The Heald HT1- VIPER shallow mount road blocker crash test.
Wait for it
((H/T: Nelly Bergman)
MORE to folly.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Séamus Kiernan (Westmeath Topic); Patrick Conboy (Longford Leader); Nick Sutton (UK papers); Kevin Cramer (Irish Examiner); Garrett Rowe (Irish Times); Meliosa Fitzgibbon (The Irish Daily Mail)
This evening at the EA Sports Cup game between Bohemians and Longford Town.
Philip O’Connor writes:
Sign at Dalymount Park. Love Irish football :)
Update:
Full-time result: Bohemians 3 – 1 Longford Town
Grand So
at
Oh.
The results of an Irish Mirror online poll this afternoon.
First water charge bills to hit homes from tomorrow as protesters continue to resist (IrishMirror)
Meanwhile…
Irish Water has confirmed that it has asked around 11,000 customers who submitted payment details in writing or over the phone to re-submit the information.
The company said that 9,000 customers who gave details of direct debit mandates over the phone were asked to re-submit them in writing, following concerns over data protection.
11,000 Irish Water customers asked to re-submit payment details (RTÉ)
This afternoon.
Stephen’s Green (except pic 4, Phoenix Park), Dublin.
From pic 3: Emily Batelle and Kirsty Mitchell from London; Jazreeha Azizul, Adibah Khairizan and Lisha Shariffudin from Malaysia; Renata Ferreira and Jeferson Luz from Brazil
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Hazarajet, Afghanistan today.
Stumpy writes:
We appear to have (finally) seen the last of the winter weather here in the central highlands. Snow coverage is retreating, and patches of green starting to appear…
Model and blogger Alison Canavan with her son James and a large €2 coin
Have you run out of school holiday diversions?
Read on.
Joanne writes:
ODEON has family fun wrapped up no matter the month. ODEON Kids has been re-launched and with tickets only €2 it is the perfect family activity this Easter.
The ODEON Kids offer is available in ALL ODEON cinemas nationwide (Blanchardstown, Cavan, Coolock, Limerick, Naas, Newbridge, Portlaoise, Point Village, Stillorgan, Waterford).
With a huge choice of films on the big screens handpicked for little ones, which change every eight weeks, it’s an offer that’s too good to resist for kids and adults alike.
This Season new film additions include the animated film Big Hero 6 that has broken box offices around the world as well as one of the world’s most beloved bears – Paddington.
ODEON kids will run every day throughout the Easter holidays: Until Thursday April 9, ODEON kids film is Big Hero 6 (10am and 10.30am) Friday 10th April to Sunday 12th April ODEON kids film is Paddington (10am and 10.30am).
We have FIVE family passes (4 tix) to ODEON kids to giveaway to FIVE Broadsheet readers with bored children to entertain. To enter, just complete this simple sentence:
‘The movie every kid should watch at least once is____________________because____________’
Lines MUST close at 8.45pm MIDNIGHT
(all five winners notified in t’morning)
It’s Animal
at
This afternoon.
The Dublin Zoo in the Pheonix Park in Dublin as temperatures ‘soared’ to 18 degrees Celsius.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile…
Animals!
Overfilled bins near the Tea Rooms, Phoenix Park this afternoon.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)