The Palestine flag-festooned Ha’penny Bridge, Dublin this afternoon.
Fight!
U.N. Security Council Rejects Palestinian Resolution (Time)
Thanks Janet Newenham
Dublin Port this morning from the IFSC.
“No filter”
Thanks Conor D
Surprise!
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Irene Walsh writes:
… the moment the beautiful bride Avril copped her brother had surprised her from Australia, captured by wedding photographer Elaine Lally. Magic.
The correct use of a selfie stick at the Lake Sebu Seven Falls attraction in the Philippines.
Mick Flavin writes:
Just a dumb joke illustrated…I’m happy to change it if any Irish-speakers take exception to my questionable Gaeilge…
MORE to folly.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Dermot Ahern (Irish Examiner); Nick Sutton (UK papers); Enda Cunningham (Connacht Tribune)
Time Please
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Splutter.
Jimmy writes
I know you don’t normally do this but these were left on the coat hanger in the snug in The Palace Bar [Fleet Street, Dublin].
Dawn over Dublin Port this morning.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Stephen D writes:
From the base of the Sugarloaf [Co Wicklow] this afternoon, looks like a summer’s day.
Near Athboy, Co Meath last night.
Thanks Carlos the Curragh
Lough Owel, Mullingar, Co Westmeath yesterday.
Thanks Quint
American photographer Beth Moon has spent the last 14 years travelling the world in search of the oldest, rarest and biggest trees.
Her duotone prints are specially developed for exhibition using a platinum/palladium process that ensures a deep tonal range and a durability to match the often millennium-old subject matter.
60 of her majestic tree images were recently published in a book called Ancient Trees; Portaits Of Time.