Dave writes:
Puppy Murray rocking his Xmas pudding costume
Patrick writes:
Bismarck – Keeps growling at the chimney.
Lydia writes:
My dog who now hates me…
Niamh writes:
Mac is loving his antlers this Christmas :)
Your pet at Xmas to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked My Pet At Xmas. A compilation of pets sent in to us this Xmas (with music by Bark Bach) here.
Here’s Nuala with the weather.
NOT!
Whaddyanuts writes:
The One O’Clock news [RTÉ] today…What was Nuala Carey watching?
*kicks telly*
Irish Emigrants toasting Xmas from abroad and urging a vote for expats before the next General Election.
An image sharing initiative organised by emigrant lobby group, We’re Coming Back.
Toasting expats can share their toasts on the twitter stream toastforavote.
From top: Conor at the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium; David and friends at Collin Irish pub, Paris, France; Elly and friends, Cairo, Egypt; Julie and friend , Sydney, Australia; Paul and friend, South Korea; Chloe and family, England; Siobhan, London, England; (l-r) Chris, Billy and Peter, Arequipa, Peru.
Thanks Conor O’Neill
This morning
Eileen writes:
You might appreciate this sign I saw this morning in Fernley Court [Dublin 8]…sarcastic!
Home For Christmas.
Mark Holland writes:
A beautiful piece about being abroad for Christmas, with some stunning shots of Dublin over Skype interviews with young people who have emigrated. All credit to some ridiculously talented friends of mine, Ciarán Dooley and Eamonn Murphy.
WHAT!?
Looking for some last minute stocking fillers? TK Maxx Carrickmines [Dublin].
Fight!
This afternoon.
A Texaco garage, Rathfarnham, Dublin.
Jimmy writes:
For when the sleigh is in the garage.
Last night.
Two unidentified members of from Speaking Of Imelda [a London-based direct-action feminist performance group ‘that seeks to challenge the ongoing problem of Ireland making England the legal destination for abortion’] fixed a giant pair of Underpants to the railings of Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin calling for an “appeal to the Eigth Amendment and reproductive justice for Ireland”.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
