That sunset, last evening.
(Thanks Auld Jim Halpin, Aisling Flood, Pauline FAI FO)
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Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.
Thanks Pamela McCarthy (Irish Examiner); Geoff McGrath (Irish Daily Mail); Irish Independent (Alan Daly); Enda Bolger (Irish Sun); Neil Henderson (UK covers)
This afternoon.
St George cross-festooned away end at The Aviva Lansdowne Road Nua ahead of Ireland’s soccer friendly against England.
FIGHT!
Via Adrian Weckler
Update:
MORE to folly Thanks Nick Sutton (UK covers); Frank Fitzgibbon (The Sunday Times); Michael Kelly (Bishopstown News and Ballincollig News) Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Declan Lee tweetz:
Ticks all boxes. Howth, Mercedes, White, parked facing wrong way in wrong lane at a junction. Classic!
Swan Drive
at
Water Meter Dash, from Drogheda-based software/game developer Nebula Interactive. To wit:
You are Peter Splash, and you have the unenviable job of reading water meters on a busy Irish Street. Trying to stop you are angry protesters, even angrier dogs, burst water mains, cars, and more.
Water Meter Dash (iTunes/Google Play)
(Thanks John Delorean)
Graeme Kelly writes:
Sometimes…
In a certain light. When the mood is just right. If you squint…
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This afternoon
Former Taoiseach Liam Cosgrave at the opening of the Alfie Byrne Exhibition at the Little Museum of Dublin, Stephen’s Green, Dublin.
Alfie Byrne was the most popular Dublin-born politician of the 20th Century and elected Lord Mayor a never-to-be-beaten 10 times. He has also never been the subject of a biography or an exhibition in his hometown.
Until now.
From left: Alfie Byrne’s son Paddy, great grandson Alfie, and Liam Cosgrave
Alfie’s archive will now go on permanent display in the Little Museum of Dublin.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)