‘sup?
Yesterday.
Dougal writes:
Whilst walking on Sliabh Ban in Roscommon yesterday I took a picture (above) of a mossy tree. When I got home all I could see is a dog with his front paws up on the tree? Am I the only one to see it (No shrooms were consumed).
Anyone?
Yesterday.
Bray, County Wicklow.
Name that jammer (and year), anyone?
Thanks Harry Warren
Deliveroo couriers are boycotting parts of Dublin
Via Wired:
The information allowed riders to pin and colour code “areas de risco” or “danger areas” on Google Maps. Much of Dublin’s north east inner city, which includes communities like Summerhill, East Wall and Mountjoy Square and shopping and commercial districts like Henry Street or Talbot Street, are designated no-go zones. Deliveroo says that increased support for riders is under consideration and that it has been working with the Irish police.
Faced with assault, Deliveroo couriers are boycotting parts of Dublin (Wired)
Thanks Anton Chigurh
Via Shannonside Radio:
Gardai in Athlone have confirmed that no fixed charged penalty notices were issued for breaches of Covid-19 regulations after they attended a church in Athlone on Sunday morning.
Officers spoke to a number of people who gathered at the church in the town for an early morning mass just after 10am.
Video footage of gardai speaking to people inside the church and outside has been shared online and Gardai have confirmed to Shannonside FM that officers engaged with those present and all persons complied with direction from Gardaí.
No fines issued after Gardai attend mass in Athlone (Shannonside)
Meanwhile…
If this was a Mass the Gardaí would be on the scene to break it up. How is this more essential than socially distant worship or somebody opening their business? One rule for them… https://t.co/NUslrjomSj
— Robert Burke (@robertburke84) April 26, 2021
Hmm.
Saturday.
Salthill. Galway.
Turned out nice.
Thanks Bebe
Missed a bit.
This afternoon.
The newly-launched Liffey Sweeper working to take out plastic and rubbish out of the water along the river Liffey in Dublin city.
Mogwai fear Satan. But not this fucking virus. pic.twitter.com/bMBCQ3wCx5
— Marcel Krueger (@kingofpain666) April 23, 2021
Gulp.
This afternoon.
Usually mild-mannered, German-born, Dundalk-based writer Marcel Krueger (him off Broadsheet on the Telly) invokes the dark side after getting his ‘jab’ (a cocktail of all three vaccines mixed with the blood of a virgin).
No need for the language, er, hun.
Thanks Vanessa
This morning.
Supporters and residents protest outside the Travelodge hotel, Ballymun and Ballymun Council offices.
The hotel has been used by Dublin Region Homeless Executive (DRHE) as accommodation with the contract due to end on July 15. CATU Ireland claims that families being moved out of the hotel have been offered “dangerous and unsuitable” accommodation.
Illegal plants!!
This morning.
Gardaí in Gorey, County Wexford seized cannabis plants (above) and arrested two men and one woman during a search operation yesterday.
The streets of Gorey are a little safer.
Thanks, guards.
Meanwhile…
Update from @EU_Commission on my recent complaint regarding Ireland’s failure to regulate the CBD market in accordance with EU law.#CannabisReformIreland @little_cbd @nurtureCBD @ReLeaf19 pic.twitter.com/C4ybNxaow5
— Natalie O’Regan #CannabisReformIreland (@NatalieORegan1) April 23, 2021
Hmm.
SPLUTTER!
Glenn Johnston writes:
Recent additions to the Ulysses shelves…Eduardo Arroyo: El Ulises Prohibido, the catalogue for an exhibition at Centro Cultural Círculo de Lectores in Madrid in 1992. Stephen Joyce blocked publication of a Ulysses illustrated by Arroyo in 1991.
Mucky.
