Scott De Buitléir, of Dublin-based digital creative agency TinderPoint, writes:
FBD are sponsors of the Men’s Irish Open today, and to mark the occasion, we’ve produced an interactive timeline of memorable moments in tennis history.
Includes IRISH players.
No really.
Explore it here.
This morning.
Camden Street, Dublin.
Thanks Tony Kinlan
https://vimeo.com/133019841
Of this unusual short, filmed at the Oostvaardersplassen nature reserve in the Netherlands, filmmaker Ben writes:
The movements of the wild Konik horses are beautiful. In reverse it even looks like they are dancing.
‘sup?
Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin.
Tomas writes:
A protest at the weekend to stop clamping companies from operating in public arts grounds (!! Fair play to this guy for pointing out that public arts are for the public interest and not an environment for clampers!! Same can be said for our hospitals….
Weave all had enough.
Weave.
Suit yourselves.
This morning.
MK writes:
IKEA Dublin…Mother & Toddler spot.
Name that model anyone?
Twenty-two paintings saying thank you.
Dropped off around Dublin.
Ismise writes:
Artist Emma Blake just realeased this lovely video of what she did to thank the people of Ireland after the success of the marriage referendum….
You may recall’s Eoin’s Macbook Pro.
The one he left on the roof of his car.
Well…
Eoin writes:
In an unbelievable turn of events, somebody found my laptop in Ranelagh (having travelled from Pembroke Gardens on the rooftop), dropped it in to the nearest shop, of which the owner then dropped it in to Donnybrook Garda station on his way home from work. Somehow, it’s still in perfect working order with a small dent on one corner. Counting my lucky stars and the generosity and kindness of my fellow Dubliners, and of course the stellar work from the Gardaí in Donnybrook! I will be making a donation to charity as I am one lucky huare. Thanks Broadsheet for spreading the word.
Yesterday: ‘I left it On The Roof And Drove Off’
Ann writes:
I run my own company so I knew about being “ordered” to take property tax at source. Did NOT know, however, that there were consequences if I didn’t…
Anyone?
Marty Morrissey
This morning lets all give a hearty,
Three cheers to our bould hero Marty,
Who gave his best shot,
But somehow did not,
Get his hole at an Olympic party.
John Moynes
(Laura Hutton/RollingNews.ie)
