MORE to folly.
Thanks Nick Sutton (UK covers); Enda Bolger (The Irish Sun); Mick Crowley (The Irish Times); Pamela McCarthy (The Irish Examiner).
All titles on sale tomorrow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Yikes.
Today’s Sunday Independent Life magazine.
Needs more Joan Burton.
FIGHT!
Update: Cover challenge
Thanks Ed
Hick writes:
Earlier today I stopped in Rathmines to pick something up on the way to visit my dad who’s in hospital. Whilst there, a couple arrived at my house to hand in my credit union book and a very large sum of money I had withdrawn earlier that day. They had picked it up off the street and chased some of the notes that the wind had taken and promptly came to my home to get it back.
I was blissfully unaware of this till my wife called and told me what had happened. She said they were a very nice couple who were only interested in getting the money back. She offered them a reward which they declined. They didn’t leave their names.
She thanked them but I didn’t get a chance to, so on the off chance they read these pages I just want to say thanks a million and a happy Christmas to you. I shall be making a donation to The Capuchin Centre for the homeless in recognition of your kind act.
It’s a great thing to see there are decent people on our streets and apart from my thanks, it’s a good news story worth sharing for the time of year that’s in it.
Mmf.
Crafted with love on these shores.
To nuzzle YOUR neck.
Knit-wit Heather Finn writes:
I sell my knitwear through boutiques and from my online shop [link below]. How about a luxurious cashmere and lambswool wrap embroidered with either dragonflies or leaves. Available in a selection of colours: turquoise, silver, raspberry, orchid, mulberry, ruby, tangerine, or cream! .”Fill one stocking for €85 or fill TWO for €120 with this coupon: hfk-2wrap120.
Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheeet.ie marked ‘Irish-Made Stocking Fillers’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie. No fee just a glancing embrace.
Julie writes:
Nigel O’Connor with pet African Grey Parrot, Bobo. Bobo saved Nigel’s life last Monday morning at 4a.m when a fire engulfed his home just outside Kingscourt in Co. Cavan. The parrot’s calls woke Nigel, saving his life.
The local community have started a fund to rebuild Nigel and Bobo’s home.
Please contact Kingscourt Credit Union for the ‘SOS DIY appeal’ account details.
Skier Cody Townsend takes a straight line down one of the gnarliest vertical chutes of the Alaska Tordrillos Mountain Range, earning himself the “Best Line” award at the 15th annual Powder Awards.
And fresh pants, presumably.
(H/T: Graeme Kelly)