http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MTz4Po2OLk
No means no, you stripey chancer.
More to follow.
Covers to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Darragh Clifford, Cróna Esler, Seán Fitzmaurice, Enda Cunningham, Jane Last, Mike Hogan 4FM and Joe Donnelly
There will, we can say with some confidence, be tay.
The 7th Legalise Cannabis of Ireland Protest march with speakers including Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan and Jude Campion, of Multiple Sclerosis Society of Ireland.
Saturday at 2pm. Assembling at the Garden of Remembrance, Parnell Sq, Dublin. Marching to Dail Eireann, Molesworth St, Dublin.
Or, you know, whatever suits.
Legalise Cannabis Ireland (Facebook)
Thanks Colm McCarthy
I have no problem being disrespected by my colleague in council but I take offence when they disrespect the people that I represent#cork
— Cllr Ken O’Flynn(@kennethnoflynn) June 10, 2013
Cllr @kennethnoflynn has literally stormed out of the Chamber after emotional outburst, shouting at @johnbuttimer #corkcc
— Peter Horgan (@horganp) June 10, 2013
Ballpark estimation – Cllr @kennethnoflynn called @johnbuttimer a disgrace 8 times? Thundering disgrace 5 times? #corkcc
— Peter Horgan (@horganp) June 10, 2013
Clrr O’Flynn bellowing at LM after comment madeabout oscar night..”you’rethundering disgrace” shouts the Cllr at the first citizen #corkcc
— Peter Horgan (@horganp) June 10, 2013
Former TD Noel O’Flynn’s Cork city councillor son Ken, that is.
A night of drama at the monthly council meeting as Fianna Fail’s Ken O’Flynn forces his own bailout.
Look into my eyes not around the eyes.
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77 iconic cars from TV and film by Canadian illustrator Scott Park.
How many can you name?
An extremely slick, high-energy timelapse of China’s most populous city by ‘urban identity expert’ JT Singh and architectural photographer Rob Whitworth, who sez;
In 1980 Shanghai had no skyscrapers. It now has at least 4,000 — more than twice as many as New York. ‘This is Shanghai’ explores the diversities and eccentricities of the metropolis that is Shanghai going beyond the famous skyline.
Previously: Day To Night In Kuala Lumpur
Nelson Mandela in Dublin June/July 1990. A year after his release from prison and in the middle of Ireland’s World Cup quarter final hysteria.
Pics 1-3: crowds in Merrion Street, Dublin.; Pic 3: from left Alan Dukes, Charles Haughey, Dick Spring, Nelson Mandela and Proinsias De Rossa; Pic 4: From left Nelson Mandela, Winnie Mandela and Charles Haughey; Pic 5: Accepting the Freedom of Dublin City outside the Mansion House, Dawson Street.
(Eamonn Farrell/Photocall Ireland, Dublin City Libraries)
Mark Sugrue of Jam Art Factory writes:
Just thought I’d send you this Eoin Whelehan illustration. Think it seems appropriate since the dark days will be back again soon… You can buy a poster here.