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— Lúsaí Ní Mhaoláin (@lucymoylan) July 10, 2013
New perspectives of champion street trials rider Danny MacAskill’s superb Imaginate video series (provided by various GoPro minicams attached to bike and rider)
Previously: Meanwhile, In Danny MacAskill’s Imagination
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Further to the earlier Timberlake in Phoenix Park post.
Colm Cusack writes:
After the Justin Timberlake gig in Phoenix Park last night we were guided into a bottleneck exit by Heuston. There were no signs or explanation from the stewards and the queue didn’t move.
Tempers flared and people broke the fence and people got trampled on. Gig was great security was really poor despite all the talk after the Swedish House Mafia. Also the 20 minute walk from stage to Phoenix Park entrance had no lighting which was really dodgy and a few people needed medical attention after falling over.
From humble origins by Kho Hoa
Sandymount Strand, Dublin, this morning.
Michael Brett writes:
Two Golden Labs out catchin’ some rays. No owner in sight.
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Redditor Zhali0522’s Australian Shepherd’s perpetual eye-roll is caused by heterochromia iridum – a condition affecting pigmentation of the iris – which cuts across the middle of both eyeballs, leaving each one dark at the top and white at the bottom.
Either that, or she’s had just about enough of your damn nonsense.
Bros writes:
Spotted these street murals around Dingle town – Che Smurfara is my favourite.
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(Lucinda Creighton, top, in the Dail chamber this morning)
With only 11 of the 165 proposed amendments completed…
The Government has easily won the first two Dáil votes on amendments to the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill.
Minister of State Lucinda Creighton indicated during the debate that she could not support the legislation, but she has not as yet voted against the Government.
The other Fine Gael TDs whose votes had been in doubt – John O’Mahoney, Michelle Mulherrin and John-Paul Phelan – all indicated they would be voting with the Government. It is expected to resume at 4pm this afternoon.
Government wins two Dáil votes on abortion law (RTE)
Pic: RTE