Ireland's Stephanie Roche makes the top three for Fifa's goal of the year http://t.co/3wCxXHUXbh pic.twitter.com/VBjfJGDXRW
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) December 1, 2014
More to volley etc..
Previously: Can She Kick It
Ireland's Stephanie Roche makes the top three for Fifa's goal of the year http://t.co/3wCxXHUXbh pic.twitter.com/VBjfJGDXRW
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) December 1, 2014
More to volley etc..
Previously: Can She Kick It
*strokes pencil moustache*
Kevin Whitty writes:
€45million has been raised this year so far globally which is unreal!! As this last business day of the month Ireland’s impressive tally might inspire people to donate in the last few hours of Movember..
http://youtu.be/kK9v6qzsssc
Time-lapse video documenting Ireland’s victory over the Australians at Lansdowne Road Nua in the final game of that popular and often overpriced black stout series last Saturday evening.
Name that tune.
Video wizardry by Shane Caffrey
Wait! What?
No chestnuts roasting on an open fire?
No Jack Frost nipping at your nose??
An Post writes:
Our An Post Christmas TV advert is about how we remember family and friends at Christmas. It highlights the fact that when we make the effort to write and post our Christmas cards, the emotional rewards for both sender and receiver are enormous.
The TV advert features the song ‘The Christmas Waltz’ and was shot in locations around Dublin and Wicklow.
The music track is called ‘The Christmas Waltz’, vocals by Lisa Hannigan and is available to purchase on Bandcamp. All profits raised from the sale of the track will go directly to Simon Community to help tackle homelessness in Ireland.
Now, giant Anglo-Saxon supermarket chains, that’s how you do a Christmas ad.
Update:
Link to Bandcamp is now working. Donate here.
Sao Paulo hospital has announced that Pele is now in intensive care.
— Tom Williams (@tomwfootball) November 27, 2014
Update:
Just spoken to @Pele 's representative who assures me the great man is fine. Had a minor.infection and.is not in intensive care
— Geoff Shreeves (@GeoffShreeves) November 27, 2014
Finally.
The book YOU helped compile.
Juanita writes:
The book is an entirely Irish made beautiful picture book to introduce young children to our wonderful wildlife. There are lots of picture books about exotic wildlife from around the world – sharks and bears, big cats and snakes – but this is the first children’s picture book to focus specifically on the Irish fauna. Filled with fascinating facts and illustrated by Aoife Quinn, a very talented Irish artist, this book will capture the imagination of young children and make an excellent irish-made stocking filler….
Available to buy via the link below or in all decent buke shops.
My First Book Of Irish Animals
Irish-Made Stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie. No fee just a playful rabbit punch to the kidneys.