Eamonn Ceannt Park Crumlin last night.
Thanks Simon Hogan
The Belfast Telegraph is reporting that a “woman was caught striking a series of lewd poses at a famous beauty spot”, namely Cave Hill, Belfast.
It reports:
“One rambler told the Belfast Telegraph that the blonde was doing “typical glamour modelling poses – nothing tasteful”.
“Now Social Development Minister Nelson McCausland has called for Belfast City Council to investigate.
“One witness said that he had been sitting down for a rest at around 2.30pm when he noticed what was going on.
“I was sitting drinking my juice and eating my Turkish Delight when what caught my eye was this girl with long blonde hair and a bright pink tracksuit and pink shoulder bag,” he said.
“I thought that looks really odd, it’s not the way you would come up Cave Hill.
“There was a guy behind her, he had a grey bag with what looked like camera equipment.
“They went on up the path, he appeared to be getting his camera equipment out, then she took her gear off. She was posing on a rock and all sorts of poses, glamour sort of stuff.
“I couldn’t see any detail from where I was but it was obvious it wasn’t anything tasteful. She climbed up into the cave at one point, legs splayed out.”
Yikes.
Walkers at Cave Hill beauty spot shocked as naked woman poses for photographs (Belfast Telegraph)
Pic: Belfast Telegraph
Thanks Maeve Quigley
Claire McKeever, of UNICEF Ireland, writes:
“We thought you’d like to see this heart-warming letter which was sent by a young girl in Galway to UNICEF Ireland’s Syria Emergency Appeal [above]
“With heightened tension in the region and the number of refugees rising above 2 million – half of them children – UNICEF is continuing to provide urgent life-saving supplies to children inside Syria and in Jordan, Lebanon, Turkey, Iraq and Egypt but we’re severely underfunded.
“If your readers would like to help they can donate here.”
Previously: How Many?
Claes Nilsson, boss of Volvo Trucks demonstrates the robustness of the new Volvo FMX in Gothenburg harbour.
Apparently, all is as it seems without any camera trickery.
Any excuse.
The Beer Nut writes:
“Mrs Brown: D’Movie, filming on Church Avenue West, Dublin 7 right now.”
There is great drying out there today, in fairness.
No Big Deal
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In this morning’s Irish Independent.
Hat tip: Gavan Reilly
Newspaper left red-faced over ‘drugs’ deal (Irish Independent)
In Machu Picchu, Peru on Tuesday.
Thanks Sarah McCardle
Meanwhile…
At The Basilique Saint-Nazaire-et-Saint-Celse de Carcassonne, France.
Thanks Aaron
Crap!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=grqp-JQMFuM
“Rupert Murdoch’s websites accidentally ran an advertisement that describes his newspapers as “crap”.”
“The ad appeared on Thursday on the mobile phone websites of the Daily Telegraph, Herald Sun, Courier Mail and news.com.au.”
“It was displayed prominently in nearly every top story during lunch-time – the peak period for online browsing – before being removed late in the afternoon.”…
“The ad accuses the Courier Mail and Daily Telegraph of “using their front pages to run a political campaign”.
“An actor then tells viewers: “[The papers’] owner, US billionaire Rupert Murdoch, has an agenda to get rid of our current PM – fair enough, we all have an opinion. But political bias presented as news is misleading crap.”
“At this point, he uses a copy of the Courier Mail to scrape up a pile of dog faeces.”
Jaykers.
‘Help thwart Rupert’: News Corp websites run anti-Murdoch ad (The Age)
Thanks Mark Geary
Dowtcha Boy
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All you ever needed to know about Cork but were afraid to ask.
No, wait.
Come back!
You can download a free copy of the poster here.
Will Walsh writes:
“I know you don’t normally do this…We left a package with an Australian address on it at the Fatima Luas stop this morning around 8.30am. Any chance?”
Anyone?
Update: Will writes:
UPDATE.. WE GOT IT!