Wicklow Street, Dublin 2 – yesterday evening.
(Thanks Anne)
In less than a month, this – albeit rather satisfying – 7-second clip of a waffle falling over has amassed over 460,000 YouTube views, 6600 likes and a huge gallery of obligatory tribute remixes.
Where is your god now?
Other People
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Yes, married. pic.twitter.com/ZSMnpluSeL
— Patrick Stewart (@SirPatStew) September 8, 2013
Patrick ‘Quadruple Take’ Stewart (73) announces his marriage – officiated by ‘Doctor of Divinity’ Ian McKellan – to jazz singer Sunny Ozell (35) on the Twitters.
They’ve been together five years.
She’s his triple take.
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Nick Sutton, Barry Duggan, Mike Hogan 4FM, Padraig Glynn, Joe Donnelly and Shayna.
Unwelcome youthful ‘jewel jangling” on RTÉ’s Six One News this evening
Crime correspondent Paul Reynolds remains oblivious to the lengthy tracksuit billiards taking place mere yards away.
Fair play though, in fairness.
Get that seen to, in fairness.
Thanks F
Northern Ireland football supporters this evening on their way to the Stade Josy Barthel for a World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg this evening..
It’s their traditional route.
Live blog here
Thanks Nikkeboentje
Unbowed
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Tall Ship Astrid in Kinsale Harbour, Kinsale, Co Cork moments ago.
Earlier; Meanwhile, in Kinsale
Thanks Joanne
From a series entitled It’s A Dog’s Life by German photographer Ralph Hargarten who sez:
Most dogs have human names, so why not shooting them like humans. In my pictures I tried to catch different expressions as I would do with people as well. These are the results.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=criEcLXgUQ0
This erotic ‘gaucho’ dance by Danish silent-era diva Asta Nielsen from the 1910 film ‘Afgrunden’ (directed by Peter Urban Gad) caused something of an uproar in its day.
It’s still pretty damn rorty.
*loosens celluloid collar*