In a local shop window, for local people in Glenties, County Donegal.
*dunks hob-nob*
Thanks Anne-Marie McNally
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Exclusive post-British Open interview by RTÉ 2FM’s Hugh Cahill with Greystones golfer Pat Paul Dunne.
Seems like a nice choke.
Bloke.
Update: Fair play though, in fairness.
Paul Dunne makes it onto the board usually reserved for the glitterati at Food Game, South Lotts, Dublin.
But for how long?
Fore life!
*makes bogey*
Loop Pass
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Alroysh you.
Tight haircut Fergus McFadden and rugby-loving tykes celebrating the arrival of Ireland’s tightest, greenest and most ‘tech-laden’ jersey to date at the country’s only official Rugby World Cup 2015 store in The Loop at Dublin Airport.
Red-eyed rugby fans passing through The Loop on Friday morning at 4am [FOUR AM] can take advantage of a 20% discount on the new official sans sponsor logo shirt.
*sets alarm clock*
Update:
Heave!
No cash, favours, shirts, etc. given for this post
Shrug Life – Funderland
Like is a wobbly indoor rollercoaster.
Danny Carroll, of Shrug Life, writes:
Filmed in Dublin involving mime-face, office drudgery and LUAS struggles. We’re releasing our debut EP via Popical Island this Saturday 25th of July with a gig in Bello Bar, [Portobello, Dublin]….
Directed by Dave Knox.
Featuring Thom McDermott as ‘ass**** office manager’ and Fiona Lucia McGarry as ‘Girl On Bench’.
A clinical-smelling keyboard?
Surf the net (in public) wearing PVC gloves?
Oh go on then.
Some Dad writes:
Enough to put you off using the Internet….in a Dublin City Council Library.
By Jove
at
Congratulations to Zach Johnson, 2015 Champion Golfer of the Year. #TheOpen pic.twitter.com/QPtFm4xV45
— The Open (@TheOpen) July 20, 2015
Zach Johnson is the British Open 2015 Champion Golfer of the Year. Johnson won a three-man four-hole playoff by one stroke.
Majestic.
Meanwhile..
Fore!
Earlier: Cinderella Boy Outta Nowhere
Bad start for amateur Paul Dunne. -10 after back-to-back bogeys. #TheOpen #bbcgolf lhttp://bbc.in/1Jbf7OQ pic.twitter.com/LhfOseCCmC
— Bonus247 (@Bonus_247) July 20, 2015
Amateur.
Bit harsh.
An amazing challenge, in fairness.
A great cause, to be fair.
Cormac O’Culain writes:
Two lads – Pearse O’Toole (Up Spiddal!) and Ruairí Leddy (Cmon’ Roscommon!) – are canoeing around Ireland….AROUND THE ENTIRE island – in aid of Console, Ireland’s National Suicide charity, starting on 24th July from Galway. Any support and awareness you can raise, much appreciated.
Meanwhile….
‘sup?
Cian Walsh writes:
I saw your post about Kayak for Console and thought I should mention a duo currently out on the water doing the same trek.
Jon Hynes (top left) and Sean Cahill (right) set out on the 16th June from the Old Head of Kinsale to paddle around Ireland. They are currently almost home (Wexford) having braved mountainous seas and weather.
They are raising money for the Cappanalea Centre down in Kerry to allow them to install a hoist for wheelchair access to canoes and kayaks. They are documenting the whole adventure on facebook [link below]. Above is the lads squeezing through Diarmuid and Grainne’s Rock at Loop Head. Co. Clare…
On Cork’s 96 FM this morning.
Cork-based singer Karen Underwood explains why, as a black American, the confederate flag used by GAA fans supporting the ‘rebel county’ is offensive.
FIGHT!
Previously: GAA President in appeal to Cork fans over Confederate flag (Irish Examiner)
Pic: Irish Central