Richard Bruton at government buildings yesterday
Enterprise minister Dick,
Fell foul of an underhand trick,
A blue shirted claque,
Stabbed him in the back,
And left the poor chap feeling sick.
John Moynes
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Richard Bruton at government buildings yesterday
Enterprise minister Dick,
Fell foul of an underhand trick,
A blue shirted claque,
Stabbed him in the back,
And left the poor chap feeling sick.
John Moynes
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Dad has a job that’s a little more unusual. He’s the Weatherman, one of four people throughout the world who control the changing of the seasons. When the phone rings in the old-fashioned wooden phone box outside the B&B, it’s Dad’s job to answer it, ushering in the new season….
Yikes.
Nigel writes:
As a long-time reader and occasional commenter, I thought I might chance my arm and see if you were interested in mentioning my book, which should be in the shops this weekend.
It’s called The Maloney’s Magical Weatherbox (priced €8.99), and it’s a fantasy adventure set in Ireland for ages 8 up. Dubray Books have made it their children’s Book Of The Month and it got a pretty good review in Kirkus





Graphic designer and typographer Sarah Lawrence’s scatalogical project for 2015. To wit, drawing the word ‘shit’ in a new and interesting way every day.
Hey, it’s a gig.
MORE: Drawing Shit Every Day

Equality posters by Wordbird.
(Thanks Shane Rooney)

Mark O’Toole tweetz:
Being graffitied on retro video game & record store @TheRageDublin on Fade Street .