Meanwhile, In Broadstone

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John Gallen writes:

Spotted this school boy effort (at Broadstone, Phibsboro, Dublin) earlier this morning

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11 thoughts on “Meanwhile, In Broadstone”

  1. Cloud

    Isn’t that the same spot where the “You know nothing Denis O’Brien” graffiti was the other week? (my submission)

    Must be the same person.

  2. Mr. T.

    Don’t worry John. There’s always the really organized protest movement that you know exists too.

  3. Soundings

    Tsk, tsk, why didn’t the protester spend €650,000 of our money on a fancy ad which is then used to compromise the independence of media who depend on advertising.

  4. Cian

    I thought if you were in a location with a boil notice you didn’t have to pay half the water charge (for potable water)? you still pay the waste half.

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