This afternoon.

British MPs reject May’s Withdrawal Agreement from EU (RTÉ)

Behold: the Wagon Queen Family Truckster – a modified 1979 Ford Ltd Country Squire based on the four-wheeled star of ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ (1981) – correct in every detail from the vomit green Metallic Pea paint to faux wood panelling and missing hubcap.

Fitted with a 5.0l V8 engine and automatic transmission it is – unlike the original Griswoldmobile – reliable and ready to drive.

Up for auction (at Barrett-Jackson Palm Beach) next month.

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Inni-K – Crush

Dublin-based singer, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter’s new single about first love, taken from her second album ‘The Hare & The Line’.

Inni-K says:

“Isn’t it funny that years later, still – whenever that lovely glowing, helpless kind of feeling of having a crush on someone comes over me; it feels just exactly like it did when I was ten years old fancying this lovely lad in school who used to share his Hobnob biscuits with me at lunchtime…”

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This afternoon.

In Thurles, Co Tipperary.

A protest is held over the relocation move of the local post office in Liberty Square to Thurles Shopping Centre.

Large protest over relocation of Thurles post office (RTE)

Mairéad Ronan and John Nolan

On The Ray D’Arcy Show.

Sinéad Harrington writes:

Fresh from their victory on Dancing with the Stars, Mairéad Ronan and John Nolan will be talking to Ray about taking home the glitterball trophy

Joe Brolly chats to Ray about his role as Cystic Fibrosis Ireland ambassador joined by Shane Halligan, who received a double lung transplant in 2015.

Ray will also be catching up with two titans of Irish TV, Francis Brennan and Dermot Bannon.

Kilkenny woman Jenny Moylan tells Ray about her dramatic ten-stone weight loss in the last year.

Kerry’s famous Bat Family will be in studio for a very special performance of their latest viral video, comedian Pat Shortt will be supplying the laughs, and there’ll be a hooley in the kitchen with Stockton’s Wing!

The Ray D’Arcy Show at 10.20pm on RTÉ One.

Pic: RTÉ

The life sized crocheted and knitted figures of Finnish artist Liisa Hietanen – all modelled on friends and neighbours in her hometown of Hämeenkyrö. She sez:

“I meet my models in natural everyday situations. The process of choosing a model is intuitive. The person depicted might be someone I meet in the library, in the locker room of the gym, or walking their dog on the way home. I don’t know most of my models beforehand but as the process goes on I get to know them.”

Once complete, Liisa’s yarny doppelgängers are displayed in the town and have also featured in group exhibitions.

More of her work here.

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Meanwhile…

Brexit: Last chance to guarantee 22 May delay, MPs told (BBC)

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