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“Congestion? My Bollocks. Ha ha ha.”
(PhotoCall Ireland)
As gaeilge?
(Thanks, Cúán)
Category Archives: Photo Galleries
This is the work of the insanely talented 32-year old artist and caricaturist Jason Seiler. Below, 21 randomly selected examples of his work.
Click, browse, marvel, envy.
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He’s sorry.
Kinda.
(Photocall Ireland)
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His name is Santra. He’s from Finland and he’s doing his morning stretches.
Very squee. But more squee than our red panda? Surely not.
Gender Update: see comments
(Pix: Meta Penca)
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More pix. From tomorrow’s VIP magazine.
Stephen. With his girlfriend Jessica Lawlor at their crib in Chesire.
He got rid of the jeep with the pink wheels, but kept the pink room.
He put ‘Ireland’ on his pool table. Even though he’ll never play on it.
And, yes, the memes have begun.
Hey, fancy a closer look at the aquarium?
(Pix: Rich Tatum)
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Source: David Corchrane (Politics.ie)
Gotta love Cowen. His Mondays are our Fridays.
David’s Tweet does beg two questions:
1) Why didn’t David D-P tell the nation this morning on Morning Ireland that the taoiseach was drinking until after 3am?
2) Who else was there?
It’ll all come out now, you see.
Ursula. We are not worthy.
(Photocall Ireland)
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About time too.
Tallanstown?
Yes, say it Louth. Say it proud.
Right.
Sure, where would you get it?
Tidy towns? I cannot think of another country that would consider such a competition.
It was rhetorical.
Oh.
(Photocall Ireland)
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It was like something from ancient Greece.
If the ancient Grecians wore Speedo ‘budgie smugglers’.
They swam the Liffey on Saturday, so you don’t have to.
Now they glow in the dark.
(Photocall Ireland)
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To Bamboo and Binthy: a son.
We’re calling him Squee.
Just born at Fota National Park in Cork: the cutest ginger you’ll see this year.
(Neil Danton)