Malahide, Co Dublin last night.
Thanks Dougal
Yearly Archives: 2014
Lahinch, Co Clare.
Remember the January storms?
Photographer Niall Cosgrove writes:
“I found this person when I was editing these photos to get printed. As far as I know the person had to be rescued. What I was told he survived by holding onto the metal railing attached to the lifeguard station….How this person wasn’t swept out to sea, I just don’t know…“
Anyone?
Via MagicSeaweed
Thanks Sean
Dublin City Block Party is a unique Day-Long event held The Tivoli Grounds, Dublin on August 3.
Luke Leslie:
“BodyTonic, Archetype and Hidden Agenda – commissioned Buckled Cranium – to animate something unique. What we came up with was a creative mix of Contemporary Dublin with nostalgic New York; to capture the event’s distinctive Urban Flavour…”
‘Beside the Seaside; by Pauline McGloin.
No Poolbeg chimney stacks?
Fight!
It’s sad but we know we’ve all been,
A stroppy and late rising teen,
Now science proves that,
You weren’t just a brat,
But a slave to a misfiring gene.
John Moynes
Pic: Guardian
Stormy seas off Montauk, New York captured in dramatic, painterly style by fine art photographer Dalton Portella.
While Ireland abstained.
Jeneen Ijawi (12) from Dublin (above) holds up two names of children killed in Gaza surrounded by representations of blood stained shirts outside the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin last night.
The demonstration was organised by Gaza Action Ireland protesting against the ongoing conflict involving Palestine and Israel focusing on the bombing by Israel on civilians in Gaza.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
From Space
atMy saddest photo yet. From #ISS we can actually see explosions and rockets flying over #Gaza & #Israel pic.twitter.com/jNGWxHilSy
— Alexander Gerst (@Astro_Alex) July 23, 2014
Now that the Indo have laid off all their sub-editors they’ve replaced them with… YOU! For free, obviously. #morto http://t.co/oacPGdqHWl
— Eoin Ryan (@eoinryan101) July 23, 2014
Mmmf.
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