Good Food Company, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.
Dee Power writes:
Isn’t this the same price per Kilo as fillet steak?!?
Category Archives: Misc
In the band.
Not on the poster.
What gives?
Don Reilly writes:
Anyone know why Mark McKenna (Eamon – arrowed and playing ‘The Riddle of The Model’ here) is missing from the [Dublin-based, 1980s set musical comedy drama] Sing Street (2016) poster? Thought he deserved it as he has a prominent role in the film. I left a message on their Facebook page to no avail….
Anyone?
Previously: Broadsheet Trailer Park: Sing Street
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From left Barry O Sullivan, Alison Cowzer, Gavin Duffy, Eleanor ‘Wowzer’ McEvoy, and Eamonn Quinn
Stop that!
This afternoon.
Wolfe Tone statue (was it for this, etc) Stephen’s Green, Dublin
Deirdre Crookes writes:
Following a short hiatus Dragons’ Den sponsored by Emirates, returns for a seventh series to RTÉ One on Sunday April 17 at 9.30pm
.Two brand new Dragons will be unveiled in the first episode – Alison Cowzer and Eleanor McEvoy will join viewers’ favourites Gavin Duffy, Barry O’Sullivan and Eamonn Quinn in the Den for 2016….
Alison Cowzer is co-founder and Marketing/Innovation Director of East Coast Bakehouse, Ireland’s only large scale biscuit manufacturing business based in Drogheda.
Joining her will be Eleanor McEvoy, the CEO of Budget Energy Ltd, one of the leading providers of low cost electricity in the Northern Ireland market with over 60,000 residential and commercial customers….
FIGHT!
Leah Farrell/Rollingnews
From top: treasure map: Sir Roger Casement
Gold!
In them there hills?
Seán Mac an tSíthigh writes:
A map drawn by Roger Casement shows where he hid gold in a ringfort ‘under some fern bracken and bramble’ in Banna [Co Kerry]…
Start up the Makro JeoTech
Anyone?
Oh.
Colmán Mac Séalaigh writes:
Car clamped at apt last for last few days. Owner took licence plates and discs but has left a note….
Mardi Grá
at
From top: Sydney Queer Irish’s award; Above from left Jane Connolly, Loretta Cosgrove, Nicola Freyne, Lorna Markey Hennessy and Kate Rawlins of the Irish float parade team.
Lorna writes:
The [Viking-themed] Irish float by Queer Irish Sydney picked up the Best Float Design award at the Mardi Gras awards ceremony last Monday night at the Beresford Hotel, Sydney….
Here‘s a flavour of that float.
Lovely plumage, In fairness.
This morning/afternoon.
Cobh Animation Team (‘Bringing the women of Ireland’s past to life’) dressed in 1916-era fashions at Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
Shawl where would you get it?
Shawl.
Suit yourselves.
Update:
We’ll have none of your Mnásplaining, thank you very much.
Harrumph.
Sam Boal/Rollingnews
From top: Mosey: Snowy (left) and Mosey
‘sup?
Darren Healy writes:
Yesterday at 1pm my elderly aunt’s two dogs were stolen by two males, one with a bike from outside Lidl and the Taphouse, Ranelagh [Dublin 6]. It seems like dog theft is on the rise.
Thankfully one of the dogs was found late last night in Kilmhanham but the older one Mosey (top) who is an 11-year-old, microchipped female Irish Wheaten Terrier, is still missing.
My Aunt would be eternally grateful if your followers could help and highlight the dangers of leaving pets unattended.
Anyone?
UPDATE:
Darren writes:
Mosey was found safe and well, she was taken in by a staff member from Focus Ireland [homeless agency] last night near Thomas Street [Dublin 8 and they found one of my posts online. Thanks for all your help!