Another sign that the property market needs divine intervention…………images 8 and 9 of this property…
Mark writes:
For years I wanted to make a ‘Best Burger in Dublin’ blog, but I changed my mind and have started a blog called ‘The Dublin Falafel Hunt’. It follows my search for the tastiest falafel in Dublin.
Out of a list of about 20 cafes/restaurants I’ve visited 7 so far and the one that stood out for me was from Ephesus, Capel Street, Dublin: The falafel (above) was really fresh, packed with flavour and had lots of different ingredients. Complimented by tasty sauces and made freshly in the shop, I’ve yet to find one that beats it…
FIGHT!
What you may need to know
1. This teaser is short, and pretty messed up. We like it.
2. It’s the first film in nine years by Jonathan Glazer, who did Sexy Beast (2000).
3. His follow-up, Birth (2004), got a bit of a kicking, hence the nine year break. It’s worth a gander.
4. Oh, he made the GREATEST GUINNESS AD OF THEM ALL to boot.
5. Scarlett Johansson In Scotland. That is all.
6. Reviews have been mixed, to say the least.
7. Best YouTube comment: ‘i have the weirdest boner right now’.
Release Date: Winter

Anti-same sex marriage material [the top one from the ‘Australia Family Association’] appearing in marginal seats ahead of elections in Australia on September 7.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has promised to hold a Parliamentary vote on allowing gay couples to marry within 100 days if his Labor Party wins the election.
Previously: Story, Rudd?
Instead of a rigid frame, the Aster Papposus Sofa has two identical polyurethane and feather-filled star formations that come together to create the seat, backrest and armrests – allowing ten eight guests to ignore one another sit together simultaneously.
Scandal! Caught playing iPhone game at 3+ hour Senate hearing – worst of all I lost!
— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) September 3, 2013
During the Senate hearings on Syria, photographer Melina Mara spotted Senator John McCain playing poker on his iPhone.
The Senate’s Syria hearing: Live updates (Washington Post)
Pic: Melina Mara/Washington Post
Oh.
High drama last night as a Corsa driver ploughed through the front of the Fiveways service station in Newry.
Pics: Newry Times

After learning that 5,500 shelter dogs are put down every day in the United States, artist Mark Barone decided to paint 5,500 portraits of actual shelter dogs, recording their names and the dates they were killed.
Two years into the project, Barone has completed over 3,500 portraits for his ‘memorial museum’, passing on all donations to save and re-home other strays.
MORE: An Act Of Dog