This evening.
Part of a demonstration organised by Gaza Action Ireland at Stephen’s Green, Dublin to protest at the continuing bombardment of Gaza by Israeli military forces..
Thanks Jojo.
Yearly Archives: 2014
A really rather excellent short about who we are and who we’ve been.
Directed by Rok Predin of Trunk Animation.
Close Enough
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Spotted at Aldi, Wexford.
(Thanks Karen)
Forty Foot, Sandycove, Co Dublin this afternoon.
Paul Cahill writes:
“New Garda bike locking system is pretty high tech…”
The lads have form, in fairness.
Kilkenny this afternoon.
Lisa Massey writes:
“Trucks gone in at the peace park! Very disappointed!”
Mmf.
Charlene Shongo (left) Commercial Manager, City of Derry Airport, and Siobhan McAnaney, Customer Services Manager with Courteney Cox at Derry Airport today.
Never mind.
She is among us.
Glenn Keogh and Jack Reynor
And how.
An incredibly down to earth chat with a very down to earth Dub in Hollywood.
Vic Barry of The Movie Bit writes:
“Irish actor Glenn Keogh, last seen in Michael Bay’s Transformers Age Of Extinction (2014) had a lengthy and inspiring chat with myself and had some great stories about Michael Bay, his introduction to Steven Spielberg (by Jack Reynor of all people), life in Hollywood, and leaving behind his accountancy job in Ireland to become an actor in Hollywood. The link is here and, while I’m biased, it’s a fascinating interview….”
Difficult to begrudge, in fairness.
But don’t let that stop you.
A stack of shipping containers put in place by Belgian artist Arne Quinze for the North West Walls Street Art Festival earlier this month, upon which Spanish graffiti artists Pichi & Avo were given free rein to apply their trademark themes – Greek gods depicted in vibrant Mediterranean colours.
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‘The Dream‘ is a nationwide search for undiscovered young Irish football talent to compete in local trials to win a chance to trial for the Nike Academy in London exclusive to Life Style Sports in Ireland.
Debbie Byrne, Marketing Director for Life Style Sports sez:
“ Over 30% of young players who train with Nike Academy go on to secure professional contracts with top international clubs. In the past three seasons alone, twenty ambitious and talented players who attended the Academy have turned professional with high profile clubs, including Celtic FC star Tim Rogic.”
To enter, players are asked to submit a ‘football CV’ to thedream@lifestylesports.com before midnight on Friday, August 15. A shortlist of young football talent “will gather in Dublin on August 21st to be put through their paces by a team of Nike Academy coaches”.
No cash, Premiership offers, etc. were given for this post although Life Style Sports gave us German jerseys to giveaway last week.