Mario and Fafa discuss restaurant etiquette.
Previously: Mario, Fafa and Uncle Chris
Yearly Archives: 2014
Finally
at
Sandocks.
Technically?
Yes.
“There were reports of a light Earthquake tremor off the Wexford Coast last night at 8.45pm..These reports were later confirmed by several people who felt the tremor.
The Irish Seismic Sensors don’t show any sign of Earthquake but Welsh Coast Sensor at Pembrokeshire shows it:”
Kevin Whitty writes:
“Spotted this in a book in the library….the detail is ridic.”
UPDATE: Fair play in fairness to Biggkm in comments, who sez:
Traditional Mandarin speaker here. Fairly sure it means hostile environment. Although if you type in out in pinyin and put it through google translate it comes up as “Hostile Hairy eyes”. terrifying
Left To Soak
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jimbenton
Flappy Bod
at
Help Brian O’Driscoll dodge his persistent bearded admirer and make it safely down Grafton Street.
A topical and fiendishly difficult game from Dublin’s Wishbone Studios
Play here
This evening.
Hick writes:
“Beechwood Avenue 3 house, 2 sold within 100 yards.”
An intervention by pro-choice performance artistes ‘Speaking of I.M.E.L.D.A’ at the St Patrick’s Day Parade in London on Sunday.
Defiant three-piece-with-poppy at 53 seconds.
Speaking of I.M.E.L.D.A (Facebook)
Previously: Meanwhile, At The Camden Irish Centre
Ireland’s tweeting activity by location.
What on earth is happening in Louth?
John Cully writes:
“To look more closely at how Ireland is using Twitter, Bank of Ireland commissioned digital agency Eightytwenty to conduct research on all Irish Tweets that included location information. The results showed a dramatic difference in regional distribution: the people of Louth are six times more active on Twitter than Longford.Louth natives have been busy on Twitter topping the list by some distance with 6,688 tweets for every 1,000 people in the county followed by Waterford (5,096 tweets), Monaghan (4,530 tweets) and Dublin (4,461 tweets).”
What Counties in Ireland are Most Active on Twitter? (AllAboutBusiness.ie)