Bold.
Via Richard Chambers
The trigger-happy winners and infinitesimally off-target runners up of last Friday’s Do You Feel Lucky? competition.
The two soon-to-be proud owners of Cathryn Lavery’s superb limited edition Filmography Of Guns print (with collector’s book) are:
Special mention (but, sadly, no print ) to:
To claim your prize (copes and Mark), please send your mailing address to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie and we’ll arrange to have your prints forwarded to you in the coming days.
Many thanks to everyone who gave it a shot.
Gave it a shot.
Ah, suit yourselves.
übertool made us cry.
They allowed this!
Kilbarrack United versus The Legends of Ireland at Morton Stadium, Santry, Dublin yesterday (in aid of Irish Autism Action).
Colm writes:
“We could have done with Hawkeye on Saturday at Morton stadium……typical John Aldridge poacher’s goal!”
Was it over?
YOU decide.
Ah here.
Eoghany writes:
“Spotted in Cavan Town [Co Cavan] today. Of all the buildings to smash your van into!”
Oh.
It’s like two completely different hotels.
Judy Cecil writes:
“check out the images on Groupon.ie [as top] and then the actual hotel images [as above]….”
FIGHT!
Dead Money
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— Bank of Ireland (@bankofireland) July 25, 2014
This afternoon.
Eamonn writes:
“A miniature pony and traditional traveller van leads out the mourners at the funeral of nine-year-old-twin brothers, Tom and Paddy, after the funeral mass in the Holy Cross Church in Charleville, County Cork. The brother who killed the twins before taking his own life, 21-year-old Jonathan will be buried in the afternoon.”
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
Glengarriff (or more likely Allihies), county Cork yesterday.
(Thanks Gary Byrne)