Way, dude.
The Milky Way as seen from Chile.
See full sized pic at NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day
Uncanny.
Niall O’Sioradain writes:
A Young Pádraig Pearse advertising Next in Blackrock, Co Dublin…
The ‘frail, wan and crazy’ look.
It’s next season’s quiff.
Josh writes:
The Dublin Bike map that looks like Ireland.
IsMiseLuke writes:
I saw this on [Saturday] while walking along the cliff walk from Bray to Greystones.
The first of four wind turbines under construction in Ringaskiddy, Cork (Cobh in background) right NOW.
As long as they’re not PYLONS,
*shakes fist*.
Blades arrive for new harbour wind turbines (Alan Healy, Evening Echo)
Pic: Larry Cummins
27 janvier, Journée de commémoration de l’Holocauste. Ici, le camp d’Auschwitz-Birkenau #AFP pic.twitter.com/9tbp4TA0B9
— Agence France-Presse (@afpfr) January 27, 2014
Meanwhile in Stormont…
@M_McGuinness_SF tells Assembly he is “delighted” Adolf Hitler was defeated by “Allied Forces” during 2nd World War. Q about Holocaust Day
— Gareth Gordon (@BBCGarethG) January 27, 2014
Young Hearts Run Free presents Moonface, Katie Kim, Caoimhin ó Raghallaigh
, Niamh McCormack Sings @ St. Werburgh’s Church, Christchurch, Dublin (€16)
Nialler9 writes:
A rare gig in Werburgh’s Church (opposite Leo Burdock’s in Christchurch) featuring a fine lineup of YHFR-curated talent: former Wolf Parade singer and current Canadian Spencer Krug in his piano-heavy Moonface solo guise, ethereal singer-songwriter Katie Kim, atmospheric fiddle player Caoimhin ó Raghallaigh and soprano singer Niamh McCormack. Proceeds towards the Simon Community.
Three NSFW minutes of excellent reasons why the next series of Curb Your Enthusiasm is long overdue.
Ex-residents at Derry homes were made to eat their own vomit, beaten for bed wetting and bathed in Jeyes Fluid HIA inquiry told. — Tara Mills (@taramillstv) January 27, 2014
Witness statements from the Sisters of Nazareth came as late as last Friday. HIA inquiry made first request for documents in Nov 2012. — Tara Mills (@taramillstv) January 27, 2014
Sisters of Nazareth nuns have given their evidence to Northern Ireland’s Historical Abuse Inquiry in a “haphazard and piecemeal fashion”, the inquiry has been told. The inquiry is investigating abuse claims against children’s residential institutions from 1922 to 1995.
Nazareth House Children’s Home (above) and St Joseph’s Home, Termonbacca, were both run by the Sisters of Nazareth. The Derry homes are among a total of 13 residential institutions currently under investigation by the inquiry. To date, 434 people have contacted the inquiry to allege they were abused as children.
Sisters of Nazareth evidence ‘haphazard and piecemeal’ (BBC News NI)
Spotted in Ballymun, Dublin yesterday.
(Thanks John Braine)