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We were hoping that ‘Sarah Murphy’ would pick the winning ‘banger’ from last week’s Golden Discs competition.

Given Sarah’s celebrated yokespertise, the fact that we’ve heard nothing from her is wrecking our buzz.

If you know ‘Sarah Murphy’ can you ask her to get in touch with us?

Cheers, nice one, sorted, etc.

Previously: YOKESYOKESYOKES

UPDATE: Sarah found! (see comments)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l1u36frs04

A Soliloquy To Content.

All killer no filler.

Paul McNulty writes:

Here at [Dublin-based[ 256 Media we think that storytelling matters. We’ve been nominated for a global marketing award (agency of the year at the CMAs) and decided to put together a bit of a video toncelebrate the Irish art of storytelling

Features the stunning music of the sadly-departed Conor Walsh and the dulcet tones of Karl Shiels (aka Robbie from Fair City)….

Ah here.

Jennifer Duggan reports:

Showing TIME around his new office on July 7, one of the pictures ready to be put on the wall is a copy of the first sovereign bond issued to the Irish Free State.

It’s there as a daily reminder not to be complacent, he says, that “no matter what happens even the revolutionaries had to go to the bond market in order to sustain the free state.”

Needs more leprechaun.

FIGHT!

Q&A: Ireland’s Leo Varadkar on Brexit, Trump and Keeping Ireland ‘At the Center of the World’ (TIME)

Hic.

Take a look inside the planned 360 degree Gravity Bar extension (irish Times)

From top: Two lambs in Ballybricken Co Limerick, by Daniel McGuire; Ken Walsh in Raheenduff, Oulart, Co Wexford, by Karen Walsh; the McCarthy family at the bog in Kenmare, Co Kerry, by Mary O’Leary; picture of a cow on a hay bale by Brid Crampton [undisclosed location]; and Michael Coogan in Killerig, Co Carlow, by Martin Coogan

Aisling Hussey, of Farmers Journal, writes:

“Fourteen photos have been selected as finalists in our #flattothemat photo competition.

“From days at the bog in Kerry to baling in Co Kildare, this year’s summer photo competition offers a glimpse into the lives of farmers during the busiest time of the year.”

Vote for your favourite summer photo (Farmers’ Journal)

Thanks Aisling