[Today’s Irish News not available online]
Neeson said: “I’ve always maintained that Northern Ireland is the world’s greatest secret.”
How much?
You GUESS!
One of the coolest office buildings just launched to the market in Dublin’s Silicon Docks http://t.co/s9WZ4p5e2t pic.twitter.com/FXtUt7qVXX
— Aisling Tannam (@aisiet) May 14, 2014
Anyone?
A slickly executed rotoscopic short set in In a black-and-white world where artists fight to defend their colour from a sinister figure.
Directed by Daniel Stessen, animated by Michael Garza with music by The Brothers Lit.

‘b-tourist’ by designers Idan Noyberg and Gal Bulka is an elastic fabric that attaches to your headrest and that of the airplane seat in front. There’s a small pocket for items you might need to keep handy during the flight and plastic rings which adjust the width of the material depending on the level of privacy you need.
Oh you’ll be conspicuous.
But will you care, snuggled away in the sensory void of your ‘noggin-hammock’?
You will not.
‘Go get yourself a real job’ by Betty Swing Machine
November Seven Films writes:
“This is the fourth episode in an online series featuring some of the best musical talent around the country singing their songs and explaining why they sing them. Episode four features the fantastic Betty Swing Machine, a vocal swing project, started by French singer, Lucie Azconaga and joined by Holly Pereira (singer), Caoimhe Barry (singer), Tom Mulrooney (doublebass) and Stephen Daly (gypsy guitar).”
Directed, filmed and edited by Daragh Murphy.
Filmed in The Cobblestone Pub, on King Street North, Dublin 7.
Thanks Stephen Daly
Mayo News reports:
“A District Court judge has questioned the logic of bringing two charges of theft against a Castlebar man after hearing that the total amount of the alleged goods stolen was approximately €3. Michael Maughan of Moneen Campsite, Castlebar, was arrested at McHale Road on April 29 last, for the alleged theft of one can of Red Bull and one bottle of 7up from Cathal Duffy’s on the Ballinrobe Road, Castlebar, on the same date.”
…
“Judge Devins outlined that Maughan would qualify for legal aid and could take the matter to a higher court, possibly resulting in the State paying up to €10,000 in legal costs.”
Alleged €3 theft could cost state €10,000 (Mayo News)
Pic: Yummly.com
First issue of Le Cool was launched five years today. Holy moly. pic.twitter.com/WwDgixhQCC
— Le Cool Dublin (@lecooldublin) May 14, 2014
Many damn hipster returns.