Aldi, Newlands Cross, yesterday.
(Thanks FOS Images)
Bob Geldof is being touted in Britain as a post-Brexit ‘unifying figure to promote a feeling of national togetherness’, The Guardian is reporting today
He’s not the first old music star
To start to act rather bizarre
But it seems that Sir Bob
Now wants a new job
If Britain needs a ‘Healing Tsar’.
John Moynes
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This afternoon.
Farmleigh, Phoenix Park, Dublin.
The unseasonably hot weather continues.
It’s too damn hot.
From top: Penny Ashford (left) and Nana Ashford; Marie O’Reily (left) and Mary Sourke; Laura Kerins and Fay Foran; Alexander von Rauschenberger and Wioleta Bcrawska. Permission granted.
A baby girl’s body was found in Bell’s Beach in Balbriggan, County Dublin last December and named Belle. Her mother has yet to come forward.
Service for Baby Belle in Angel’s Plot in Glasnevin at 2pm this coming Mother’s day. All welcome. #BabyBelle #Glasnevin #Balbrigganbaby
— MyNameIsBridget (@mynamesisbridge) March 28, 2019
Thanks Bebe
