Belmullet harbour last night…
(Thanks Leslie Williams)
Update:
Dara Munnis writes:
Longest day of the year. This is sunrise on Sandymount Strand at 4.57am
Niall Mooney writes;:
“Summer Solstice. Sunrise at Portmarnock beach, Dublin… 4:57 AM.”
More to follow.
Thanks Nick Sutton, Mark Costello and Mick Crowley.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
The Woodwork
atSpotted in Ranelagh… A Celtic Tiger Badger. A rare species from 2006 that's reemerged. #tigersback #celticphoenix pic.twitter.com/uVCUNWF6sR
— Daire Hickey (@hidaire) June 20, 2014
They’re coming out of it.
Not So Fast
at
Just Dropped
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Geoff writes:
“I know, you don’t normalky do this, but I just picked this up on O’Connell Street [Dublin] In the middle of the street. Possibly fallen out if the back pocket of a cycling hipster? Anyways, I’d like to return it to it’s owner if they’re a reader. Locked screen, no contact details…”
Anyone?
On an Irish Rail train into Dublin this evening.
Daniel Dudek Corrigan writes:
“One job…”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uteTiS6T2PU
Legendary Irish folk noir exponents Whirligig.
They’re back.
TONIGHT!
Liam writes:
“Whirlygig are staging a reunion show at the Mercantile, Dame St. in aid of the RISE Foundation this evening. RISE is a charity that counsels and helps families impacted by addiction. The show is on at 8.30 and features support from Shadayda and Aine Duffy. Voluntary door pressure €10….”
The funeral procession and floral tributes to flower seller Theresa Kelly on Grafton Street, Dublin (where Mrs Kelly worked her entire life] this afternoon.
Earlier: Meanwhile, On Aungier Street
Pictures: Martin Maher
Laura writes:
“I know you guys don’t normally do lost property posts but I left my bag in Platform 5 on Connolly Station, Dublin last week with my passport and all my (dirty :/ ) clothes in it. I’m flying to Munich on Monday morning and it hasn’t turned up in any Garda Station or at Connolly. Above is the the type bag and the washbag (top) that I had my passport in. Likely scenario is that someone took it and dumped it when they realised they had taken the bag of a pauper…”
Anyone?