But it’s close, in fairness.
G’wan the Trinity College JobBridge.
Research Assistant (JobBridge)
Thanks Third Level Workplace Watch
Yearly Archives: 2014
Nearly There
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Orla McD writes:
Here’s the appropriately named Holly, reluctantly posing with a pair of antlers. Holly says… ‘Adopt a rescue dog, don’t buy!’ Or she would, if she stopped talking about what Santa is bringing her for Christmas…
Carla D writes:
Cassie the rescue dog wondering if it was worth it being rescued
Cormac McC writes:
Bella unimpressed
….Jennifer N writes:
Peanut can’t wait for Santa
John Q writes:
Here’s CJ ‘helping’ with the Lights…
Does you pet adore Yule like these happy dogs above. Pets at Xmas marked My Pet At Xmas to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Fine Gael TD Joe O'Reilly says the amount some protestors spent getting to Dublin cost more than an annual water bill.
— Sarah Bardon (@SarahBardon) December 11, 2014
Splash! Thud!
How I Know
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Head To Head
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She dreams of Bray.
And why wouldn’t she with its amusements and boxing reputation?
A possibly colorised image of the view of Bray Head, Co Wicklow from Howth Head, Howth. Co Dublin.
By Robbie Doran of bubbledigital.ie
Fight!
Via Photos of Dublin
Got Ice?
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Marie Farrell returns to witness box in #Bailey case. Offers to write down name on piece of paper. Judge says no. @rtenews
— vivienne traynor (@viviennetraynor) December 11, 2014
Earlier: Meanwhile, At The High Court
Kevin Duggan writes:
In Drangan, Co. Tipperary….a small bit redundant…
Updated.
The second edition of the wildly popular This Is Dublin map by the crack designers at Workhouse.
PLUS a spanking all-colour edition.
Richard at Workhouse, writes:
As we were still getting requests for the original almost 2 years after they sold out we decided to make a second edition. This edition employs the same lovely quality of the original but with several new tiles and printed in A2 rather than the larger A1 size.
For those who prefer their Dublin homages to have more colour we have also created a new colour version. The new versions (along with all our other Dublin posters) is available from our website dublinposter.com, direct from our office on Dame Street D2 or from the lovely people at Designist on South Gt. Georges St.
We have one of each to giveaway to two Broadsheet readers who can tell us what Dublin icons deserve to be in the third edition?
Lines Must close at 6.15
This Is Dublin – second edition
Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Irish-Made Stocking Fillers’. No fee just a cheery ‘thumbs aloft’.
