Glass Dublin tweetz:
Smartphone on South Circular Road having a Mickey Rourke moment.
Independent TD Peter Mathews
.@PeterMathewstd ordered to leave the house by the Ceann Comhairle after attemping to raise the Ibrahim Halawa case. #dail #ge16 #halawa
— John O’Donovan (@JohnJODonovan) November 25, 2015
TD ejected from the Dail after raising plight of jailed Irish teen Ibrahim Halawa (Independent.ie)
Laura Hutton/Rollingnews.ie
Autumn comes to the 1400 year old Ginkgo biloba at the Gu Guanyin Buddhist Temple in the Zhongnan Mountains in China.
The Vitrine Project by Dublin based creative agency In the Company of Huskies for ID2015. To wit:
For one day only, we placed everyday items and street furniture in museum-style vitrines around Dublin city centre, encouraging people to rethink what design is, and what impact it has on everyday life.
The Liminal exhibition runs at the ID2015 Design Hub, Dublin Castle from November 20th to December 30th, 2015.
(Thanks Tara Walsh)
This morning.
Westin Hotel, Dublin.
Spectacularily-coiffed twins Jedward help launch of the Alone Christmas Campaign calling on the public to “share your presence with anyone who may be isolated or lonely this holiday season”. Alone is a charity that provides services for older people in need
From top: Jedward with Patricia Stanley and Donal Byrne; kissing Patricia
(Sam Boal/RollingNews.ie)
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Luggwoods is a “magical Christmas experience” on the crest of Lugg Mountain, Saggart, Co. Dublin (five minutes from Tallaght).
Daniel Halpin writes:
Luggwoods, named after the ancient Lugg Forest in Saggart will be transporting families by train through the Coillte-owned Lugg Forest to the purpose-built barn style event on top of Lugg Hill. There’s a train journey through the enchanted forest where you can take in amazing views of Dublin, you can also meet and greet the grinch before arriving at Santa’s grotto.
We’d like to offer two family tickets (2 adults and 2 kids) for Broadsheet readers. To enter, complete this sentence:
‘My least memorable Christmas was___________________________’
Lines MUST close at 5.40pm
Some imaginative responses to a challenge by designers Luka Or and Keren Tomer who invited their third year design students at Israel’s Holon Institute of Technology to give new sense and purpose to the humble pencil.