Claire writes [via BS app]:
Spotted in Wrights of Dublin Airport: the priciest packet of Kimberley in all the land…
Michaella Connolly and Melissa Reid claim they were threatened at gunpoint by a ruthless gangster called ‘The Cockney’ to smuggle cocaine out of Peru to Spain.
“They knew everything about us – who our parents were, what they did, their phone numbers, what friends we had. They even had photos of them and threatened to harm them if we didn’t do as they ordered.” They claimed they had loaded guns put to their heads after being handed over to a ruthless South American cartel and warned: “Do it – or die.”
Peru drug arrests: We were forced to smuggle cocaine with loaded guns to heads (Mirror)
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Nick Sutton, Meliosa Fitzgibbon, Kevin Doyle, Aidan Ellis
Top of the Spire, O’Connell Street, Dublin.
Image by Paul O’Connell.
How did he do that?
Jaysus.
Paul O’Connell Photography (Facebook)
Thanks Ciaran Le Cool
Oh.
The National Maternity Hospital, Holles Street, Dublin, this evening.
Thanks Clerkster
*splutter*
Thanks Roisin Peddle
Get Hymn
at
This afternoon.
Daithi writes:
St Thomas’s chapel on the N11 near Belfield [Dublin]. Father Trendy lives on!
Morrissey’s hand written lyrics to Panic (1986).
Among a trove of Moztalgia at The Smiths Poster Exhibition, currently showing BarcelonaNQ, Manchester.
More here
Can they do that?
Oh, it’s on.
Village magazine’s DPP-challenging issue out tomorrow.
G’wan the Village people.