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More to follow.
Thanks Colm Heaney, Geoff McGrath, Aileen Donegan, Wroxy Meredith, Patrick Conboy and Nick Sutton.
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Lusk At Dusk
at
County Dublin earlier.
Daniel writes:
Sure where would you get it without filters?
Carol adds:
…the view from Dun Laoghaire, [county Dublin] a short while ago
And Ronancat adds:
Dublin bay from Dun Laoghaire today. No filter needed!
He’s Da Bomb
at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=QdF8SzTkzsc
Eamon Dunphy drops the F-bomb twice in discusssion with Bill O’Herlihy on live TV ahead of Brazil vs Mexico and later apologises at half-time.
Contains NSFW language.
Thanks Andrew Sheridan and Niall O’Connor
The 2014 Lockout.
Sasko writes:
“Workers at the Greyhound waste disposal plant in Clondalkin in Dublin [this afternoon] claim they have been “locked out” of work because they refused to use a new clocking-in system.”
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Always online?
David C Lynch (yes) writes:
“You were kind enough to post my previous two shorts, Stay and Liquid Nation, last year My third short film, After, was shot with a similar micro budget as the previous two and explores the significance of social media’s integration on our modern culture. How it has become embedded into who we are and how we interact with one another. It may have even created an immortality by-product. I’m awaiting selection results from numerous festivals but I’d love to get it seen online…”
FIGHT!
A charmingly, chubbily pugilistic stop-motion short by Emma de Swaef and Marc James Roels, chosen last year as the trailer for the National Animation Festival in Bruz, France.
Here’s a preview of their next short, Oh Willy (stop that).
Dublin 2, 40 minutes ago. Pavement cordoned off outside the Superdry Store as a large glass panel on the second floor, having cracked and shattered, threatens to fall at any moment
More as we get it.
(Pix: Oisín Kane)
It doesn’t need a Flake once it has a ripple.
Donal Moloney writes:
“For the day that’s in it. Mr Ripple (John Taylor) is originally from the north of Scotland but has been doing the Ice Cream rounds in south Dublin for 43 years…”
Meanwhile…
Scúp Gelato in Cork city this afternoon.
Via John Roycroft
Splutter.
Depends.
Thanks Mark Mahoney