Not your typical Summer Friday.
(Pic: Oisín Kane)
Dublin 4 just now.
(Thanks Brian Boyle)
Xierqi station on Beijing Subway’s Line 13 last Thursday morning at around 7:30.
According to Antony Tao of Beijing Cream, Xierqi is:
…a transfer station and one of the cleaner, better-looking ones in the system. It has, like other stations in Beijing’s vast underground transportation network, built-in artificial bottlenecks intended to relieve congestion in the form of gates and narrow staircases. On some occasions, however, those fail.
Paul G writes via the Broadsheet App:
An old freezer floating down the Liffey at Bachelors Walk.
Update: Jenny McCarthy writes
That freezer floated up river this morning!
@broadsheet_ie River santry has burst it’s banks. #flooding #santry #sailing pic.twitter.com/sI5GoTiWJj
— Brian Bass (@BrianpBass) July 26, 2013
President Michael D. Higgins and his wife Sabina receiving the Dwarf Sports Association of Ireland Team at Áras an Uachtaráin, who will be competing at the 2013 World Dwarf Games in Michigan.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)
A US Navy ship packed to the gunnels with US troops arrives in New York Harbour at the end of WW2.
(Pic: US Navy/New York Historical Society)
“@AlisonHyland1 Majority of texters to the station (@TippFmNews) side with Michael Lowry saying he is being unfairly targetted.”
— Conor Ryan (@conor_w_ryan) July 26, 2013
*’Roads’ may include the mobile phone licence, Dunnes Stores tax chicanery and other ‘stuff’.
By Annie West.
Unless you happen to be Alan Dukes and Mike Aynsley. In which case you can kick sand in his face.