Helen tweetz:
“Enticingly suggestive advertising in Sandyford [Co.Dublin]…”
Glen Keane, the animator behind Disney characters such as Ariel from The Little Mermaid, the beast in Beauty and the Beast, and Tarzan, creates life-sized, three-dimensional images in virtual reality.
Thanks Graeme Kelly and Emmet O’Neill
Sandymount Strand, Dublin 4.
Caroline writes:
On Sunday let’s get together to send a strong message that we stand with refugees and for humanity! This will be a family-friendly event. Bring kids. You may need hot flasks and (colourful!) umbrellas (optional, slight chance of rain).
Please be prepared to be there from 2.30pm sharp to 5pm. It takes time to coordinate hundreds of people to arrange them into letters for the shot, so please bear with us!
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Run Zak Run
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Long boarder Zak Maytum hurtles down one of the fastest runs in Colorado, reaching speeds of 70mph and risking an instant, full body flaying at any moment.
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Want to meet single rescue dogs in your area?
There’s a yapp for that.
Stephen O’Connor writes:
I’ve created an app, Fourpaws, as a central place for rescues in Ireland to post dog profiles that are up for adoption. I’m hoping to create more awareness for Rescues and encourage people to #adoptdontbuy.
The app is available on Android and iOS now (see link below]. The app allows users to like and dislike their way through dog profiles with options to see more info on the dog, more info on the Rescue, Apply to Adopt and an option to Donate to the Rescue. It’s all for a great cause, and all for free – I just want to do my bit for the dog crisis we currently have in Ireland.
Download Fourpaws for free here
This morning.
Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin
Thanks Kevin Whitty
This morning.
The Balreask Arms, Trim Road, Navan, Co Meath
Randy Knights writes:
Up Meath till last week. Up Kerry now. No chip on the shoulder here …
Name that jammer anyone?
British Labour Party leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn
The Conservatives are preparing to claim Jeremy Corbyn poses a threat to national security if he becomes Labour leader tomorrow.
David Cameron will signal the start of the onslaught today, with a warning that the finances of every family in Britain would be at risk from Mr Corbyn’s hard-left agenda.
Senior Tories are also planning to step up pressure on the 66-year-old socialist who has claimed he could not see the ‘point’ of RAF drone strikes against a British jihadi.
However…
Privately, senior Conservatives concede that Mr Corbyn’s critique of spending cuts and call for renationalisation of industries including the railways have struck a chord with voters.
FIGHT!