More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Meredith Wroxy, Martin Breen, Eamon Dillon, Ciaran O’Tuama
Gulp.
Historical Pics tweetz:
Guinness planned to advertise in Nazi Germany during the 1936 [Berlin] Olympics (“It’s time for a Guinness”)…
At time of writing the column does not appear on the paper’s website (which would usually be the case). We will remove this post once that does happen. We are reprinting Mrs O’Brien’s column because it is an important contribution to the homophobia debate and in the public interest that it be made available online.
It may be worth noting that neither Breda O’Brien nor John Waters appear on the list of Irish Times columnists on the paper’s site this evening.
Update: Breda O’Brien’s column is now available on the Irish Times website.
Previously: Animal Noises From Around The World
John Waters on ‘Manipulating Public Opinion’. Email the Iona Institute for tickets. Eh, no, thanks. pic.twitter.com/lN28iAjnIB
— Damien Owens (@OwensDamien) February 7, 2014
(Thanks Niall OK)
Inaugural Tom O’Gorman Memorial Lecture announced (Sarah MacDonald, CatholicIreland.net)

UK-based artist Jane Perkins recreates classical artworks and photo portraits using thousands of found objects from LEGO bricks to buttons, beads, shells and plastic toys.
All components retain their original colour and are carefully chosen to match the palette of the work or photo.
The art is in their meticulous placement.
A version of ‘Love the Bomb’ by London-based band Bold Things.
Performed in Co. Louth. Filmed and edited by Claire Byrne
(Thanks Jim O’Donoghue Martin)