This afternoon.

Director of Commercial and Marketing at Bohemians FC Daniel Lambert tweetz:

A year ago today I was stressed as f*ck, funny looking back, acted 100% correctly which was later acknowledged, six-figure sales in 8 hours, we would have made millions…

Still the league’s best-selling shirt ever & truly global publicity.

Like winning the Lotto & losing the ticket.

Mmf.

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Previously: Natty

From top: Sugar Daddy Barbers and Sugar Coated Nail Bar, Frascati Centre, Blackrock, County Dublin

Now open!

Grooming in stunning rooms for him and her.

Nicole Osborne writes:

The Sugar Culture team is delighted to welcome two new salon experiences to the top-class Sugar Culture hair and beauty group. Sugar Daddy Barbers and Sugar Coated nail and beauty bar have opened their doors in the Frascati Centre in Blackrock, County Dublin.

The new barbers and beauty salon come under the Sugar Culture umbrella along with Brown Sugar and Sugar Cubed, all created by Sugar Culture founder Mark O’Keeffe the brains behind these highly successful Dublin salons.

While Sugar Coated is the first of its name, Sugar Daddy Barbers opens as the Barbers second location after the success of Sugar Daddy on Exchequer Street.

We have two free vouchers for a full Sugar Daddy package, haircut & style + Hot Towel Shave with complimentary Prizefight Whiskeysat Sugar Daddy barbers

Plus – for women – a Sugared Manicure & Pedicure with shellac finish in Sugar Coated.

The first man and woman out of the hat to name the centre where the new salons are based win the vouchers….

Lines MUST close at 4.07pm EXTENDED until 5.03pm 9pm.

Sugar Coated

Sugar Daddy

From top: Fine Gael TD Seán Kyne, Fianna Fáil TD Timmy Dooley, Fianna Fáil leader Mícheál Martin

This afternoon.

In the Dáil.

TDs are making statements in respect of the ‘Votegate’ report.

Fine Gael TD Seán Kyne (top) branded the actions of the TDs involved “thoughtless, cavalier and arrogant”.

He also said their behaviour has “damaged” the Dáil.

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Earlier: Meanwhile, In The Dáil

Concert promoter Peter Aiken at Dublin’s RDS last year

This afternoon.

Robert MacNamara, in the Echo, reports:

Concert promoter Peter Aiken has said is he is unaware that developers plan to begin work on the Live at the Marquee site at the end of next summer, bringing the long-running concert series to an end.

Speaking to the Echo this morning, the man who has brought the likes of Brian Wilson, Elton John and Bob Dylan to the tent at the docklands since it’s first staging in 2005 said he has not been in contact with site owners Glenveagh Properties about plans for the site’s development.

…Up to 1,000 homes are expected to be built on the land.

Responding to news being reported in the local media this morning that 2020 will be the last year of the much-loved concert series, Mr Aiken said: “I haven’t heard that, I don’t know anything about it.”

Marquee promoter unaware of developer plans on concert site; annual series set to end in 2020 (EchoLive)

Rollingnews

 

This afternoon.

Dublin GAA star Bernard Brogan announces his retirement from Dublin inter-county football.

Mmf.

Bernard Brogan calls time on Dublin career (RTÉ)

 

Last night.

William Street South, Dublin 2.

the launch of Fanta’s limited edition flavour Dark Orange with Halloween FM at Bloody Mary’s with spooky choons from DJ Fionnuala Moran.

From top: Niamh Cullen and James Patrice; Maja Moranska and Orla Burke; Rebekah O Leary and Maria Murphy; Audrey Hamilton; Lawson Mpame, Tara Byrnes and Phil Costello; Filomena kaguako and Lorna Duffy; Kimberly Brophy; Joel Mawhinney and Madison Cawley; Ethan Mawhinney , Lucy Blaney and Kayman Power.

Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland

The art (and science) of biologist David Goodsell (what are the chances?): to wit, molecular level depictions of biological processes, cellular structures and viruses like HIV, Ebola and Zika. Of his process, Goodsell sez:

Since the early 1990s, I have been working with a type of illustration that shows portions of living cells magnified so that you can see individual molecules. I try to make these illustrations as accurate as possible, using information from atomic structure analysis, electron microscopy, and biochemical analysis to get the proper number of molecules, in the proper place, and with the proper size and shape.

From top: Zika virus, 2016; Red Blood Cell, 2005; Measles Virus Proteins, 2019; HIV in Blood Plasma, 1999; Ebola Virus, 2014; Mycoplasma mycoides, 2011.

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