PaddyIrishMan writes:
“Not much of a Céad Míle Fáilte from this house in Shankill [Co Dublin].”.
David Molloy writes:
“We had to take extreme measures to be left alone…”
Meanwhile…
Stephen Kelly writes:
“Labour have handily left space on their election posters to encourage debate…(As seen in Cork City).”
Or else!
Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams TD launching his party’s European election campaign today with a scribbled order topical double negative in the Royal College of Physicians, Kildare Street, Dublin.
Mark Stedman writes:
“Above is what Deputy Adams wrote down, ‘Don’t say it isn’t coming up on the doorsteps,’ after the party’s four European election candidates were asked if his time detained by the PNSI was being asked while they were canvassing….”
Later….
Halo you.
Gerry Adams with Liadh Ni Riada (Ireland South), left, and Martina Anderson MEP (Six Counties).
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
Nameless, collarless and homeless.
Dublin SPCA writes:
“Anyone missing this little dog? Found in the Glasnevin [Dublin] area…”
Anyone?
Anti-Mary Hanafin literature in Blackrock, Co Dublin this evening.
Ms Hanafin, a former minister, is standing in the Blackrock constituency as a rogue Fianna Fail Local Election 2014 candidate.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Alon Hetzroni’s short film about the hand-setting, printing and binding of Pointe Shoes, a book of verse and illustrations by Israeli poet Ronny Someck.
A bespoke production by book artist Ido Agassi that results in a print run of just 88 copies.
Atticus writes:
“Received a replacement Set Top Box from UPC yesterday with a note saying that the Smart Card ‘had already been installed’. Eh, thanks. :/”
Anyone?
Justin Moran tweetz:
Just spotted it on Nassau St. Black text on dark blue background a bit of a design error.
Oh.
David O’Gorman writes:
“Stay off the soft sand. Dollymount [Co Dublin] only a few moments ago…”
Libraries.
They gave us power AND free books.
Tuesday’s post about Libraries: a new LAVISH tome featuring Trinity College Library and The National Library of Ireland prompted one commenter to ask: “Any chance of a competition for a copy?”
Well.
It turns out the buke is published in Dublin by luxury brand, Roads.
At a “Ssssh”-making €45!
AND we have one (yes just ONE) copy of Libraries (Roads €45) to giveaway to ONE delinquent library lender.
Just complete this guilt admission
I would like to now confess that in my younger years I failed to return__________________ [name book here] and I am very sorry.
Lines MUST close at 5.45pm 6.15pm 8.45pm Midnight (due to overwhelming bouts of conscience)
Thanks Stephanie
