Um, the creepy stalkery way?
Grand Canal Dock, Dublin.
Thanks Andy
This afternoon.
Anon writes:
“Four fire brigade engines outside [craft beer selling] Black Sheep on Capel Street [Dublin].”
Anyone?
UPDATE: Fire officers reached blaze before it went mainstream (see comments).
Unless you’re black.
Sido writes:
“You might have seen this article {below] and video from the UK Independent? A policeman in Carolina pulls a man over and shoots him when he reaches in his car for his driving licence.This is one of the most insane actions I’ve ever seen. It’s that mad, you can’t actually believe what’s happening.Seemingly the cop’s been charged and can get up to 20 years in jail. But I can’t help thinking a spell in a psychiatric institution would be more in order.”
Othello You
at
Dundrum Town Centre this morning.
Steven Hartland (Othello) with Siobhan Cullen (Desdemona) and enchanted onlooker at the launch of the Mill Production’s version of Leaving Cert staple Othello [playing at the Mill Theatre October 8-24]
Iago took the lift.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Love and Death (pic3, 4) and Taste The Rainbow (last two pix) – two works composed of (6,607 and 4937, respectively) ‘microcellulose, magnesium Sterate, MDMA and pigment embossed tablets encased by 3 sheets of museum quality, non-reflecting, UV resistant acrylic and framed in tulip wood’ by British ‘underground artist’ Chemical X.
To you? £100,000 and £75,000 respectively.
Story?
at
Starting TONIGHT.
Street Stories Festival, celebrating Dublin 7 life.
The organisers write:
“The event kicks off tonight with a talk by David Jazay on his photographic story of inner city Dublin in the 1980s and ’90s followed by a music session in the Cobblestone pub. Tomorrow we have talks throughout the day on subjects from the Mother and Baby homes, to Dublin in World War I, from Life in Medieval Smithfield to the Massacre in North King Street during the 1916 Rising and lots more. Saturday night will see Dublin’s favourite ska/reggae band The Bionic Rats rocking the Back Room of the Cobblestone and Sunday will be a relaxed day of walking tours and film showings [details below]…”
On her work to work at Central Saint Martins College earlier this month, Martha Bellingham spotted the happiest dog in London.
Dublin City councillor John Lyons has been released after being arrested by Gardai at a water metre protest in north Dublin this morning.
— Gemma O’Doherty (@gemmaod1) September 26, 2014
Yikes.
UPDATE:
This morning.
Alan O’Regan writes:
“The poor beggar abandoned on Marrowbone Lane [Dublin]. Looks like it’s been dragged out of the canal or something…”
FG Seanad nominee John McNulty with Enda Kenny
When you’re giving a fellow a start,
In the Seanad it’s not very smart,
If you let your stroke,
Just go up in smoke,
‘Cause the lad doesn’t care about art.
John Moynes
Pic: Donegal Daily