Mariusz Kaminski (above) witnesses a pike attack on the Royal Canal yesterday.
They’re killing the bream.
YOU could be next.
Victor Karu writes:
Mariusz always does catch and release so this is a very a good example that not all Eastern Europeans are killing the fish in Ireland. I do not want to say exactly where it is because I want the pike to live. The bream was unlucky but we were very, very lucky to witness it because it’s very rare when a pike attacks a fish that size unless it’s huge……
M50 northbound exit 4.
Within the last 30 minutes.
Thanks Maidhici and Rebecca O’Keeffe and Killian.
Update:
Thanks Brendan
In Drumcondra, Dublin.
James writes:
“I think the sign writer may have consumed a few making this.”
Conor Galvin writes
Good to see that the HSE value a college education with €50 over the dole…
What you may need to know
1. Matthew McConaughey made one hell of a comeback. Now he’s gunning for an Oscar.
2. Step One: Star in a moving true story.
3. Step Two: Lose a shitload of weight.
4. Step Three: Play someone with a disease and/or a disability. Who gives great speeches.
5. Step Four: Have a scene-stealing supporting role in the new Scorsese flick as a back-up plan.
6. Step Five: Have a guaranteed blockbuster (the new Chris Nolan movie) ready to go afterwards.
7. Broadsheet Prognosis: It’s in the bag.
Release Date: Autumn
That’s what they all say.
The IFSC, Dublin this morning.
Thanks Steve Conlon
Best for workers, eh?
Best and worst: Ireland (Bloomberg)
Best Places To Work (Bloomberg)
Thanks Brian Healy
Splutter.
A controversial 1980s Guinness ad currently on the Guinness New Zealand Facebook page.
FIGHT!
Thanks Reppy
A short film by Louis Morton (his graduation piece from the University of Southern California) uses an atmospheric soundscape recorded in Los Angeles and Tokyo to evoke the simmering organized cacophony of city life.
If you have headphones handy, now would be the time.
