A refreshing slap in the face from Harvard animation student Renee Zhan. To wit:
A suicidal pigeon contemplates his existence.
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Matthew writes:
I know you don’t normally do this type of thing but I found bank cards belonging to a Roisin Staunton in the car park of the Tesco Metro [Drumcondra Road Upper, Dublin 9] this afternoon.. Any chance you could advertise it for me?
Tim Riordan writes:
I found someone’s lost Lenovo phone in Smithfield Square [Dublin 7] at 7.15pm this being – if you recognise the people in the picture get them to call it and I’ll answer it and get it back to them- will drop in to the Garda station near the Four Courts otherwise…
Anyone?
Apollo House, Tara Street, Dublin 1
The Dublin Simon Community counted 99 people sleeping rough in the city this morning and the organisers of ‘Home Sweet Home’ are taking people off the streets.
He said that once the heating is turned on then the building will function to an extent that it will be safer than sleeping in a doorway or “some kind of dumpster”.
This evening the receiver, Mazars, said the current occupiers are trespassing on private property and are asking them to leave with immediate effect.
They said: “In the circumstances we have no option but to refer the matter to our legal advisers to pursue the appropriate course of action.”
Homeless occupiers are trespassing in city centre building, says receiver (RTÉ)
Meanwhile…
Oh.
Good times.
Earlier: The 2016 Reclamation
Offside, Ref!
The latest issue of Village magazine.
A whistle-blowing special.
On sale now.
Phweeeeeep!
Village
Professional freerunner Jason Paul uses his impressive parkour skills to make his connection at Munich airport.
‘sup?
Collette Willis writes:
Sam (above) is just not feeling it this year…
Meanwhile..
Having the craic.
Cormac Kinsella writes:
Teddy (left) adopted from @DublinSPCA & Rusty (Griswold) adopted from Ash Animal Rescue Wicklow
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
Anne Ryan writes:
Penny getting into the Christmas spirit x
Want to share your animal’s festive joy? My pet at Xmas to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘My Pet At Xmas’.
Phwoar
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The return of property porn?
Louis Le Fronde writes:
It seems the Irish Times are continuing their specific line of propaganda when it comes to the property market, lest anyone forget they are in the business of selling advertising.
I seem to recall they helped pump-prime the last bubble and took no responsibility when the market collapsed. They are more than happy to do it again, as yet another bubble is being artificially inflated….
The question remains will they ever learn, or more importantly will the gullible who bought into the last bubble, learn from their mistakes?
Anyone?
Property prices Continuing To Rise By More Than 7 Per Cent Despite Lending The Rules (Irish Times)
Further to the ongoing kerchief brouhaha concerning the post on the Repeal The Eighth silk scarf by Poland-born, Ireland-reared street artist Berriblue, (above) who now lives in Porto, Portugal with with her husband Wilim.
Wilim (with handlebar, top) has engaged in hand to hand combat in our comments arena over the past two days.
As a mark of respect, We have purchased ONE controversial scarf to give away.
Normally these will set you back 50 ‘large’ with half the profits going to the Abortion Rights Campaign.
But you can have it for nothing.
Sez Wilim
The scarf is printed on 100% habotai silk, with hand rolled hems. It measures 60cm x 60cm. The most interesting feature is that there are three different slogans – ‘Repeal the 8th,’ ‘My Body, My Choice,’ and ‘Her Body, Her Choice,’ for men. Since scarves are such a versatile accessory, you can tie it in a load of different ways, displaying different slogans.This instagram clip shows off the different slogans.
To enter, please complete this rhyme:
‘My scarf is a little red,
My scarf is a little blue,
___________________________’
Lines MUST close at 4.45pm MIDNIGHT stay open all weekend.
Previously: Bandana The Eighth
Thanks Wilim