University College Cork magazine [out tomorrow].
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Kieran Murphy, Dermot Ahern, Enda Bolger, Brian Oliver and Joe Donnelly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS9c2UhMTY8&feature=youtu.be
Showbiz Geek [not his real name] runs down the 30 things he discovered on turning 30.
The fun is over.
Time to get comfy.
Give them a clip around the ear. Never did Karl any harm.
Deb Molloy tweetz:
This is now hanging in the kids’ area in the [National Museum of Ireland – Decorative Arts & History] museum in Collins Barracks. I despair.
Some Neck
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In fairness.
Pat Flanagan writes:
There goes the Sunday dinner. [from left] Batman, Isaac [top shelf merchant] & Charlie launch strategic raid on on Monica’s fridge [foolishly] left open.
Ballybunion, Co Kerry this afternoon.
Aidan Gore writes:
Looking away from the Men’s Strand in Ballybunion.The beaches here were hit hard by the recent storms but remain still a thing of beauty. Don’t know who the person in the distance is but a nice silhouette all the same.
Palmer’s Rock, Salthill, Galway.
Thanks John Gallen
Galway Harbour, Galway this evening.
Thanks Alan Travers
Stop Pit
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Activists, including Socialist MEP Paul Murphy, third from left, at Advance Pitstop, Russell Street, Dublin earlier today protesting against the company’s use of JobBridge to advertise for 28 intern positions.
Previously: You Can’t Get Cheaper Than A JobBridge Fitter
Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland
The Northern Lights in Tromso, Norway.
A video shot by French-Dublin-timelapse-hero Matthieu Chardon for Newstalk’s weekly science show, Futureproof, presented by Jonathan McCrea this morning.
Listen back to today’s show here.
Previously: Matthieu Chardon on Broadsheet
Thanks Jonathan McCrea
Density
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Mesmeric photographs of Hong Kong’s mind-bendingly dense concentrations of high-rise living space by Michael Wolf, a German photographer currently resident in the Chinese city.
