Ristorante Romano, Capel Street, Dublin 1.
Mmf.
(Thanks Collywobble)
Previously: An Puddleacht
The Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland, (New Island, €5)
(Thanks Terry Rickard)
Shortcomings
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Today’s Irish Sunday Times letters page
Letters from Fr Niall Molloy’s nephews Henry McCourt and Bill Maher in today’s Sunday Times Irish edition.
Previously: Fr Niall Molloy Report: A Conclusion
MORE to folly
Thanks Gillian Nellis (Sunday Business Post); Martin Breen (The Sunday Life); Nick Sutton (UK covers)
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
This afternoon
Michael Brett writes:
At today’s Gowran Park Races. Watching the Grand National on TV through binoculars.
Ah here.
International showjumping daughter of Cruising expecting two foals (Horse and Hound)
(Thanks FancyPrancing)
@TheGrammarGarda My local library #soproud pic.twitter.com/KR9Gtne3iU
— GMcB (@GillianMcBride) April 10, 2015
(H/T: Gerry Hanratty)
All At Sea
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Brendan writes:
At the [Conor McPherson] play “The Seafarer” in Hamden Connecticut. They need to translate the play. Classic.
Free Today?
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Inspired by the movie.
Of two men who built a wall of death in their Longford back garden.
Rebecca Fitzpatrick writes:
The weekend of the arrival of the magnificent Messham’s Wall of Death is finally here at RUA RED [arts centre, Blessington Road, Tallaght) with motorbike riding stuntmen, thrills, chills and possibly spills!
There will be exciting performances happening on the wall at RUA RED Arts Centre, every hour between 12 and 7 TODAY. Family tickets are only €8 with individual tickets €4 and concessions €2.
All ticket holders will also be able to attend a free screening of cult Irish film Eat The Peach (1986), starring Eamon Morrisey and Stephen Brennan as well as the beautiful art exhibition in RUA RED’s gallery” A Matter of Life and Death”.
Wall of Death, RUA Red, Blessington Road, Tallaght, Dublin
Previously: Just Peachy
Ray
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The Club is saddened to hear of the passing of ex-player Ray Treacy last night, aged 68, following a short illness. pic.twitter.com/1Yey62JXWU
— West Bromwich Albion (@WBAFCofficial) April 11, 2015
Ray Treacy, the former Irish international soccer player has died following a brief illness.
Former Ireland international Ray Treacy has died following short illness (Irish Independent)