Right so.
http://vimeo.com/91082645
For your consideration.
Beoir: A Tale of Irish Craft Ale
A timely short by Sean Monaghan of Tall Story media about micro-breweries in Ireland and the search to find a better tasting beer.
Includes the Poker Tree brewery [founder Darren Nugent, top] in Tyrone, The Donegal brewing company, Innishmacsaint brewing company, Mescan brewing company and Kinnegar brewing company.
A nation of Guinness lovers can’t hold them back.
What!?
BfDeTiger writes:
“Just picked up a package at The Fat Face store in Henry Street [Dublin]. Just cause they’re losing Scotland….”
Just one more thing, we’re very pleased to announce that Pat Kenny will be joining the #UTVIreland presenting team.
— UTV Ireland (@UTVIreland) August 19, 2014
FIGHT!
Pic via Laura Slattery (Irish Times)
Pat Kenny at his announcement today in Dublin with fellow UTV Ireland presenter Alison Comyn (middle).
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Mmf.
The fabled DT One Network from the since dissolved Dublin Transportation Agency.
H writes;
“I found this bit of aspiration today, Dated from Oct 2000…Oh how we dreamed!”
Saturday August 23: Vestibule x White Collar Boy: The Drifter, Matt Karmil, Twinkranes, White Collar Boy, Somerville @ Merrion Square, Dublin (3pm – 11pm, €20)
Nialler9 writes:
“An all-day outdoor music party in Merrion Square to celebrate Aoife Tunney’s exhibition of contemporary art that has resided in the square since May, electronic duo White Collar Boy have curated a lineup of international DJs and talent from closer to home including the Connemara spectral folk singer Somerville and the motorik-rock of Twinkranes.”
In Your Face
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Phrenology
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ADW!
EOIN!
GAG!
KIN!
Under one roof!!
Gearoid O’Dea writes:
‘Landmarked’ is a street art exhibition taking place August 21st to the 4th September in The Mart, Rathmines Dublin. Proudly supported by Tiger beer the show will focus on the idea that landmarks can be created in the urban environment through the work of street artists.
Their art is breathing life into public space. The ‘Landmarked’ exhibition will bring some of the best elements of their work under the roof of the iconic fire station in Rathmines – a landmark in itself….”
Landmarked – Street Art Exhibition, The Mart, Rathmines (Facebook)