Lorcan McGrane writes:
“During mass in Ballybay, Co. Monaghan yesterday.’and lo the Lord said, sure if you’re going to take up one disabled parking space without a badge you might as well take up two’.”
Yearly Archives: 2014
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Fenway Park, Boston.
Thanks Johnny Mc and Grant Podelco.
Ireland 2017.
Behind the barricades with anti-gay holdouts John and Mary.
Martin Gaughan writes;
“Here’s a little something we at LIKE:MINDED have been working on to promote this Sunday’s (August 24th) LGBT Noise March for Marriage in Dublin. Written by the ever fabulous Tara Flynn and Kevin McGahern.”
Oh.
Padraig Staunton writes:
“18.20 train from Cork [to Dublin] last night…”
Newton?
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Waterworks
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Wonderful aquatic coup d’oeil by Singaporean artist Keng Lye who achieves the effect by pouring layers of clear resin into containers and then building up the images with acrylic paint within the resin.
More here
Westland Row, Dublin.
Thanks BarryH
Classic Carl
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Original photo taken in 2012 at South Luangwa National Park in Zambia by wildlife photographer Ian Salisbury.
Maria Walsh, Rose of Tralee 2014
Philadelphia Rose Maria Walsh was last night crowned as the 2014 Rose of Tralee.
You may recognise her…
Maria appeared in the Irish Times Weekend Magazine in January this year where Deirdre McQuillan wrote about the locations expert Nigel Swann:
Recently, he has taken on a co-producer, Maria Walsh, an Irish American who was born in Boston but returned to Shrule, Co Mayo, with her Irish parents when she was seven. After graduating in journalism from Griffith College, Walsh moved to New York and worked as a producer with Anthropologie, where she met and worked with Swann.
It features a photo of Mr Swann and Ms Walsh in a house in Henrietta St, Dublin taken by photographer Perry Ogden. In the accompanying blog it says:
Here is a photograph that Perry took of Nigel with Maria Walsh, who we had worked with at Anthropologie and has moved home to Ireland and is now working with Nigel. A great team! So now we have a man and a woman ( ha ha ) for all our production in Ireland, and they also handle production and locations all over Europe and are amazing to work with, so check them out!
No mention of the above when the Philadelphia Rose was interviewed by Daithí Ó Sé.
Anyone?
Watch here (scroll to the 1 hour mark).