Sun tinted Highlights from last weekend’s Sea Sessions Surf and Music festival Fesitval in Bundoran, Co Donegal.
It’s changing the way we look at crowd surfing.
*ties bandana*
Thanks Mark Bennett
Co Clare this afternoon.
The Industrial gloats:
“Costa del Lahinch. A stone splitting 27 degrees on the local thermometer…”
Friday July 4: Homebeat presents: Carriages, Maria Somerville, John Cummins @ The Fumbally Café, off Clanbrassil Street, Dublin (€8).
Nialler9 writes:
“A decent night of new music with independent alternative promoters Homebeat helping folk electronica duo Carriages launch their field-recordings-featuring new single Roots (video here) along with promising Galway folk talent Maria Somerville and a spoken word “poetician”. The tour continues with Homebeat and Carriages taking the show along the Wild Atlantic Way (see poster for dates).
Ho’da
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A company of developer Johnny Ronan has won its Supreme Court appeal against a ruling the €1.46 million annual rent for Bewley’s Cafe on Grafton Street must be allowed fall to reflect market rates. The end result of the various provisions of the lease was an “upwards only” review effect notwithstanding it was not expressed in those terms.
Supreme Court rules Bewley’s must pay €1.46m rent (Irish Times)
Judgment here
Meanwhile, back in February:
The Government was defeated in the Seanad yesterday in a vote on a Private Members’ Bill to end upward-only rent reviews. The Independents who voted against the Government included five of the Taoiseach’s nominees: Fiach Mac Conghail, Marie-Louise O’Donnell, Mary Ann O’Brien, Jillian van Turnhout and Katherine Zappone.
Government defeated in Seanad vote on upward-only rent reviews (Irish Times, February)
Give An Inch
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Mr. Magoo sez:
On the way down to Inch strand this afternoon, sure where would you get it?
Thanks C
Your sartorial quandry is at an end..
The four main ways to fold a pocket square, courtesy of Mr Porter and Drake’s Of London.
YIKES!
Mr Jay Smart writes:
“I bought a vintage home photo kit (above) from the Dublin Flea Market on Sunday. I found a spooky negative inside (top)… I wonder if your readers would know who this little lady is?”
Anyone?