http://vimeo.com/98163942
A conversation between Brian Wilmoth and his brother Mike animated by The Rauch Brothers for StoryCorps.
Bryan, Mike and their six brothers and sisters were raised in a strict, religious home from which Bryan was banished when his parents found out he was gay. It took many years, but eventually, they would all reconnect.
The sum of €150,000 will be awarded to women who underwent an “on the way out” symphysiotomy – Reilly
— MerrionStreet.ie (@merrionstreet) July 1, 2014
The sum of €100,000 will be awarded to women who underwent surgical symphysiotomy and suffered medical problems – Reilly
— MerrionStreet.ie (@merrionstreet) July 1, 2014
‘On the way out’ refers to symphysiotomy conducted when a child has already been delivered by caesarean section.
Joel ‘Bodymoded Punky’ Miggler is a 23-year-old from Küssaberg, Germany whose €5000 payload of body mods include seven piercings, six tattoos, several implants, branded buttocks and two 36mm (pluggable) flesh tunnels in his cheeks through which he can blow smoke and waggle his bifurcated tongue.
Hello you.
A pint [see below] of Italian iced coffee Irish style with unidentified moustachioed barista.
At the Bernard Shaw, Richmond Street, Dublin today.
Slurp.
UPDATE: “That’s just perspective. Tis a half pint. Serving a full pint of coffee would be about as responsible as serving a bottle of Buckfast,” The Bernard Shaw.
Thanks Spaghetti Hoop
A restored Monet painting back on display at the National Gallery of Ireland today following conservation after being damaged while on display in 2012 (top).
Middle pic, from left: Jean-Jacques Goran [Managing Director BNP Paribas Foundation] and Monet Paintings Conservation Fellow, Pearl O’Sullivan and ‘Argenteuil Basin with a Single Sailboat’ by Claude Monet.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall ireland)
Splutter.
Luke Feeney writes:
[Chris O’Dowd in the IT Crowd] Retrospectively poor choice of T-Shirt? Not really. ROFL…”
Sun tinted Highlights from last weekend’s Sea Sessions Surf and Music festival Fesitval in Bundoran, Co Donegal.
It’s changing the way we look at crowd surfing.
*ties bandana*
Thanks Mark Bennett
Co Clare this afternoon.
The Industrial gloats:
“Costa del Lahinch. A stone splitting 27 degrees on the local thermometer…”
Friday July 4: Homebeat presents: Carriages, Maria Somerville, John Cummins @ The Fumbally Café, off Clanbrassil Street, Dublin (€8).
Nialler9 writes:
“A decent night of new music with independent alternative promoters Homebeat helping folk electronica duo Carriages launch their field-recordings-featuring new single Roots (video here) along with promising Galway folk talent Maria Somerville and a spoken word “poetician”. The tour continues with Homebeat and Carriages taking the show along the Wild Atlantic Way (see poster for dates).
