Dublin in 1983 pic.twitter.com/V1q8mDX50K
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) March 1, 2021
1983.
Name those buses and jammer, anyone?
Meanwhile…
Don’t worry.
The 90s are coming.
Dublin in 1983 pic.twitter.com/V1q8mDX50K
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) March 1, 2021
1983.
Name those buses and jammer, anyone?
Meanwhile…
Don’t worry.
The 90s are coming.
Roger Gregg – Which Way Is USA?
An edited, free-form improvisation by Dublin-based Roger Gregg in which he ‘plays/utilises/torments: Words & Voice, Guitars, Saxophone, Waterphone, Cymbals, Chime tree, Keyboards, Piano Guts and Drum Samples‘.
Morgan Jones writes:
Roger is an expat Yank, playwright, artist, musician, actor and hands down the best audio drama producer on earth…
One year on #MVAlta – storm damage has taken its toll as a question mark still hangs over her future – large fractures mid-ship and huge sections port side have been tore away. More @rtenews pic.twitter.com/gzTKeo5Ram
— JennïeØSullivân (@OSullivanJennie) March 2, 2021
This morning.
The MV Alta, shipwrecked off the Cork coast 12 months ago…
…the Receiver of Wreck has confirmed that the period of time to claim the vessel – one year and a day – has expired.
Despite contact being made by an individual claiming to act on behalf of the owner in the days that followed her grounding, no valid claim of ownership has been received.
The Receiver of Wreck is consulting with the National Museum, which has 30 days to decide whether or not the wreck has any value – historic, archaeological or artistic.
It the National Museum decides the vessel or any part of her has no worth, the State becomes entitled to the unclaimed wreck.
What happens next to the MV Alta will then be a matter for Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan.
Recycle so.
You were thinking is this a shot gun or a firework? – Ronan McGreevy@RMcGreevy1301 joined Claire to discuss the shocking things he saw at the lock-down protests on Saturday in Dublin #CBLive pic.twitter.com/bIF3mOwpLe
— Claire Byrne Live (@ClaireByrneLive) March 1, 2021
Last night.
Claire Byrne Live on RTÉ 1.
Irish Times journalist Ronan McGreevy recounts the ‘shocking things’ he witnessed at last Saturday’s skanger-hijacked, anti-lockdown protest.
Yesterday: Roaming Candle
Meanwhile…
Claire Byrne and co describing the “Cannon” fired at gardai during the grafton street revolt 2021 #cblive pic.twitter.com/aN24wPxfuz
— Peter blake (@Peterblake35) March 1, 2021
This morning.
Merrion Street, Dublin 2.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin arrives at government buildings for a cabinet meeting.
Meanwhile…
A Fianna Fáil cumann in a minister’s constituency (junior minister Thomas Byrne) is calling for the replacement of leader Micheál Martin.
In a letter seen by Independent.ie, his departure is demanded by the entire officer board of the party cumann in Slane, Co Meath.
Mr Martin, who took over the party a decade ago, is said to have presided over its becoming a “laughing stock” on occasion.
“We need someone with fire in his/her belly,” said the signatories in an open letter-email to all Fianna Fáil TDs and some of the party’s senators.
This morning.
Milltown, Dublin.
Carlosfandango writes:
Like a Gainsborough earlier, when out walking the hounds…
Meanwhile…
This morning.
Duna Laoghaire, County Dublin.
Thanks Stephen McBride
Downing Street is trying to set up a charity that could cover the costs of the refurbishment of Boris Johnson’s flat
The Prime Minister now reckons that
He would like some work done on his flat
But of course there’s no way
That Johnson will pay
Instead he’ll just pass round a hat
Getty
Jay.
Sus.
Last night.
A high speed chase on the M50 lasting an hour ended in Ballymun with the arrest of a woman in her 20s for dangerous driving.
Any excuse.