Stair Porn
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The sensuous, flowing lines of a bespoke wooden staircase at a Mumbai apartment by Mexican studio Arquitectura en Movimiento Workshop.
Kieran Dold writes:
Been enjoying holidays in Croatia and have been using Bus Croatia. Take a look at where this ‘Croatian’ bus is going. Also no bus looks like that here…
Interview in tomorrow’s @IrishTimes with young woman refused an abortion
— Kitty Holland (@KittyHollandIT) August 18, 2014
MORE to folly.
Thanks Nick Sutton, Garrett Rowe, Tanya O’Neill, Enda Cunningham, Enda Bolger, Colm Heaney, Meliosa Fitzgibbon and Kevin Cramer.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
New Canvaz
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Back on the street.
A fresh possibly Ferguson-related work.
Canvaz writes:
“It’s been great to finally escape the studio & go painting outside. The new piece is Dancing in the Tear Gas and is on Grand Canal Dock across from the U2 production building.”
Live Stream
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Alan writes:
CCTV is monitoring this babbling brook in Cobh [Co. Cork]
Sisters
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Frances Fitzgerald (top) and Jan O’Sullivan (above)
“Obviously I would be concerned and people reading the accounts will be concerned for the woman and the baby involved. Clearly we passed legislation earlier in the year and will continue to monitor legislation and see how it is being implemented.”
Frances Fitzgerald, Justice Minister
“It’s very difficult case and everyone is concerned for the woman the baby…this is best possible legislation that could be introduced. It isn’t possible to deal with broader issues under terms of constitution and realistically, there isn’t going to be referendum in the lifetime of the Government”.
Jan O’Sullivan, Education Minister
(Leon Farrell, Laura Hutton/Photocall ireland)
Dublin artist Alan Mongey with his mother, Sally, (top) at the unveiling of the Malborough Street Mural in Dublin today.
Mark writes:
‘The Marlborough Street Mural’ is a community arts project sponsored by Irish Life and Luas Cross City. The mural is a colourful, large scale graphic art piece stretching over 50 metres and was unveiled by Alan Mongey and participating students.”
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)