In Dublin.
(Having already appeared in Galway)
Instagrammed and timelapsed.
Pic Via Hugh Curran
Timelapse by Nicholas Kelly
Previously: Surfing The World
Chunna Li writes:
“Abandoned but still in love. Teddy on skip, Greenmount Ave, Dublin 6.”
Mmmf.
Speaking of needy…
Oh.
Via Larkify
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8gpi44y4TU
What you may need to know:
1. It’s the new movie by Spike Lee.
2. It’s a remake of a Korean masterpiece.
3. It’s a REALLY bad idea to begin with.
4. But guess what? The trailer isn’t half bad.
5. If they keep the original’s twist ending, we’ll be really impressed.
6. Josh Brolin is a bad ass.
7. And hey – Sam Jackson hasn’t been in a Spike Lee joint for over 20 years.
Release date: Winter
The ECOCycle anti seismic underground bike park: space for 204 bikes with an average bike retrieval time of 13 seconds.
No more stolen bikes.
To the sewers!
Bring a Kango.
(Hat tip: Atticus)
And sunscreen.
Pre-millennial advice we IGNORED from Baz Lurhman.
Mark from Jam Art Factory writes`;
Little bit of good weather typography stuff that I thought might interest some of your readers.All the lyrics to that Baz Luhrmann song made by Irish designers Design My Type.
Available to purchase as an A2 print from here
Fine Gael spokesperson says incident in which male TD pulled female colleague into his lap in Dáil was “silly” but “no malice involved”
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) July 11, 2013
2.40am
A bizarre, lairy, lap-topped encounter in our state parliament during the historic abortion bill debate.
Consensual harmless fun or something uglier?
Watch then DECIDE.
Stay for the bottom smack.
It’s very icky.
Thanks SH
Leo writes:
The Scientologists have gone postal this morning. This came through the door first thing.
By James Loughman, who works under the name Luky.
Who sez:
This cover was inspired by the city at night. I wanted to illustrate the vibrancy and energy that comes from Dublin after the sun goes down, while maintaining a neutral unbiased attitude towards this energy. The city at night can be like Marmite for lots of people.
Some of the acts that have performed so far in the hugely successful 10 Days In Dublin festival.
It’s still running until Saturday.
See the rest of the line-up here.
You may find us at tonight’s comedy gig Don’t Swim With Killer Whales, by the dreamy James Walmsley, of Dead Cat Bounce.
He’s on in the Workman’s Club at 8.30pm, tickets €8.
Any excuse.
Pics from the top: Clare Murphy, David O’Doherty, James Curran, Lust Lost, Neil Curran, Steven Clare and Mike Timms, Sameena Zehra, Shadows and Dust, Stella Graham, Oh Say Can You Swing, Tandem Felix, Temper-Mental MissElayneous,’ Tonight Around Half Eight’ and Trinity Orchestra.