Indeed and they can.
Anon writes:
“This PlayStation test commercial was released 12 hours ago and already has over 1000 hits. Produced by Rebecca Bourke at Assembly and Directed by Ciaran Foy…”
Music: Holly Go Lightly “Walk A Mile In my Shoes“
Yearly Archives: 2014
The Monkstown ring road, Monkstown, Co Dublin last night.
Thanks Liam and Dei McDonald
Brian Colhoun tweetz:
“…the amount of paper you get at the cinema. Never mind the price but Jaysus….”
Inspired by 3D pavement art, New Zealand artists Jamie Harkins, Lucia Lupf, David Rendu, and Constanza Nightingale muck about on the beaches of Mount Maunganui.
More here.
[Russia’s Tolmachevy Sister perform last night in Copenhagen, Denmark]
I just can’t begin to think who,
Would ever see Russians and boo,
Must these musical twins,
Pay for Vladimir’s sins?
Please tell me that this isn’t true.
John Moynes
(AP)
The most overused cliché of the day usefully organised into alphabetical order here.
The X Files
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[Possible ‘Da Pinchi Code’ markings outside a house in Tyrrelestown, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 yesterday]
D writes:
My brother’s house was broken into in Tyrellstown, Blanchardstown yesterday afternoon while my sister-in-law was out picking the kids up from school. I’d heard about robbers putting markings outside houses before but thought it was just a myth.
My sister-in-law left the house for the school pick-up run and did some shopping, and was back no more than 90 minutes after she left, and the house was turned upside down with lots stolen.
It was only after that my brother noticed the markings on the wall, fence and bin that he then brought it to the Gardaí’s attention when they arrived. They said they’re seeing more of this and burglaries are on the rise.
Long story short, they’re saying to keep an eye out for any markings like this anywhere around your property.
Anyone?
Way
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Peter McNulty rwrites:
Drogheda drivers are openly flouting the new “no-way” street signs.