Grooming fear ‘real’ (Ballycastle Chronicle)

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‘Somewhere” in the Dublin mountains.

Street artist FiNk (currently working in the medium of cling film) writes:

“I know you like your cling film street art so i’m hoping you will post my latest creation: Simply titled “Bear Necessities.”

Do we like our cling film art?

Is the Pope Catholic?

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Some of last weekend’s Electric Picnic 2014 just released in .gif form

From top: Dancing to Interskalactic; dancing to Mogwai; front row for Chic and Kelis getting ‘jiggy’.

More here: Electric Picnic In Animated Gifs (Nialler9)

Thanks Nialler9

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Protests earlier this week in Clondalkin (top) Michael Buckley, CEO of Greyhound

Further to the breakdown of talks between Greyhound Waste and locked out workers blockading the firm’s recycling centre in Clondalkin, Dublin.

Via SWP.ie

The Greyhound dispute has taken a sinister turn today as it emerges that Michael Buckley has served a High Court motion on nine of the locked out striking workers.

Buckley is seeking an order from the High Court which includes seizing workers homes so as to compensate him for loss of earnings and threats of imprisonment. This brings the treatment of these workers to a new low as their family homes are put at risk.
We call on Greyhound to immediately reinstate the workers under their original terms and conditions and to then enter the Labour Court for honest and transparent negotiations with the striking workers and their representatives.
It would be an absolute outrage if any worker was to go to prison for simply defending their job and conditions. There will be outrage and fury across the trade union and labour movement and working class communities across the country if this happens.

Greyhound Dispute Takes A sinister Turn (Socialist Workers Party)

Previously: Greyhound on Broadsheet

(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland, RTE)

Thanks Tony

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Of this, the culmination of his year-long ‘Illustrated Planets’ project, Andy Martin writes:

The Planets is an intergalactic animated journey through twelve distinct worlds. In them we find plasticine battles, bored sheep, robots in love, ghostly fish & chips, superhero kids, as well as lots of other shenanigans.

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