Desperate times.
Newmarket Square Dublin 8 (building site for an New Premier Inn hotel).
Thanks Harry Warren
Lines on the lockdown to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Lines On The Lockdown’
Earlier: A Limerick A Day
Desperate times.
Newmarket Square Dublin 8 (building site for an New Premier Inn hotel).
Thanks Harry Warren
Lines on the lockdown to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Lines On The Lockdown’
Earlier: A Limerick A Day
The ‘Bemused’ clan.
They just keep hanging on
Broadsheet commenter ‘Slightly Bemused’ writes:
A few weeks ago Nick had a competition and I spouted on about Perfect Day and how my family were doing our own version. I promised to keep people updated
Today, the results landed (above), and my brother posted it to YouTube, so I guess it is public.
Not the world’s best performance, but not the worst either. In any event, my family – 5 generations across 4 continents represented. I am in there, but I am not telling :-)
PS They are now talking about a sequel, and looking for suggestions.
Anyone?
Meanwhile…
Mick writes:
I thought this might be a good place to share a video some friends put together during the current lockdown. The writer, videographer and vocalist all live together as housemates.
Highlight of lockdown: dyeing the dog green without my mammy knowing pic.twitter.com/nL4l7kDx3q
— Caitlin O’Connor (@Caitlin90453417) April 26, 2020
Arf.
No animal was harmed in the making of this video.
Non-toxic dye used.
In other news. Green coloured dog seeks new owner.
Hungry?
Quarantine Neil: episode 3.
Living in lockdown with a clone, Neil Curran (yes, him off the telly!) turns to baking bread with unexpectedly happy consequences.
Previously: For Your Consideration
Never change, Ranelagh pic.twitter.com/YFgWFc7PWZ
— Aoife Murphy (@aoifephoto) April 27, 2020
Ah here.
Ranelaghshire, Dublin 6.
Dublin Airport.
Open for a small amount of business.
Video from this morning/Pics from Saturday
Earlier: Essential Journeys
Spotted at Skerries Harbour, a very curious Grey Seal. Its quite common to spot Grey Seals along the Fingal coastline. If you have photographed any of the Seals we would love to see them, post in the comments below. #skerries #seals #fingal @LoveFingalDub @EVENTSinFingal pic.twitter.com/A85LzDwEgp
— FingalCountyCouncil (@Fingalcoco) April 27, 2020
‘sup?
Not a bother on him.
This morning.
On Cork 96FM Opinion Line with PJ Coogan
Deirdre O’Shaughnessy writes;
Youghal hair stylist Donna Savage (above) was supposed to marry her fiance yesterday, so despite the wedding being postponed due to COVID19, she headed for the church all dressed up!
She’s now hoping to sell her wedding dress worth €2700 to raise money for PPE for frontline workers. Donna is a member of Youghal Coastguard and her fiance is a frontline worker at the local hospital….