that.
Virtuoso Seana Davey (top) – “The Jimmy Page of the 47-string concert harp” – and the Celtic Latvian Cello Trio (above) from front, Melo-M Karlis Auzans, Janis Pauls and Mikelis Dobicins, launching the 2014 Temple Bar Tradfest In Temple Bar and on the Ha’penny Bridge, Dublin this afternoon.
The Tradfest festival runs from January 22-26, in 40 venues, including over 200 FREE gigs.
Perishing string fiddling tradtards.
(Leon Farrell/ Photocall Ireland)
Ah here.
Mix them up a bit.
President Higgins with, from left Bronagh O’Hanlon, Marie Baker and Max Barrett newly appointed judges of the High Court at the Aras this afternoon.
Name their political affiliations (not that there’s anything wrong with that), anyone?
Lines close at 7.15pm
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
It’s heavenly.
Eric Stewart writes:
“In 1991,I saw a man building an airplane in a barn in Iowa [USA}. I didn’t know you could do such a thing, but I knew instantly I’d build my own plane some day.
“N986BP is a Van’s RV-4 kitplane and took about 21 months and 5,000 hours to build. She’s named Banana Puddin’ after a song by my favourite band, Southern Culture on the Skids.”
Filmed near Wellington, Nevada and Mono Lake, California
Song: Major Tom, by Peter Schilling
Thanks Darragh McManus