Yearly Archives: 2014

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Ah lads.

Alison T writes:

These are three bessie mates at Christmas, Flo the Jack Russell, Ziggy the blonde and Scamp the black Terrier. They love hanging out together and trying on various head pieces…They’re all rescue dogs and Ziggy is especially excited about the food over the festive season!

My Pet At Xmas marked ‘My Pet At Xmas’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie

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The woman who is in her late 20s has been transferred from Dublin’s Beaumont Hospital to the Midland Regional Hospital in Mullingar.
It is understood that some family members have asked for her life support machine to be switched off. Doctors are seeking legal advice regarding the Constitutional position in relation to the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Act.

Legal advice sought over pregnant woman with brain trauma (RTE)

A pregnant  woman who is clinically brain dead is being kept on a life support machine against the wishes of her parents.

Clinically dead pregnant woman being kept alive by hospital (Independent.ie)

Stephanie writes:

It’s official. We’re just incubators. Walking wombs and nothing more.

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The tale of a rabbit and a deer, whose friendship is put to the test by deer’s quest to find the formula for the third dimension.

A 2012 graduation piece from Hungarian animator Péter Vácz that’s being hailed as one of the best short animations of 2014.

If you liked this, you might want to check out his making-of post and his previous short Streamschool.

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The Old Butcher’s Studio 77-74 Benburb Street, Dublin

An Xmas pop up shop in the heart of Dublin – full of cards, prints and unbearably cuddly things – created by local designers Jamie Lewis and Jennifer Slattery.

All your last minute stocking filler needs met.

They assure us.

The Old Butcher’s Studio (Facebook)

Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish Made Stocking Fillers’. No fee just a chuckle.

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(Leah Farrell/Photocall Ireland)