FAI ireland writes:
“Euro semi-finalist
#IRLWU19 [The Republic of Ireland Women’s Under 19s]. it’s all about teamwork…”
Thanks Barry Higgins
Kids Kursing
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A sweary compilation of proto-pottymouthedness (adorable aside from the inexplicable inclusion of Exorcist clips which have lost none of their power to shock) by freelance editor Avaryl Halley.
NSFW, obviously.
State revisionism.
Compiled by open source fan Jari Bakken.
Neil Dorgan writes:
“List of anonymous Wikipedia edits from Irish Government IP Addresses (top): Including plenty of vandalism and a particularly offensive homophobic edit (above)…”
Full list Here
Pavlova?
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This morning.
Leon writes:
“[Models] Tara O Farrell (left) and Sarah Morrissey with chef Nevan Maguire sample some of Ireland’s ‘favourite desserts as they launched traditional Summer Desserts ‘with a modern twist’ for Avonmore Fresh Dessert Cream….
…An online poll shows Pavlova to be Ireland’s number one favourite dessert.”
‘Healthy’ yoghurtian, sludge-like, choc-free, non cake?
Pavlova?
PAVLOVA!?
Fight!
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
REMINDER: Beckett bridge is closed to traffic between 9-10pm. 5.8k tons will lift & rotate 90 degrees as part of scheduled maintenance (1/2) — Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) July 22, 2014
We’d like you to come down and take some photos at 9pm. You can submit them to http://t.co/7zzmhK0Q4I and we’ll credit you/link back. (2/2) — Dublin City Council (@DubCityCouncil) July 22, 2014
Update:
The bridge open tonight.
Thanks Halfahead
From Sandymount Strand, Sandymount, Dublin at lunchtime.
The girth is thickening.
Earlier: Foggy Foggy Foggy
Thanks John Murtagh
Mick Wallace and Clare Daly arrested at Shannon Airport http://t.co/TXGbXTdKZQ
— Irish Times News (@IrishTimesNews) July 22, 2014
You pair.
Scamps be scampin’.
Free The Shannon Two.
UPDATE here.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Meanwhile…
Trying to think who Mick Wallace and Clare Daly reminded me of- and then suddenly pic.twitter.com/brKKAkSRdg
— Annie West (@anniewestdotcom) July 22, 2014
The former Crowley’s Music Store on Cork’s MacCurtain St today (top) looking neglected and up for sale.
Rory Gallagher purchased his 1961 Fender Stratocaster (centre) in Crowley’s Merchants Quay shop and changed Irish music FOREVER.
In the clip (above) from his 1974 Irish tour documentary Rory is seen sampling the goods in both shops and talking with proprietor Michael Crowley.
Previously: Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fender
Sh*t The Bed
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This morning.
Controversial self-help tech messiah Niall Harbison’s controversial, rude-named ‘Get Sh*t Done buke at number one in Hodges Figgis, Dawson Street, Dublin.
FIGHT!
*continues reading The Silkworm*
Pic via Michael McLoughlin
Brine Pimp
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The prototype QUANT e-sportslimousine debuted at the Geneva motor show last March – a four-seat roadster with four electric motors (one per wheel) drawing power from redox flowcell technology developed by NASA in the 1970s.
912bhp, 900km range, 0-100km/h in 2.8s, 380km/h – approved this month for use on European roads, so no mere concept.
All generated by nothing more than salt water.