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Yesterday.
Butteffield Avenue, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.
Owen Matthews writes:
Handy way of getting the grass cut…
Meanwhile…
Bob writes:
2014 at the same address…
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Previously: How The Web Summit Was Lost
Is a Trinity degree worth more? Tech entrepreneur hits a nerve
Thanks Laura Gaynor
Fancy a wee brew?
Behold: the world’s smallest cup of coffee, processed, charmingly, for Finnish coffee roaster Paulig from a single bean by Helsinki-based animator Lucas Zanotto.
More here.
Yesterday.
Kilbeggan County Westmeath
Scenes by photographer Donal Moloney of The All American Car, Military and Truck Show organised by The Midland American Auto Club.
Muscle cars, big rigs and the odd hot rod.
Meanwhile…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W8BdQK-WwE
Candid Cars goes under the bonnet at yesterday’s All American motor beano.
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This morning.
Cashel, County Tipperary
Paul K writes:
Able bodied military making use of disabled space in Cashel Topaz McDonald’s on the M8….
Nocturnes – folk-tinged electronica with Sligo roots
What you may need to know…
01. Composer Pearse McGloughlin (pictured), late of indie bands Socialite, Thy Swan Army and Walkperson, now makes less ruckus with electronic project Nocturnes.
02. Under his own moniker, McGloughlin has released a triptych of long-players, most notably 2013’s Idiot Songs, a concept album that tackles and reinterpret Dostoevsky’s The Idiot.
03. Streaming above is the project’s debut long-player The Soft Animal, released last July via Bluestack Records.
04. Catch McGloughlin and collaborators this Sunday at Dublin’s Bello Bar, launching new single Dear Infant. Support from Ella Naseeb.
Thoughts: Simple pop songs, sans the saccharine, and set through a grimy, greyscale filter with fitting ambience.
Last Night.
Olympia Theatre, Dublin
“A Night in the Key of 8” presented by The Repeal Project. From top: Panti Bliss; Le Galaxie; Mary Black, Neil Hannon, David Gray; Paul Noonan; Wyvern Lingo and Camille O’Sullivan.
Pics: Ruth Medjber