Mick McGrath.
You’ll like him.
Bob Coggins writes:
“Have a wee look at this and see what ya think – we made it here a few weeks ago about a lad who broke into the Leinster team after coming back from breaking his leg and almost giving up rugby 2 years ago. He made his debut earlier this season for Leinster Rugby”
Fair play in fairness.
No cash/favours/glucose fitness beverage given for this post.
“We were saddened to hear of the death of [alleged internet critic of the parents of Madeleine McCann] Brenda Leyland. It would be inappropriate to speculate or comment further at this time.”
A Sky News statement today on the death of Brenda Leyland who apparently took her own life after being accused of internet trolling by reporter Martin Brunt.
‘sup?
Michael Murphy writes:
“Shoe where would you get it? Phoenix park today at lunch time. [Existential Wolfhound] Fionn looks on at the abandoned shoes…”
Do dogs get The Fear?
Portraits created from layers of discs cut from paint swatches by San Francisco-based visual artist Peter Combe who sez of them:
These artworks transform and change subtly as the viewer shifts from his/her vantage point, there is a magic that occurs, a trick of the eye where color seems to occupy space—a void—at once ethereal, yet seen from another angle the whole appears as if a ghostly image, veiled in gossamer.
This afternoon.
Derek Haughton writes:
“Outside a GP in Clondalkin [Dublin]. The driver is in the shops next door with her kids. At least she didn’t double park over the disabled parking swell….”
UPDATE:
They’re all at it.
Derek adds:
“I spoke too soon…”
The trailer for an innovative award-winning short by filmmaker Daisy Jacobs (currently doing the festival circuit) that combines life sized wall-mural characters on a real life set with 3D stop motion to tell the story of two brothers struggling to care for their aged mother.
Here’s how it was done.
