Lar Duf tweetz:
Dublin 8 being tuned into a rubbish tip… thanks to Greyhound. WE NEED HELP
Anyone?
Previously: Greyhound on Broadsheet
Unless you’re a cyclist…
The newly-unveiled Rosie Hackett Bridge this morning.
Bless.
Previously: Where’s The Contra Flow Cycle Lane?
You might recall Shane O’Connor’s missing Bvlgari watch – a present from his late father – dropped somewhere on South William Street, Dublin.
They said it wouldn’t be found.
Shane O’Connor writes:
“Just want say the watch was handed into a bar on South William St, I’m beyond happy…it would be great to update to show the cynics there are good people out there.”
Fight!
Previously: Recognise This Face
The Hot Sprockets – ‘Shake Me Off’
Luke Sweetman writes:
“This is the latest video from Irish band The Hot Sprockets. In an era of bands looking smokily at the camera while touching themselves, this band demonstrates that what they do best is have a smidgen of honest fun.”
FIGHT!
Arhtur Beesley, in The Irish Times, reports that Fine Gael MEP candidate Jim Higgins has delivered fresh allegations from two new Garda whistleblowers to the Department of Justice.
He reports:
While Mr Higgins made reference to the approach from the new whistleblowers in a Raidió na Gaeltachta interview a fortnight ago, he said the story “died a death”. Their claims had not previously been made public.
Asked whether he was raising the matter again now that polling day was approaching, Mr Higgins said the whistleblowers had approached him in recent days inquiring as to whether progress was being made. They felt thwarted by more senior members of the force when they sought to execute prosecutions.
“When I met the whistleblowers, they presented me with very real and shocking information,” Mr Higgins said, adding that he initially approached former minister for justice Alan Shatter with the information.
Higgins hands over Garda claim files (Irish Times)
Photocall Ireland
Hello Hello
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He doesn’t have vertigo.
London artist Fin Dac paints the Edge and Bono on the first floor of the Gibson Hotel in the Point Village, Dublin last night.
Fair play, etc.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
A march against GM multinational Monsanto.
And modified nom in general.
Tony O’Brien writes:
“We are campaigning for healthy, nutritious food for Europe by generating awareness about genetically modified foods, promoting transparency in food labelling and promoting greater scienticic scrutiny of the current GM produce available.
Who got paid to come up with skittle flavoured milk? #p45 pic.twitter.com/5OARjHZjKu
— Jenny Murphy (@jennymurphy045) May 21, 2014
What fresh, fruit flavoured madness is this?
Anyone?