Ah.
Here.
A social media profile [on Myspace (!)] of the alleged shooter (top centre) [named as Chris
MadeupnameHarper Mercer, top centre], contains a video featuring archive footage of the IRA, a number of images of IRA members in military uniform and a reference to an edition of An Phoblacht magazine.
Seems legit and entirely credible and not fake at all.
Anyone?
Last night.
Fenit, Taalee Bay, Co Kerry.
Keith O’Faolain writes:
Yes those lads are fishing with a net curtain!
Kiwi Dance troupe The Royal Family get their syncopation on at the 2015 Hip Hop International Finals in San Diego.
They came second to Flyographers.
Robbed, they was.
The naked burger mural in Brunswick, Melbourne, Australia
Though Australians can be quite rude,
They prefer their art not to include,
Some under dressed chums,
Showing boobies and bums,
And making a mess of their food.
John Moynes
Pic: Mike Makatron
A still from the singularly unforgiving upcoming PC game Upsilon Circuit from Robot Loves Kitty. If you die in the game you can’t restart or indeed ever play the game again. Apparently the developers are keen to ‘see how players behave when any misstep could mean the permanent end of their existence.’
Charming.
MORE: In This Video Game, Death Means You’ll Never Play Again (Wired)
(H/T: Nelly Bergman)
Ivan writes:
Great sunset at Renville Point, Galway, last nigt. And schnauzers (mini). Lots of mackerel in the water too.
Omar Sarhan writes:
Just another silly map I created, Inspired by this post. Kind of tricky as Irish placenames are not very unique to just Ireland (see Kildare) or just places (see Kerry/Tyrone)
Larger version here.
MORE to folly.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Dermot Ahern (Irish Examiner); Enda Bolger (Irish Sun); Meliosa Fitzgibbon (Irish Daily Mail); Colm Heaney (Irish Mirror); Nick Sutton (UK papers)
Out TOMORROW
With post-production and VFX whatsit by Egg post-production and VFX facility in Dublin.
Emma Rooney, of Egg, writes:
Ghosthunters – an Irish, German and Austrian co-production, is produced by Ripple World Pictures here in Dublin. Our animation team led by Miguel A. Fuertes (Happy Feet, Casper, Jurassic Park) have created in Hugo (top) a bold new animated hero who oozes charm and charisma.
In all, we had a team of 50 artists create 323 VFX shots over 16 months of production. And 1,136,876 rendered frames later we are finally seeing its release on Irish soil.
We are extremely proud of the standard of work on Ghosthunters on Icy Trails. Not only is it a huge feat for such a small company, but the quality of the animation allows us to compete in International markets which in turn will help build a sustainable industry here in Ireland.
Previously: broadsheet Trailer Park: Ghosthunters: Icy Trails
