An award-winning gnarlathon of surf footage from Hawaii’s legendary North Shore commended by ubiquitous extreme sport sponsor GoPro for its ‘cinematography, degree of difficulty of shooting, perspective, overall beauty and lighting’.
Yearly Archives: 2014
JP writes:
The first cruise ship into Dun Laoghaire Harbour of 2014
Update:
Slightly Bemused writes:
I saw your post about the first cruise ship in Dun Laoghaire. This is a pic of the one that docked in Dublin this morning…
No. Not like that. In a nice way…
A 2013 instructional from Youtuber and hamster aficionado ghiblilover25, who sez, rather charmingly:
I’m not good at English,sorry. ※He is alive. Please watch his body carefully 1:48~. His body goes up and down by breathing. Thank you for your time.^^
Teh Gay
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Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Lisa Richards writes:
Tricolour ship at the port of Stavanger in Norway on yesterday’s sunny afternoon. Come on Ireland!
At the GRA’s annual lark,
Their boss made a shocking remark,
He’d quite like a gun,
That won’t kill but will stun,
Mr Parker seems like a bright spark.
John Moynes
(Demotix)
[From top: Le Galaxie and Daithí]
Peter Murphy writes:
“On Friday, May, Le Galaxie present “Love System; A Night For Marriage Equality”, in The Academy in Dublin. All concerned with the night are providing their services free, as it’s a very worthy cause.”
Joining Le Galaxie will be Ships, Daithí and DJs from the club Mother.
Buy tickets (€16.50) here
Story, Rory?
atCampaign to rename Cork Airport after rock-blues legend Rory Gallagher is stepping up. See today’s @CorkEveningEcho pic.twitter.com/xmqrJLMnsn
— Evening Echo (@CorkEveningEcho) April 29, 2014
Really?
FIGHT!
Sunrise in Howth, and Poolbeg, and scenes in Dublin this morning.
Bless.
Via Carol (Ducky), Alan Armstrong and Jules Fitz
UPDATE: In Dun Laoghaire
Everyone stay cool.
Thanks Peter Connor