They allowed this!
Kilbarrack United versus The Legends of Ireland at Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin yesterday (in aid of Irish Autism Action).
Colm writes:
“We could have done with Hawkeye on Saturday at Morton stadium……typical John Aldridge poacher’s goal!”
Was it over?
YOU decide.
Ah here.
Eoghany writes:
“Spotted in Cavan Town [Co Cavan] today. Of all the buildings to smash your van into!”
Oh.
It’s like two completely different hotels.
Judy Cecil writes:
“check out the images on Groupon.ie [as top] and then the actual hotel images [as above]….”
FIGHT!
Buy or rent? This calculator helps you understand your monthly rent vs a mortgage http://t.co/5ewPkF2One #ad pic.twitter.com/iivaH315Q5
— Bank of Ireland (@bankofireland) July 25, 2014
This afternoon.
Eamonn writes:
“A miniature pony and traditional traveller van leads out the mourners at the funeral of nine-year-old-twin brothers, Tom and Paddy, after the funeral mass in the Holy Cross Church in Charleville, County Cork. The brother who killed the twins before taking his own life, 21-year-old Jonathan will be buried in the afternoon.”
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Glengarriff (or more likely Allihies), county Cork yesterday.
(Thanks Gary Byrne)
Bit of a boar this month.
Mark Geary writes:
“A new magazine in Australia. It’s for female hunters, hence ‘Chicks smashing grunters’.”
The award-winning phantasmal poster art of Polish graphic designer Weislaw Walkuski, who has collaborated with film studios, publishing houses and theatres since 1981.
Amazing cycling innovation in NI – world’s first rope bridge cycle lane unveiled at Carrick-a-rede pic.twitter.com/ilSPNlRThQ
— NI Greenways (@nigreenways) September 7, 2014
Amazed that this tweet has continued to bang overnight; at least 6 people have booked holiday packages.. https://t.co/Jx6zg1tPUq
— NI Greenways (@nigreenways) September 8, 2014
Photoshopped image of Carrick-a-Rede bridge gains legs and entices holidaymakers.
House Of Vans London – a 3000sqm combined skatepark, gallery, cinema, bar and concert venue spread across five tunnels beneath Waterloo Station.
As well as promoting the Vans shoes and clothing brand (like its predecessor, House of Vans Brooklyn) the venue is affiliated with local charities and will offer free art studio and gallery space to local creatives.