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Ah here.
Doyle’s Cottage, Lawson Terrace, Sandycove, Co Dublin.
Glass Ireland tweetz:
The Black Diaries redux. Classy crowd in Sandycove on Friday night.
Context: Sandycove Remembers
Some of the 124 before and after photos released by Aleppo’s Olympia Restaurant showing the devastation of a once beautiful Syrian city by four years of bombing, looting and the destruction of historic monuments.
This afternoon.
At Doyle’s Cottage, Lawson Terrace, Sandycove, Co Dublin.
The birthplace of Roger Casement (1 September, 1864 – 3 August, 1916).
Thanks Glass Dublin
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Pictograms scrawled on walls by homeless wanderers and migrant workers for the benefit (and wellbeing) of fellow travellers during the Great Depression in the US.
Seemed Legit
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Yikes!
At Kilcooley estate in Bangor, Co. Down.
Throw Nama on there while you’re at it.
Via Jamie Bryson
Update:
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Sandy Row, Belfast
Sam Boal/Rollingnews
For the day that’s in it.
It was for this.
Shoot! magazine’s match report from the Republic of Ireland’s jammy comprehensive one goal victory over England at the 1988 European Championship.
Meanwhile..
The unfortunately absent and badly injured Liam Brady with his feet up in Germany.
Via Brand New Retro
The Brand New Retro Buke (Liberties Press)
Meanwhile…
Pierre Le Pup can predict Euro 2016 matches like no other – watch as he calls the winner of tonight's opening game.https://t.co/lKfl780Gf5
— RTÉ Soccer (@RTEsoccer) June 10, 2016
Arf.
The Stairs To Kriterion (or simply, The Stairs) – a giant scaffolding staircase designed by MVRDV leading from Stationsplein, outside the entrance of Rotterdam’s central station, to the top of the Groothandelsgebouw.
Opened this week from 10am to 10pm and staying open until June 12th, the structure is an homage to the Dutch city’s rebuilding drive in the aftermath of World War 2.