More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Enda Cunningham, Nick Sutton, Barry Duggan, Mike Hogan 4FM, Meliosa Fitzgibbon and Joe Donnelly.
At the Irish Museum of Modern Art, Kilmainham, Dublin, this evening.
Thanks Peter Farrell
UPDATE:
Ringos Dove writes:
45 minute wait for the bar. Only Bulmers, Becks and Tennents (who drinks Tennents?) on tap.
Still…
Damn hipsters.
Ross Coghlan writes:
I’m putting a few of these together from old stereoscopic images from the 1860s. I thought it might suit yer clientele.
The Galway Races today.
It could be a napkin?
Karl Leavey writes:
I’m picturing brown stained gold bars on the floor of his toilet
[Isobel] Joyce (above) scored an unbeaten 72 from 64 balls (6 fours) as Ireland posted 136 for 5 in the rain delayed encounter at YMCA.
The Irish skipper shared a crucial 80 run second wicket partnership with 17 year-old Kim Garth which laid the foundations for an impressive Irish batting performance on a slowish outfield following heavy rain.
Joyce leads Ireland to ICC World Twenty20 Finals (CricketIreland)
Pic via Cricket4europe
A Tinderbox
at
A suspected arms dump explosion in Homs, Syria, today.
Syria conflict: Homs arms-depot blast ‘kills dozens’ (BBC)
Thanks Karl leavey
Julie writes:
From Today’s Northern Standard [covering Monaghan, Cavan, Louth, Armagh and Fermanagh].
The gentleman pictured is in fact blind…
Oh.
A GoCar swipe card (top) and two of the 50 GoCar vehicles available to hire by the hour at a this-changes-everything launch outside the Mansion House, Dawson Street, Dublin, this afternoon.
Hiring a GoCar will cost between €3-6 per hour and Barrow Street, Stoneybatter and Arran Quay are among the 31 GoCar locations in Dublin.
And the best part?
Members won’t be charged at any pay-and-display parking space “as this is covered by the permit fee GoCar pays to [Dublin City] council”.
Clever.
(Mark Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
The Strypes – ‘What A Shame’
Brendan Duffy writes:
The new Strypes song is out. Video is pretty great by a another Cavan lad [Finn Keenan]. Loads of young Irish talent to celebrate…
G’wan the Cavanbeat.
Download it here.