MORE to folly
Thanks Tanya O’Neill (The Westmeath Examiner, The Connacht Telegraph); Enda Bolger (The Irish Sun); Colm Heaney (The Irish Daily Mirror); Geoff McGrath (The Irish Daily Mail); Dermot Ahern (The Irish Examiner) Nick Sutton (UK covers)
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
No Stairway?
Denied.
Stephen writes:
Spotted this nice defiantly patriotic guitar display in X Music Ballyfermot, Dublin…
Name those axes anyone?
Jason writes
Here is one for the broadsheet readers, what is the purpose of these roads and junctions meticulously road marked in a field in Cork.
1. Google self drive car test site
2. Bored person building a tiny town
3. A training site for drivers
Anyone?
An Onymous writes:
Fairly decent set of headphones found in the basket of a Dublin Bike on South Frederick Street Dublin 2 around 4.20 this afternoon.
Are they yours?
This afternoon.
Capel Street, Dublin
Westley Barnes writes:
The painters are in at Panti Bar after a rough weekend.
UPDATE:
This evening.
All better.
Thanks Buzz
Details from Intimate Vestiges by Australian artist Fiona Roberts, blending traditional decor with elements of the human body. To wit:
a hair chair with ceramic mouths, a shag pile rug made up of thousands of ceramic fingers and a dark window, concealed by curtains that look back at the visitor are installed throughout the faux-bedroom. these conventional items of the house that generally go unnoticed, become here, the focus of the viewer’s attention, drawing them in to a personal narrative about everyday routines, memories, accidents, habits, and fear.
Currently on show at Kickarts Contemporary Arts in Cairns, if you’re passing.
“sup?
Bob Coggins writes:
My mates (Gary Boylan, left, and Viv Chambers) sent me a picture from Dublin Castle on Saturday, where they were clearly celebrating in the company of a young, scarlet Enda Kenny… (Back right)…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjHRbQ3WWCE&feature=youtu.be
Gulp.
Starina writes:
as a lovely palate-cleanser after a week of hateful MFM [Mothers And Fathers Matter] ads – here’s the new prevideo trailer running on youtube this week; Magnum ice cream, featuring trans women and drag queens….
About time a bNOMNOMNOMNOM
James Gabriel Martin writes:
Here’s a really special man and photo I got on Saturday at Dublin Castle as the results rolled in. Eighty-year-old Charlie Mooney was there with his daughter Kate to celebrate the passing of the referendum.
STILL mmmf-ing.
