This afternoon.
Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
A group of farmers calling themselves ‘Individual farmers from across Ireland’ has parked nine tractors around Stephen’s Green.
Traffic restrictions are in place around Stephen’s Green, Merrion Row and Kildare Street….
OK, boomer.
How Britain voted at the 2019 General Election by age.
How Britain voted in the 2019 general election (YouGov)
Earlier: Whatever We Say Don’t Stop
Hudson Taylor – That’s How I Know It’s Christmas
In the bleak midwinter why not warm yourself with this hale and hearty festive knees-up in Kilkenny Castle.
Dublin folk siblings Alfie and Harry Hudson-Taylor join forces with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra and a local choir to add bells and whistles to the proceedings.
The duo play the first of three nights in Whelan’s, Dublin, tonight and release their debut album Loving Everywhere I Go in February.
Nick says: Sibling revelry.
This afternoon.
Dawson Street, Dublin 2.
Unite trade union workers from The Ivy protest outside the restaurant over the issues of tips.
Previously: Just Put The Tip In
Dark Age 2.0
atAn impressive dystopian short by Chris Cousins which explores the inherent threat of censorship in a world where art, culture and data are stored and controlled digitally.
Brand ‘New’
atSore Point
atWhirlpool washing machine
This lunchtime.
RTÉ reports:
Whirlpool is recalling 11,000 Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines because of fire safety risks.
The machines were manufactured between between October 2014 and February 2018.
The company said the recall does not affect Whirlpool branded washing machines.
It said that as many as 519,000 washing machines in the UK could be affected.
Whirlpool has identified a flaw with the door-locking system that could lead to the machines overheating and potentially catching fire.
Customers should visit here or call 0818 903 281 to check if their appliance is affected.
Whirlpool recalls 11,000 Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines in Ireland (RTÉ)
Things People Say To Musicians When They’re Home For Christmas.
A new sketch from Eoghan Burke (Fia Rua)
Thanks Eoghan
Consider this moving shape created by game developer and artist Frank Force: winner of the 2019 contest for Best Illusion Of The Year.
Does it rotate around the vertical axis or the horizontal axis? Is it spinning clockwise or anticlockwise? What do you think?
No, you’re wrong. The answer, of course, is witchcraft. And that is why Frank must be burned at the stake without delay.



















