Dublin Airport.
John Murtagh writes:
“The banter is on its way…”
Mean Monday
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RTE’s Aengus Mac Grianna and Terry Gill’s wedding ceremony at the weekend
Mark writes:
“Hopefully the referendum goes better. Some reaction [a tiny minority, in fairness] to the news of a gay marriage over on the Indo Facebook page. Hate speech?”
Yesterday.
Evol writes:
“Sunday parking on the lovely newly installed lanes on Cork’s Popes Quay…”
Thatman
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Acersecomic: A person whose hair has never been cut.
Biblioclasm: The practice of destroying, often ceremoniously, books or other written material and media.
Cacodemonomania: The pathological belief that one is inhabited by an evil spirit.
Xenization: The act of traveling as a stranger.
Yonderly: Mentally or emotionally distant; absent-minded.
Zugzwang: A position in which any decision or move will result in problem
The A – Z Of Unusual Words – a 2011 series by mutiple lecool cover artists the Project Twins (Cork based graphic artists James and Michael Fitzgerald).
See the entire alphabet here.
At last weekend’s Rally de Ourense in Spain, Oscar Barroso and his copilot David Miguez somehow recover from what appears to be certain disaster.
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More to follow.
Thanks Nick Sutton, Brian Oliver, Colm Heaney, Kieran McDaid, Joanne Ahern and Dermot Ahern.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Miguel Jiron’s vibrantly coloured, elegantly phrased short tells the story of a young boy who travels to Nicaragua with his family and faces the first of many cultural challenges – rolling his r’s to pronounce the name of the country correctly.
Previously: Paintstorm