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Daddyo-timeline-HDFrom Dublin based digital consultancy iQ Content comes this app aimed squarely at first time fathers.

Based on the experiences of their lead designer and young dad, Tom Cunningham, it provides a timeline from conception to 6 months old.

For each stage, a list of tips and explanations are given to guide the nervous first time father through the nightmare journey.

Daddyo is available on the Apple App Store for €1.79.

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Eric from Quirk Books writes:

A while back, you covered Andrew Knapp and his adorable, Instagram-famous dog, Momo. Well, this March we’re releasing a book…

Previously: Where’s Momo?

Find Momo: A Hide And Seek Photography Book (Quirk Books)

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John McDonald writes:

Dunnes Stephens Green [Shopping Centre, Dublin]. Around 100 protesters [apparently from the Irish Farmers Association] and a few Gardai just now…

 

More as we get it.

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rhonaLemoneadi writes:

Irish Times article on St Vincent’s has Dr Rhona Mahony as main picture even though only two lines in the article are about her – not sure if it’s very fair considering they also mention a Dr. Sam Coulter Smith who received more in an “allowance”.

 

St Vincent’s refuses to provide allowance details for senior staff (Irish Times)

Meanwhile: Crown accuses St Vincent’s Hospital board of cover-up (RTE)

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFEnAno-Jzg

Last year, Global Democracy released an awareness-raising video (top), showing how easily model shots can be manipulated in Photoshop.

This year, open source ad agency Victor & Spoils did a suitably Yuletide take on it.

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The call was from a man with an English accent who was warning him that they were in the area [approximately 30 miles off the north west coast of Donegal.
…John [who took the image above] said: “The man we spoke to was a lad with an English accent and he wanted to know where we would be trawling.There could be more submarines out there but it could be the case that we simply don’t know they’re there.”

 

Anyone?

Fisherman Has Close Encounter With Submarine Off Donegal Coast (Donegal Daily)

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