Last night.
Dublin Docklands.
Meanwhile…
Kong! #donkeykong pic.twitter.com/1JOmXTXCjt
— robloughlin.ie (@robloughlin) June 28, 2019
Ah here.
Last night.
Dublin Docklands.
Meanwhile…
Kong! #donkeykong pic.twitter.com/1JOmXTXCjt
— robloughlin.ie (@robloughlin) June 28, 2019
Ah here.
There is no evidence why these buildings on North Main St cannot be saved
An independent structural report needs to be carried out, which would save them
This is one of the oldest streets in the medieval area of Cork
These buildings have historic value#SaveCorkCity pic.twitter.com/0rhZ8QWEnl
— Save Cork City (@savecorkcity) June 27, 2019
Is there a structural engineer in the house?
Where’s Cllr Dan?
Anyone?
Yesterday, male Luas riders were blamed for spreading foul bodily odours throughout Green and Red Line trams in the current heatwave.
But what about the mouth breathing women?
Conor writes:
I’m more concerned about the people who don’t brush their teeth and insist on breathing through their mouth instead of their nose.
I actually got up and moved seat when a woman and her friend whose conversation not only nearly burst my eardrums, also nearly knocked me out with the nauseating smell from her unclean mouth.
Also women putting on a tonne of body spray is only creating a different problem. A plume of different artificial smells each so different from the next.
As someone with a sensitive nose this usually makes me sneeze.
Yesterday: Hum ON The LUAS
The 1982 Seiko T001 TV Watch – a portable television receiver linked (by wire) to a 3cm LCD watch screen.
Three decades ahead of its time and the technology required to make it viable.
G’wan the Seiko though, in fairness.
MORE: The History Of The Smartwatch Goes Back Much Further Than You’d Think (Gearpatrol)
Yesterday.
All Saints Famine Graveyard at Carr’s Hill, Moneygourney, County Cork
Carmel Cantwell writes:
My mother at Carr’s Hill Cemetery for the first time after hearing her son was buried there over 58 years ago…A lonely figure looking for any evidence of burials on a huge site.
It is also believed 113 children that died in St Finbarr’s hospital that were born in Bessboro are also buried here…..
Meanwhile…
This neglected, state-owned cemetery is known as a famine graveyard but baby William was buried here in 1960, without his mother’s knowledge. There could be 113 Bessborough children buried here, somewhere in this field. Records are missing. I couldn’t find a single headstone. https://t.co/fD8Mpl6v50
— Caelainn Hogan (@CaelainnH) June 27, 2019
Previously: Bessborough on Broadsheet
Morning @SnoopDogg get your lazy arse out of bed it’s walkies time woof woof you ugly twat LOVE GAZZA xxx pic.twitter.com/UoXBnylulX
— Paul Gascoigne (@Paul_Gascoigne8) June 28, 2019
‘sup?
FIGHT!
The votes are in.
Last night, with a family ticket to this weekend’s Tayto Park Funfest on offer, I asked you to name your favourite crisp-related band or artist.
You answered in your tens.
But there be only one chart topper.
10. Basement Snax (Bertie)
9. Perri Como (Paulus)
8. Salt & Vinegars With Attitude (Cool Hand Lucan)
7. In Tayto Nua (Seamus Keane)
6. Chickatee-na Turner (Tanferine)
5. Cheese’n’Onion & Mary Chain (Daisy Chainsaw)
4. The Flaming Crisps (Johnny Green)
3. Dusty Pringlesfeed (Al Bin Man)
2. Hunky Dory Gallagher (f-lawless)
1. The Jimi Chipsticks Experience (Boj)
Thanks all and well done Boj.
Yesterday: Win Nick’s Free Tix
Building & Allied Trades’ Union (BATU) President Martin Malone (above) and bricklayers Terry Dey and Karl Deregan (pic 2) this morning
This morning.
St James’s Hospital site, Dublin.
SIPTU activists and members of other construction industry unions protest outside the site of the new National Children’s Hospital to highlight bogus self-employment in the construction sector.
Related: Bogus Self Employment: The Abuse That Keeps On Taking