“We’re students, precarious workers, the young unemployed and combinations of all three. We’re angry and we’re not leaving.”
Except for sleeping blue hoodie guy.
The closing plenary session of the Young People’s Assembly in Liberty Hall, Dublin yesterday organised by ‘We’re Not leaving’ and hosted by the Young Workers Network.
Young’s People Assembly (Facebook)
Pic Shane. Thanks Jenny
Look around the eyes.
JD writes:
Anyone missing this dog in the Clonskeagh/Dundrum [Dublin] area? He turned up in the back garden 2 days ago. He’s wearing a red collar and seems to have been trained.
Anyone?
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Ciaran O’Tuama, Nicola Tallant and Irish Sun
Mad Spoon writes:
So there I was catching up on [Supernatural drama] Grimm Season Two (Episode 16) when, in a scene showing data being decrypted, I see the above….
Meanwhile…
AF writes:
Screenshot from season one episode 5 of HBO comedy Hello Ladies. Stephen Merchant’s character checking out league of Ireland results…
Meanwhile…
The Love Ulster riot pops up on a telly on ABC television’s fairly poor, in fairness ‘V’ reboot. Video here.
Thanks Rudy Hellzapoppin’
SuperValu, Lusk, Dublin.
Thanks Reppy
“There is a certain sickness to always wanting a happy ending if the desire for it is driven by a fear of seeing things as they are. But there is another force much deeper than fear. The will to live. The will to live with the sadness, loss and life that is life.”
Simon Fitzmaurice
Simon Fitzmaurice (top on TV3’s Ireland Am in 2008) has made two acclaimed short movies Full Circle (2003) and The Sound of People (2007).
With the public’s help he would like to make his first – excellently titled – full length feature.
Currently €13,034 towards a €200,000 goal.
Alan tweetz:
Abercrombie meets GAA in Germany. Engbers.de latest clothes are hurling themed, and hilariously too.
Ruby – a stop motion short by London based animator and body painter Emma Allen, created in five days and featuring the artist’s face cycling from one form, through death and decay, to the next.
