Eoin Hallissey tweetz:
Bike stolen near the Point today. The bike in the first picture, with the blue tyres on it now. Help!
Yearly Archives: 2014
Engulfed
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Engloutis – paintings by Rafael Sottolichio.
The Real Red
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He’s been to Shel and back.
Niall Farrell writes:
“For your consideration: The 1895 Trust, Shelbourne FC’s supporters’ trust, has launched Tosh – a new short documentary about lifelong Shels fan Tosh Moher.”
Previously: A Word In Your Shels Like
Is my screen wrong or this real oil (WTI) move today? #oil #markets pic.twitter.com/AY5ebkk6ve
— Ian Guider (@ianguider) October 15, 2014
Confirmed!
@ianguider Nope, that's real… pic.twitter.com/TFGJKIB9Fj
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) October 15, 2014
How Crazy?
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Hmm.
Buckfast Monkey writes:
“What’s wrong with this picture ? You do the maths..”
Wowzier
atThe legend that is @Hozier has just had his debut album enter the US Billboard 200 Chart at # 2! Congratulations!! pic.twitter.com/XWhS3r5oy7
— RTÉ 2fm (@RTE2fm) October 15, 2014
The Bray, Co Wicklow native debuted at number 5 in the UK also this week.
Letterman, Ellen, Saturday Night Live, Taylor Swift, every little helps.
Fair play though, in fairness.
Bejaysus.
At the Masonic Hall, Arthur Square, Belfast next month.
Keith writes:
“The 99% Ulster Unionist Northern Irish Freemasons are having an Irish “culture” night. not a bit sectarian or paddywackeryish…”
To the shillelaghs.
Hey Ewe.
An Irish-made epic sheep puzzle game.
Worth shearing.
JP Vaughan of Rocket Rainbow writes;
“I’m one of the developers on Hay Ewe and wanted to let you know about its global release on the AppStore Tomorrow [Thursday, October9].
It’s being published in partnership with UK publishing veteran Team17 Ltd, the guys who made Worms, and is the first title from Rocket Rainbow.
We’re a very small Irish game developer that began life after the US company, PopCap, closed its Dublin studio back in September 2012. There’s not many games development jobs in Ireland, PopCap was the largest when it was here employing 96 people, so we had to choose between going abroad or doing it ourselves. Thankfully we went with the latter and although it has been Lidl noodles and little pay for the past year and a half, we are still delighted with the decision. It would be great if you got the word out.”