Italian.
Go figure.
Matt Zajechowski writes:
Reaching out to share an interactive graphic/map that I helped develop with Olivet Nazarene University that covers the second most spoken languages around the world. We’ve excluded any official languages from being the second most spoken language and noted them as official languages for each country to avoid any confusion.
ALL MAPS: The Second Most Spoken Languages Around the World (Olivet)
Related: The World’s Most Spoken Languages
(Thanks Davemc)
As seen in San Diego, California.
(Thanks Damien McCoy)
John Fitzgerald of the Campaign for the Abolition Of Cruel Sports writes:
At 12 noon on Saturday, June 13th, animal welfare campaigners will protest at the entrance to Croke Park in Dublin. They believe they have uncovered evidence that the GAA is supporting blood sports, especially fox hunting. They will elaborate on this if you wish to contact the campaign group organising the demo. Taking on the GAA was no easy decision. For further info please contact Bernie Wright or Declan Bowes of the Hunt Saboteurs Association at 087 2651720
(Pic: Karen Horton)
Anne writes:
…from the bottom of Marlborough St across the Rosie Hackett Bridge.
MORE: luascrosscity
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Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Geoff McGrath (Irish Daily Mail); Kevin Cramer (Irish Examiner); Enda Bolger (Irish Sun); Enda Cunningham (Galway City Tribune); Nick Sutton (UK papers)
This afternoon
Maggie Clarke writes:
Enormous tricolour flying over boarded-up empty shopping centre in Dundalk….
Mmf.
‘sup?
Joe Furlong writes:
People of Dublin 8. Watch out for little shits like this (above), he tried to steal my phone out of my hand…
Update:
They call him Googles.
Help Identify ‘Googles’ The D8 Bike Riding Phone Thief (Facebook)
Rose lover?
Studying BS?
That’s him.
Anthony Keane writes:
Found this wallet on Bóthar na mBan in Galway, dropped it into security in Corrib Shopping Centre…
Tuesday, June 16
The Useful infographic.
Ciaran writes:
Information designer Aimée Stewart designed this infographic to help make Ulysses more accessible for the annual Bloomsday
pub crawlspilgrimage.Aimeé overlaid an animated narrative onto a map of the city as described in the novel. 18 chapters, colour coded, beginning at Martello Tower [Sandycove, Co Dublin]. Or skip straight to Davy Byrne’s [Duke Street, Dublin] for a glass of burgundy and a gorgonzola sandwich….
Larger swanky version here
