Sick as a paraquet, Brian.
Jose Mourinho sacked as Chelsea manager (BBC)
(BBC)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IU4SDDNXuUA
Footage of tests conducted in 1946 where a human subject was exposed to blasts of air at NASA Langley Research Center’s 8 ft High Speed Tunnel.
Beloved Sligo-based artist Annie West’s home to vote in the equality referendum gathering that looks like Ireland drawing is available again.
Annie writes:
I’m reopening the #Hometovote Print run for a limited time because people keep asking…Profits after production costs go to belongto.org and the Simon Community..Buy it here
Last minute Irish-made stocking fillers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘irish-made stocking fillers’. No fee.
An average day in the life of Americans explored by interactive data visualisations.
EXPLORE HERE: A Day In The Life Of Americans (Flowing Data)
This afternoon.
Further to yesterday’s developments in the Mary Boyle case.
Gemma O’Doherty tweetz:
From left: [Mary Boyle’s twin] Ann Doherty, [solicitor] Darragh Mackin and [family friend] Margo at Donegal coroner to demand an inquest for Mary Boyle.
Yesterday: Have I Found Mary’s Grave?
This afternoon.
Government buildings, Dublin 2.
Pesky, baccy-baiting, meddling kids Fionn O’Callaghan and Milla Sunderland at the announcement of a start date [January 1, 2016] for a ban on smoking in cars “where children are present” under the nannyish Protection of Children’s Health (Tobacco Smoke in Mechanically Propelled Vehicles) Act 2014.
A smack is what they need.
Fight!
(Sasko Lazarov/Rollingnews)
Are you that person?
Joanne writes:
With all the hype around Star Wars and given the
amountnumber of Irish names on the Star Wars credits, Odeon cinemas in Ireland commissioned a short videos from [comedy troupe] Foil. Arms and Hog.
‘sup?
An Post writes:
[Edvard Munch’s] ‘The Scream‘ seen in Dublin’s Montague St Post Office…
Uncanny, in fairness
Thanks DarraghMCollins
Not Bad
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The talented 13-year-old Yohan Kim’s piano cover of Michael Jackson’s “Bad”.
Kid’s got skillz.
Gardai only fined 112 motorists for blocking cycle lanes in the same time period as officers stopped and fined bicycle users for 244 cycling-related offences.
The details of the numbers of motorists fined was released in response to a parliamentary question by independent TD Tommy Broughan. The time period relates to July 30 to September 30 of this year, the first two months of on-the-spot fines for cycling related offences, such as cycling past a red traffic light.
Fair cop or too easy on motorists?
You be the judge.
(Pic: William Murphy)
(H/T: John Gallen)