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For the month that’s in it.

The ugly side of the  World Cup designed by Kie Carew, editor of new Dublin-based football periodical, Póg Mo Goal, a title focused on “considered design and great quality writing from around the world”.

Issue one features Brazilian photo-journalist Gabriel Uchida, Ron Ullrich from cult-German website 11freunde, and Donal Fallon from Dublin’s own Come Here to Me, alongside illustrators Dave Merrell from Manchester and Dan Leydon from Ireland.

Yes yes.

But can YOU name those four controversial World Cup incidents (above)?

Answers MUST be revealed by 3.30pm.

Referee’s decision is final.

Pog Mo Goal

Thanks Ciaran Le Cool

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A promo video featuring seven surreal CGI-enhanced vignettes by director Dan Kokatajlo and a team of creatives for the launch of the album Floating Metal Key by London-based electronica musician Mathew Wilcock.

Artist Digitally Warps London For EP Teaser (The Creators Project)

laughing squid

suburbia

Should you live in or are fascinated by the ‘burbs.

Wild Promises – Ballymore

Cian McCarthy writes:

Thought you might be interested in this video for ‘Ballymore’ by Dublin band Wild Promises.  Its made by the very talented Colm Russell and the video is an attempt to capture the understated beauty and poetry of the suburbia….

 

Wild Promises (Facebook)

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The 2014 Social Media Awards (The Sockies) invite (top) and sock diva promo (above) featuring Irish social media pioneer Rick O’Shea, of 2FM

Tomorrow night.

We’ve been INVITED.

*rummages through laundry basket*

Bord Gais Social Media Awards

pint

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUXLJkpKfgA&feature=youtu.be

Rudimentary dance moves?

From a pint?

Ruairí Brennan writes:

“I throw some parties in a small village pub. Check out the pint of Guinness dancing on the bar! It should be an advert…”

 

Founders of the Internet

Founders of the Internet by Glow New Media

David Eaves writes:

There were many names who made our short list. The final group we selected all passed the test “Would the global internet be substantially reduced without the body of work of this individual?”

No women, eh?

FIGHT!

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