Scenes from Dublin’s ‘Golden Mile’ situated within the borders of College Green, George’s Street, South King Street, Dawson Street and Nassau Street, Dublin yesterday.
Fupping golden sun-kissed hipsters.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
The Launch of Martcade in Rathmines, Dublin tonight.
“Launch, BYOB and two great acts one minute walk from the canal (Portobello Bridge)?”
Oh go on then.
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Stop motion animator Micaël Reynaud uses slit-scanning, timelapse and masking to create what he calls “hypnotic very short films”.
This is award-winning, next-level gifcraft right here. The pigeon (above) was a finalist in the Saatchi Gallery Motion Photography competition and more recently, Reynaud won the 2014 Giphoscope International Art GIF contest.
More here.
The story of Heisenberg in the style of Hargreaves.
Animated and narrated by Jonny Lang and Jason Burke of Eager Beaver Films
(H/T: John Gallen)
Irish Summer
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https://twitter.com/ellamcsweeney/status/479959922839678976
The Guardian’s Roy Greenslade writes:
“I am carrying this guest blog in part because Sinead O’Shea touches on a topic I often mention – the failure of mainstream Irish media to do their job properly. But she goes way beyond the lack of inadequate reporting to consider the darker side of her home country….”
The Dark Truth About Modern Ireland (Sinead O’Shea, The Guardian)
The fork?
A Hube-smiting, Newbridge Silverware parody by Eliese O’Byrne White and Jill McKeagney of Painted Horses Productions.
Thanks Linda Meehan
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Dublin within the past 30 minutes.
Niall Toner writes:
“Twelve stretch Mercs. I think this is for [Grafton Street] flower seller Theresa Kelly‘s funeral.”