SF’s Paul Donnelly tops poll in Dublin West by-election. Media need to take a long, hard look at themselves. They never gave him chance.
— Seán Mac Brádaigh (@SMacB) May 24, 2014
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Yearly Archives: 2014
Hen party 21 women arrived into Springhill Hotel in Kilkenny; some with blow up doll wandered into count centre not knowing what happening
— Damien Tiernan (@damienrte) May 24, 2014
That’s how they electoral roll.
The count centre at the Citywest Hotel, Dublin his morning.
RTÉ exit polls show that Independent and other candidates appear to have won the highest percentage of the vote in yesterday’s local elections, while Sinn Féin appears to be on course to win an MEP seat in Dublin.
From pic 5: Richard Bruton (left) and Labour candidate Andrew Montague (right); People Before Profit candidate Bríd Smith; David Hall; Mary Mitchell O’Connor (red) and Green Party leader and MEP candidate Eamon Ryan; Sinn Féin deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald and Labour’s Pat Rabbitte.
Capt. John Barmbrack tweetz:
If Doctor Who was a priest.
Third Classy
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Reppy writes:
Came across this rag on the train. Oh the humanity…
Aisling Byrne writes:
I’m a student at the Cork Centre for Architectural Education. We have our end of year exhibition of student work coming up and we were wondering if we could get a mention on the blog.
To wit:
An event held annually to exhibit the works of UCC/CITs joint architecture course at Cork Centre for Architectural Education. From first to masters year each display represents the ethos and explorations of every student through photography, model making, computer graphics, woordwork, metalwork and hand drawn pieces. The exhibition aims to create a public plaform to involve the community in the works of the students.
6.00pm, @ 9-10 Copley Street, Cork, Friday 30th May 2014
I Love Clamp
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Jonathan writes:
Just spotted this poor little abandoned clamp on Wolfe Tone Street, Dublin. Maybe I’ll hand it in to the Dublin Home for Starving and Abandoned Clamps.
Father-of-five Cllr Owen Bannigan, of Fine Gael, from Monaghan
RTE reports:
Owen Bannigan, 51, has been a member of Monaghan County Council since 1999. It is understood Mr Bannigan died suddenly this afternoon in Ballybay of a suspected heart attack.
Monaghan Local Election candidate dies suddenly (RTE)
Councillor dies suddenly after heart attack at polling station on election day (Irish Independent)
Pic: Northern Standard
Sarah Lochner asks:
Is this something? Did I miss a memo? Right now on Clanwilliam Terrace, Grand Canal Quay, Dublin 2.
Hmmm.
Has it got something to do with Bodies In Urban Spaces by Cie Willi Dorner, as part of the Dublin Dance Festival?
Anyone?