Blackrock, Co Dublin.
Dermot Moriarty writes:
Taken by my son this morning….
This morning.
Puca writes:
Sun over Dun Laoighaire [Co Dublin] from Sandymount strand [Dublin 4].
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_n3zzrCF2YQ
Overenthusiastic stormtroopers on electric longboards in Salt lake City?
Oh, go on then.
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MORE to folly.
Migrant Rights Centre Ireland writes:
“Every day, home carers and family carers carry out some of the most important work ever. In this new short film, care providers and recipients talk about their relationships and why quality care should matter to us all.”
Previously: Who Cares For The (Migrant) Care Workers?
Coming soon.
‘Legal Pot Smoker’ writes:
Items from the the goodie bag from the International Drug Policy Reform Conference 2015 held last week in Washington DC including hemp lip balm, shampoo, soap and a ‘Mary Jane’ cannabis coated sweet which are going to be huge in Ireland once cannabNOMNOMNOM…
FIGHT!
You all gave 110 per cent.
That’s all the gaffer asks.
But there could be only three selected to win a copy each of [telly’s] Second Captains Sports Annual Vol 1.
They were:
munkifisht: “Well Brian, at the end of the day it’s a book of two halves and I deserve it because I’ve listened to pretty much every Second Captains, even the bit’s I’ve no interest in. After that amount of time and investment, frittering away around 500 hours of my life, I’d think of a free annual as at least a runners up prize for participation.”
Darren: “Well Brian, at the end of the day it’s a book of two halves and I deserve it because every Christmas as a child my Granny would get me 2 annuals; The Beano and The Dandy. No matter how many hints I asked my Ma to drop to my Granny that I wanted Shoot!. The aul dear was consistent if nothing else. Every year for 10 years I got a copy of The Beano and The Dandy and no Shoot! was ever found under my tree. I think a free copy of this book would bring me back to my childhood and clear the unnecessary resentment I hold towards my since passed Granny.”
Conor: “Well Brian, at the end of the day it’s a book of two halves and I deserve it because as a sport nut who’s married to a wife who wouldn’t know one end of a rugby ball from another and would have more success explaining the current diplomatic relations between all the countries meddling in the Syrian Shenanigans than the offside rule, it’s usually easier for me to buy my own present, wrap it and stick it under the tree myself. Winning this book would save me a lot of hassle this year and give me an excuse to be all nostalgic on Christmas Day and play football in the hall using two christmas crackers for goalposts and a bunch of rolled up hats as a ball while my wife looks on disapprovingly. Plus, it looks heavy. If I have to buy it myself I’ll have to carry it home from town. No-one wants to put me through that.”
Thanks all
Second Captains Sports Annual Vol 1
Previously: Second’s Out
New Dublin Bus fares, starting tomorrow
RTÉ reports:
“Cash fares for many Iarnród Éireann, Luas, Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann services will increase from tomorrow.”
“Minister for Transport Paschal Donohoe said that level of the increases was “significantly less” than previous increases.”
““As Irish Rail, Bus Éireann and Dublin Bus begin to get back on their feet again, because of more people using their services and because of additional investment from the Government, I am expecting that those sort of price increases that we saw in previous years are not repeated,” Mr Donohoe said.”
Many cash fares to rise for commuters (RTÉ)
Previously: Pulling Out All The Stops
Pic: Dublin Bus
Damage at a site hit by what activists said were Russian air strikes in the town of Ariha, Syria yesterday.
“Will it work?” – Something Must Be Done! “But will it work?” – Evil Must Be Defeated!! “Will it actually work?” – Attack!!! And so on.
— David Allen Green (@DavidAllenGreen) November 30, 2015
Syria airstrikes: Jeremy Corbyn gives Labour MPs free vote (Independent.co.uk)