Fianna Fail leader Micheál Martin (above centre), Sinn Féin’s Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin (right) and Independent TDs Catherine Murphy (left) and Roisin Shorthall explain why they walked from the Dail this morning.
Jackboot tactics, dude.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Not a patch on Kehoe’s, in fairness.
Richie McCormack writes:
The path to P Mac’s [Stephen Street, Dublin], is lined with scoops…
Fancy a little diversion from the festive juggernaut?
Alex Grybauskas’s multi award-winning short is a new take on the classic ‘deal with the Devil’ premise, exposing the absurd human habit of rationalising evil in order to get the things we want.
On the floor of a bar restroom, a man on his deathbed is met by Danny Pickler: a former classmate of his … who died twenty-six years ago. On the brink of damnation, he is offered a deal that could save his life – but in the process may destroy his humanity.
*tremble*
Thanks Richie C
Update:
Ah.
Damn That makes more sense.
Thanks Roomicube
YIKES!
A sample of the hair-raising (and often practical) content of the Charlie-backing soft-core business mag, Executive. Christmas 1979.
Good, safer times.
More Here: Executive Magazine Christmas Issue 1979 (BrandNewRetro)
Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin moments ago.
Thanks Michael
Nollaigín [little Christmas] in Cork 2013 by Jason Keane
Alternatively….
Christmas in Dublin 2013 by Myles Shelly [for Le Cool Dublin].
FIGHT!
Rassen chopsticks by Japanese designer Nendo and chopstick manufacturer Hashikura Matsukan are a single unit which separates into two for eating – created using a multi-axis CNC mill to achieve the twisting form.
Ah here.
Adam McCarthy tweets:
weren’t you keeping tabs on lame Christmas decorations…?
Lonely Xmas office/home to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Kent Station, Cork, this lunchtime, including collapsed roof and damaged train.
It was the wrong kind of wind.
Yesterday: Gnarly
Pics: Lars
