Redlining: ‘Night Luas’ by Jamie Martin
Yearly Archives: 2016
Dreamlike watercolours by Tytus Brzozowski featuring surreal visions of the historic facades and streetscapes of Warsaw, which he describes as the ‘city of my dreams’.
More of his work here.
Seems Legit
at
James Galvin writes:
I’ve a good mind to call the phone number on my
SOHCAHTOA
at
Um.
Not that low?
Ronan Moore writes:
“Terence Flanagan election poster is obstructing drivers’ views from Charlemont Road to Howth Road, Dublin, in clear breach of Dublin City Guidelines which state: Posters should be erected at a minimum height of 2.3 metres above footpaths, cycle tracks or any area to which pedestrians have access… Duly reported to Dublin City Council.”
Furthermore…
Is it official @RENUAIreland policy to erect posters lowdown to trip the visually impaired? #GE16 @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/5JwUY9QZgM
— Some Dad (@_SomeDad) February 4, 2016
Earlier: Too Low, Jo
From Fine Gael website
Well.
Allen writes:
Just find this interesting… if you look at the history of the Fine Gael party on its official website, it omits any mention of the first leader of the party.
Hmmm.
FIGHT!
Some people are blowing a fuse,
At a prominent provo called Hughes,
He’ll be doing a jig,
At a fundraising gig,
Wearing sequins and bright shiny shoes.
John Moynes
(Sinn Féin)
Suite Deal
at
Rory03 tweetz:
“Nice little suite of furniture going for free at Broombridge station this morning #finglascabra #tins.”
Anyone?
First 4 pages of today’s Irish Times contain FIFTEEN usages of the phrase “fiscal space”. Three weeks to go…#GE16 #FiscalSpaceWatch
— Stevie McDermott (@Stevie_Mc_D) February 4, 2016
Yikes.
Meanwhile…
This morning.
At the Dogpatch Labs in The CHQ Building, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1.
Fine Gael’s Richard Bruton, Enda Kenny, Michael Noonan and Simon Harris launch the party’s Long Term Economic Plan…
Etc.
Pics via Pat McGrath