An award winning stop motion short by Québécois animator Patrick Tremblé featuring two animators workng in shifts to make a short of their own – the repetitive mundanity of their routine finally morphing into a psychological meta-thriller.
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Ray C writes:
Am I the only reader getting these underpant ads? The string y-fronts (pic 1) are not safe for work.- even with the carefully placed hand – and I work from home. Sort it out.
Anyone?
Last Friday.
Copper Face Jacks, Harcourt Street, Dublin 2
Clubbed-up crisp Mr Tayto celebrates his 65th birthday at an event hosted by Marty Whelan (pic 2) and featuring bands Walking on Cars, Erica Coady and Chasing Abbey.
Mrs Tayto was unavailable for comment.
Pics: Ruth Medjear
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Inland Fisheries Ireland is working with the Fish Health Unit in the Marine Institute to sample live salmon in affected rivers to determine the cause of the skin disease.
Until the cause of the disease has been determined and the risk of spreading the disease established, affected salmon should not be removed from the water.
Any anglers who capture salmon with these symptoms are advised to follow normal biosecurity procedures and disinfect tackle, waders and equipment.
Returning Salmon in Irish Rivers Showing Signs of Bleeding & Skin Ulceration (Afloat)
Yesterday.
Telly’s Lorraine Keane officially launches the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby Festival taking place at the Curragh Racecourse from Thursday, June 27 – 29 wearing a specially commissioned headpiece by Irish Milliner Michelle Kearns inspired by Pyramid Head from ‘Silent Hill’ the Curragh’s new Grandstand roof (centre left).
Fair enough.
Previously: Flat Roofing
This day 122 years ago – 19 June 1897 – Charles Boycott, from whom the verb ‘boycott’ is derived, died.
A land agent in Co. Mayo, he was known for issuing eviction orders to tenants unable to pay rent.
The Land League said locals should protest “by leaving him severely alone.” pic.twitter.com/BuykGj8G6q
— This Day in Irish History (@ThisDayIrish) June 19, 2019
What do we want?
Fair Rent, fixity of tenure and beardy in Coventry.
FIGHT!
“No action is ever taken to remove illegal loyalist paramilitary flags which are designed to intimidate, yet an 85-year-old woman is threatened with a £2,500 fine for erecting an Irish language sign”https://t.co/OnO14zSK2B
— The Irish News (@irish_news) June 19, 2019
The Randalstown pensioner was ordered to remove the sign by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council by today.
It was placed on railings outside her home in the mainly nationalist Ashdale estate by her granddaughter Medb Ní Dhúláin….Gleann na Fuinseoige’ is the Irish For Ashdale….
Ms Ní Dhúláin last night stressed that her stance is not political or linked to any other controversies.
Council tells pensioner (85) she faces prosecution over Irish language sign (Irish Times)
Randalstown Irish language sign ‘will not be removed’ (The Irish News)
Thanks Colm Dore
Anonymous writes;
THREE years waiting for an outpatient appointment for an infant (now 3 years of age). How much longer?
Anyone?