Dublin City Shots writez:
“It’s madness to see this comparison. I think, as far as I know, this has only been the second time the St Patrick’s Day parade has been cancelled. Can you guess the first time?”
Anyone?
Earlier: Himself
#RTEVirtualParade pic.twitter.com/GT1HCVMEAS
— Ciaran Keogh (@maceocc2) March 17, 2020
This morning.
Saint Patrick.
Good with snakes.
Useless with rogue microbes.
Thanks Spaghetti Hoop
This morning.
Undisclosed location.
Áine O’Beirne writes
Nephews have taken most of my toys hence why the parade is so short…My brother is wondering about the lack of 2 metre distancing…
Meanwhile...
No #StPatricksDay parades today due to #CoronavirusOutbreak
We decided to try & cheer you all up with our very own #FarmParade for #LaFheilePadraig
Where ever you are in the world today, tweet us a photo of you with your Irish Flag 🇮🇪 #FutureofFarming #RTEVirtualParade pic.twitter.com/hZFTwvn8A1
— Peter hynes🐄🇮🇪 #TeamHynes (@Peterhynes15) March 17, 2020
Meanwhile..
Isolation parade- my kitchen table!
No standing in wind and rain this year… toasty! Hope it makes you smile :)
Music Iarla Dunford#stpatricksday2020#stpatricksdayireland#selfisolation#stayhome#coronavirus#coronaireland#socialdistance#workingfromhome#covidireland pic.twitter.com/jBCmCOIyov— Sui Mindfulness (@SuiMindfulness) March 16, 2020
Mmf.
UPDATE:
I absolutely love this country sometimes. You can’t dampen the spirit of the people. pic.twitter.com/T894BkVjwf
— jo (@duawheelie) March 17, 2020
This afternoon.
In Rathfarnham, Dublin.
UPDATE:
https://twitter.com/jgerardwall/status/1239909568337055744
UPDATE:
Our family St Patricks Day Parade out side Áras an Uachtaráin Lá Fhéile Pádraig sona daoibh. ☘️🇮🇪💚 #RTEVirtualParade #LaFheilePadraig #StPatricksDay2020 pic.twitter.com/ijnT2xSeCZ
— Eamon White (@whitebhoy) March 17, 2020
UPDATE:
This is art pic.twitter.com/0xLmuUlAkJ
— Motherfoclóir: Laura 👱🏼♀️🎧 (@Motherfocloir) March 17, 2020
UPDATE:
#RTEVirtualParade pic.twitter.com/wEFtENb1VQ
— Cllr Shane P O’Reilly-Cavan (@cccshanep) March 17, 2020
Himself
at
Donnchadh Woulfe writes:
I just set up a petition (at link below). I’d appreciate if you can consider it and share it widely if you agree. The crucial element of any moratorium is that arrears or interest aren’t being racked up during the restrictions. Otherwise we will turn a health emergency in into a housing and economic emergency, with the poorest being hit hardest.
Sign here
Earlier: Michael Taft: The Political Economy Of The Coronavirus
‘sup?
Barry Higgins writes:
Sparrow in happy isolation…
Meanwhile…
Liz O’Shea writes:
Pom Cat says, ‘Of course I’m not going out. Has that liver thawed yet?’
Meanwhile…
Rebecca Clooney writes:
One advantage to the #Coronavirusireland is getting to stay home with this beaut, diagnosed today with spondylosis and hip dysplasia she’s been around for a long time but want her here for a while longer yet..hug your fur babies…
Meanwhile…
Ann Twomey writes:
The best doggy. Sammy hears it 50 times a day.
Your pet in isolation to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘My Pet In Isolation’.
Yesterday: Confined To Barracks
Sunday: Splendid Isolation
Saturday: My Pet In Isolation
Abandoned
at
‘sup?
Plogging Dublin writes:
I Came across these two plastic doggies in Blackrock Park [Blackrock, County Dublin] yesterday. If you’re missing these guys they’re half-way along the cycle path waiting. Take care out there.
Anyone?
Pox Vox Pop
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Dublin city centre.
Rob Reeves writes:
In this video, I ask Dubliners about their thoughts on the Coronavirus Crisis.
Some people felt as though the situation has descended to hysteria. One elderly gentleman told me that he feels the sense of anxiety currently in the city is greater than at the time of The Troubles.
I myself have found a camaraderie among strangers in this city that I haven’t seen in a while.
