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Con Kennedy writes:
“Meath flag spotted at #TDF2014 [Tour de France] at the peak of Tourmalet! @IrishCorner…”
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More unemancipated wanton gull menace this afternoon on O’Connell Street.
(Leah Farrell/Photocall ireland)
Malahide, Co Dublin last night.
Thanks Dougal
Lower Places
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FAI ireland writes:
“Euro semi-finalist
#IRLWU19 [The Republic of Ireland Women’s Under 19s]. it’s all about teamwork…”
Thanks Barry Higgins
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4U4Irnlr2U
We get it.
You’re RUTHLESS.
This Is Why Rory McIlroy Refused To Sign A Child’s Autograp After Winning The Open (Newstalk)
Aeriel high-jinks at the Air Show In Bray, Co Wicklow yesterday.
Robyn Morton writes:
“Attended by in excess of 85,000 people. I was a bit more interested in what was going on in the sky though….”
NAME those planes anyone?
Finally
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A tablet/laptop concealer.
They deliver in a jiffy.
Jiffy.
Never mind.
Luckies Undercover Laptop Sleeve (Gearzap)
Thanks Dave
Odackatee writes:
“Defiant Shane Lowry [at the British Open]. Green sock, white pants, orange sock…”
How many?
Tara O’Brien writes:
“On RTÉ Two television the 56 live games averaged 335,300 per match which represents a 28% increase on the viewing figures for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. The Final itself which saw Germany beat Argentina after extra time attracted an average audience of 857,000 viewers, up 13% on 2010.
…Engagement via online and mobile was at an all-time high throughout the World Cup, with 2.5m streams in total across RTÉ Player and RTÉ.ie, compared to 700,000 for the World Cup in 2010, and 950,000 for Euro 2012. With three and a half times as many streams during WC 2014, more than one in three of these streams were on a mobile or tablet device. During the World Cup, the tournament accounted for more than half of all views on RTÉ Player.”