Carman’s Hall, Dublin 8.
Before (top) and this afternoon (above)
Niamh McGuckian writes:
Sad to say that Maser’s mural of matriarch patriot Anne Devlin in Dublin 8 is no more….
Anyone?
Carman’s Hall, Dublin 8.
Before (top) and this afternoon (above)
Niamh McGuckian writes:
Sad to say that Maser’s mural of matriarch patriot Anne Devlin in Dublin 8 is no more….
Anyone?
Last night/This morning.
Mount Andrew Rise, Lucan, County Dublin.
Detectives believe it is likely the victim got into the car with a person or people he trusted and was driven to the place where his body was discovered.
The car appears to have been set on fire in an attempt to destroy evidence.
The man’s body has been removed from the scene and a post-mortem examination will be carried out…
Dublin Inquirer.
Online news source for Dubliners.
Also in paper form.
Chris Oonan tweetz:
Got my first print edition of Dublin Inquirer – Very impressed. Worth the 3 quid and then some!!
Barry McCormack – Lived Through This Before
The fix is in.
Dublin singer/songwriter Barry McCormack has enlisted actor Aidan Gillen (top) to star as a conspiracy vlogger in the video to the lead single from his new album Mean Time which is released this Friday.
It’s an intriguing tale of coleslaw and chemtrails delivered with Dylanesque panache. The video was edited by Colm McCarthy.
Barry says:
“I’m an observer rather than an activist. I feel passionate about the abandonment and dereliction that is everywhere. Are we going to end up in the same situation as San Francisco, where it’s three grand for a bedsit and around the corner everyone is homeless and it’s a really nasty, violent atmosphere?“
Barry plays the Workman’s Club, Wellington Quay, Dublin 2 on Friday November 30.
Nick says: It’s the Mean season.
Splutter!
Sarah McInerney writes:
I just got charged €5.50 for a cup of tea. Five. Euro. Fifty.
That’ll teach me to leave the house…
Behold: the Aspark Owl – a supercar whose four electric motors develop a massive 2,012bhp, accelerating the rigid carbon fibre monocoque to 100km/h in a pants-jeopardising1.69 seconds and on to a life-flashing-before-your-eyes top speed of 402km/h.
At 1,900kg, the Owl is not light but at just 96.5cm high, it is somewhat track-hugging.
Only fifty will be made and yours will cost €2,890,000.
‘sup?
Rose writes:
I know you “don’t usually do this” but I found a tiny lost sheep in Drumcondra last night.
It looks very well loved and I’m sure someone is missing him or her.
They’re all wrapped up at home, recovering from the shock.If the owner spots this, they can ping me on Twitter maybe?
Anyone?
The Japanese know what to do
To make their skin shiny and new
They go out and ask
For a Uguisu mask
Which covers their faces in poo
John Moynes
Alamy