Scenes from the Easter Sunday State Commemoration Ceremony in Dublin earlier today.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
Splutter.
Nick grey writes:
Came across this unfortunate slip of the tongue at the 1916 centenary this morning, and on the BBC no less! The shame.
Decry Feedom
at
This afternoon.
Trinity College, Dublin.
Conor Reddy writes:
Students Against Fees, a national grassroots movement that was set up in TCD in November to oppose the introduction of a student loan system and any increase in fees, successfully completed a banner drop from TCD as the commemorative procession passed by.
More here.
Nigeman writes:
€20 for a 75cl bottle of Guinness in Dublin Airport!
Meanwhile, Ronan F writes:
Buckie pride…
From top: Tom and Lucy with their children, from left: Eileen, Lila, Myles and Sheila; Sheila (sitting) and her family this morning.
Andrew Tyrrell writes:
Sheila O’Leary [age 93] bright and ready for her place at the Easter parade surrounded by her family this morning. Sheila is the daughter of Tom “The Boer” Byrne and Lucy Smyth who were both present in the GPO during the rising.
All Rise
at
This morning/afternoon.
Scenes from the 1916 Easter Rising commemoration across Dublin including Commandant Pat Kelleher of the Irish Defences Forces with a copy of the The Proclamation of the Republic.
More as we get it.
Pics: Rollingnews, John Gallen
Wouldn’t fancy being this poor gobshite later – can you see me on the telly mammy ? #Ireland2016 #GPO #rte1916 pic.twitter.com/nzGAQVb5I0
— JennyTheWren (@Thewrenchild) March 27, 2016
Earlier this morning.
O’Connell Street in Dublin.
At the Easter Sunday State Commemoration Ceremony for the centenary of the 1916 Rising.
MORE to folly
This evening.
New Ross, County Wexford.
Sue writes:
One pollutes the environment with nauseous hot air, the other is a dairy cow with an unfortunately familiar hairstyle
Thanks Sue Quinn
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