
Various lookout towers, mobile and fixed, photographed by Florian Muller, inspired by the work of Bernd and Hilla Becher.
Yearly Archives: 2014
Wellington Quay, Dublin this afternoon.
Can you help?
Grainne, of the Abortion Rights Campaign, writes:
The occupants of 51 Wellington Quay found themselves with the locks changed and an hour to vacate the premise when they arrived to work this morning.
The building which was home to a number of NGOs, a hair salon, immigration advice and an English Language tutor service was evicted in dubious circumstances. All the tenants had their rent fully paid up but seems there was a dispute between letting agent and landlord.
Volunteers and supporters of ARC [Abortion Rights Campaign] rallied round to strip the office bare, and ferried furniture and boxes to attics and garages all over Dublin. It’s not expected that the deposit will ever be seen again.
If anyone had budget friendly offices to rent or would like to donate to the Abortion Rights Campaign please visit us here or email info@abortionrights.ie
Anyone?
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Incredible long exposure images of an entirely frozen 20m high waterfall near Bariloche in Patagonia taken last year by Argentinian photographer Guillermo Palavecino
Brooke Conti sez of her dogs:
Laika noticed Jackson was having a bad dream so she quickly came to the rescue and gave him a little snuggle.
Saturday December 13: Block T’s Xmas Party: Squarehead, Bantum, Donal Dineen & more @ The Sugar Club, Leeson Street, Dublin (€12/€10)
Nialler9 writes:
Block T, the art collective and space operating out of Smithfield Square move to Leeson Street on Saturday for a night of music from Dublin indie-rock band Squarehead (above in the video for 2025), Prince-leaning dance tunes from Bantum and Donal Dineen’s eclectic record box. There’s also a screening of Bad Santa (2003), a great Christmas movie and visuals by Slipdraft and Darklight. Win tickets in this week’s gig guide [link below].
Nialler9’s Gig Guide December 9-15 (Nialler9)
My little girl Dizzy got her hair and nails done for Christmas and picked up this fab faux fur jacket in Penneys €4.
Marie G writes:
Wrapping presents at Christmas time becomes a lot harder when you have an enthusiastic little one who insists on helping.
Maarit writes;
Here is Smurf -Santa’s little helper….
Amy writes:
Polly the Labrador loves Christmas….
Grainne writes:
Billy (aka Lil William) getting his elf on!
Neil writes:
This is George and it’s his first Christmas. I think he’s an atheist.
Heather writes:
Maisie’s Christmas look this year is “utterly betrayed”.
Does your pet enjoy Xmas as much as these furry yule lovers? Send your pet at Xmas to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘My Pet At Xmas.
Dat App
atOur number one citizen, Squee,
Has gone to the land that grows tea,
To take in the sights,
And not mention rights,
When chatting to President Xi.
John Moynes
(Aras/Photocall Ireland)




















