Sido writes:
I picked up this delicious recipe idea from 4chan.
He *ahem* only goes there for the recipes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDVIBymLHY0
Mairead Brennan writes:
Have a look at what children in Tullamore did to raise money for their arts centre! 74,274 coins collected raising approx €3,750. They set a new world record for the largest coin mosaic.
The final mosaic of an oak tree measured 30 square metres, beating the previous 26 square metre record set in Estonia.
Music: M83 – Steve McQueen
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMMAM7Hazrw
An epic drama on Sandymount Strand in Dublin observed by Bertie the Jack Russell.
You’d think he’d be more scared.
(Thanks Stephen)
Alan Gillet writes:
A good friend of mine Kevin Downey from Belfast is cycling around the world for the charity Depaul. He is nearly 1 year in and is currently tackling the harsh Alaskan terrain. He is on an amazing adventure and for such a worthwhile cause.
He began his journey from South East London on a fully laden bike with only his guitar for company. The ongoing cycle will see him circumnavigate the globe, tackling some of the harshest climates on the toughest of terrain. Living on a shoestring, it will be the generosity of locals and calculated risks that will see back in his hometown of Belfast in time for Christmas 2014.
Whilst he is on the move, you can also enjoy his new EP ‘Across the Border’. In return, he asks visitors to make a small donation online to his chosen charity Depaul.
A respectable and respectful turnout for the Rally Against Hate on the corner of Capel St and Parnell St, Dublin 1.
Fair play though, in fairness.
Pics via John Gallen, Pollytix Memet Uludağ, Jim, Rob O’Sullivan, Sinéad Williams, Michelle Doyle and Brian Reilly
Update:
A video of the event.
Irish singer songwriter Odi (with ‘One In A Million’ above)) will be playing the Stag’s Head Raw upstairs in the Stag’s Head, Dame Street, Dublin, on Sunday as part of the YouBloom festival taking part around the capital this weekend.
8pm. €8
This will tend to enhance your evening: Mitchiri MitchiriNeko’s Happy Cat Marching Band.
You’re welcome.
By Maciek Janicki who sez:
The streets are paved with paper. This delicate animation follows the charming rise and fold of a fragile metropolis. Captured by an unseen helicopter, the narrative unfolds through winding roads, erupting forests and emerging mountains. Paper City grows in one fluid take, with skyscrapers rising from the page – only to crumble, wrinkle and gently crease back into the ground.