This afternoon.
John Gallagher writes:
This is a fraction of today’s Right2Water march. Second shot taken at corner of Merrion Square looking toward Merrion Street. March backed all the way Nassau Street…Garda say 30K. More like 100K on Wednesday at 2.00pm.
FIGHT!
Update:
Jonny Pardoe tweetz:
All the way from College Green to Merrion Square. Count that!
http://youtu.be/Foj38ees-8k
Only 22 more sleeps.
On the first day of 2015, UTV Ireland goes loive and they’re nearly ready.
A sharply dressed communications guru from the station writes:
UTV Ireland will launch in just 22 days on Sky channel 116, UPC channel 110, SAORVIEW channel 6 and eVision channel 108.
The fit out of our headquarters and HD studios in Dublin’s Docklands was recently completed and the team here is ready for our January 1st launch. We set up a time-lapse to capture the building of our headquarters and thought you might like to see it…
Needs more breakfast roll in fairness.
Previously: Alternative Ulster Television
MORE to folly.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Meliosa Fitzgibbon(Irish Daily Mail); Garrett Rowe (Irish Times); Dermot Ahern (Irish Examiner); Enda Bolger (Irish Sun); Enda Cunningham (Connacht Tribune); Neil Henderson (UK papers)
John Moynes
For three years now,
John Moynes has beaten his brow,
Conjuring lyrical tricks,
In topical, daily ‘ricks,
But owing to family health issues he’s taking a short rest,
All at the ‘sheet wish him the very best
Chompsky
On the Green Line this evening.
Roscommon eh.
Pics from top: Dermot Moriarty, Jim O’Mahoney and Ronan Pallister.
‘My son’s got nifty feet,
Thank you Henry Street…
A timely father/son duet extolling the seasonal products available in one of Dublin’s busiest thoroughfares.
We’re more Mary Street ourselves.
Mmf.
Contains salty language.
Thanks Gerry Claffy
Ah here.
Niall writes:
Dept of Social Protection are advertising for an intern to work in their “busy office environment”. Presumably the job will entail sorting through all those JobBridge applications coming in?
“Camden Street, Harcourt Street, George’s Street, Smock Alley.
No bells from the churches, no urban foxes, no first snowflakes.
Just the boom-boom of a bass, somewhere in the distance.
Rats skittering, across sodden blankets, beds of needles.
On our journey, people laughing, having the craic.
Making the most of their night out, under Christmas lights,
strung high on streets, over strung-out people.
On Grafton Street, a Gucci sign beams over the remnants of humanity.”Enda Kenny on his time with the homeless in the Dáil this afternoon
Kenny gives personal ‘snapshot’ on plight of homeless (RTÉ)
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
https://twitter.com/mark_dunphy/status/542732943228416001
Sea what they did there..
‘sup?
Laura writes:
Matilda looking delighted and full of festive joy in her new Christmas outfit :-) I think she’s happy deep down…
Does your pet love Xmas as much as Matilda? Your pets to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘My Pet At Xmas’.
