Keith’s birthday!
Ashling Graham writes:
They’ve granted Arthur the sainthood here…
Wiggie in a onesie in South Wigston, Tesco, Leicester.
It’s what you’ll be wearing next season.
Thanks T Rigley
Not Afraid
at
Oh.
The face? That can’t be proper.
Anyone?
The next Dublin Quiz On Your Face is on Wednesday, October 2.
Thanks Niall
He So Irony
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US embassy funding Irish gay rights group http://t.co/KCDvkGIrfs How is this not interference in Irish affairs?
— David Quinn (@DavQuinn) September 20, 2013
Previously: Come Dine With Me (Pro-Life Edition)
Youth Defence And The Standards In Public Office Commission
“Everyone In A Relationship Deserves Legal Protection…Even Gay People”
Unspeakable
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[Dublin Surgeon] Mr [Muhammad Taufiq] Sattar said he was fighting back tears as he explained his situation to an employee at the check-in desk last Friday morning.
However the airline charged him the full new ticket price, €188, to book the new flight.
….At the airline’s annual general meeting this morning,One shareholder said the airline had a “macho” culture and that it needs to be addressed by the airline.
(BBC)
Jessy Rose of Tallaght-based, decent Irish hip hop collective Hare Squead.
Hare Squead, who range in age from 16-18, were responsible for this monstrously infectious Summer ‘jam’.
Their first headline gig will be in the Academy, Dublin on January 10, 2014.
Thanks Philip Wrenn
Yarn Bombing
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This morning.
Alan writes:
Yarn bomb in Inchicore village, Dublin (not at Goldenbridge)
Anyone?
A video infographic from Irish-based NGO Restart Ireland.
Restart Ireland is an independent funding platform that utilises crowdfunding solutions to help solve the specific social problem created by negative equity mortgages on family homes.
It starts here.
OR does it?
A queue of around 300 people at the Apple store in Victoria Square, Belfast.
Paulo Ross tweetz:
iPhone5S has almost sold out at Apple, Belfast. Only £700+ 64GB ‘Sky grey’ models left. Crazy.
Pics: Fionnaula O’Connell, Paulo Ross