Fat-based M1, M7 and N11 included for added authenticity
Examine This
atSorry we cannot respond to all points but please note the poster which caused offence in Limerick is a template being used across Munster
— Irish Examiner (@irishexaminer) June 4, 2013
Not just Limerick. Each county in Munster got the same treatment.
The entire province is a CRIME SCENE.
That’s how they troll.
Earlier: Meanwhile In Limerick
Via Irish Examiner
Tech Noir – a single serving site of cinematographic gifs with subtle but highly atmospheric movements.
Yes, If We Don’t, Remember Me is the daddy when it comes to this kind of thing but, hey, it’s all good.
The logo adorning Leaving Cert coverage in the Irish Times, June, 1986.
Smell the fear.
Thanks Sibling of Daedalus
A thousand tonnes of Dutch fodder being unloaded at Cork docks destined for Dairygold depots. vine.co/v/b3IzH9e9PIT
— Alan Healy (@alanhealy) June 4, 2013
The BBC’s business editor Robert Peston said that a draft report from the commission called for the split of RBS [Royasl bank of Scotland] into a good bank and a bad bank. However, he added that “another, more radical option is also being assessed by the Treasury”. That would involve somehow removing Ulster Bank from RBS Group – Ulster has been the worst performing part of the group, dragging down its overall performance. Mr Peston said that one idea raised is to “transfer Ulster Bank into the arms and ownership of the Irish government”, by swapping all or part of the bank for the British loans and investments currently owned by Ireland’s “bad bank”, the National Asset Management Agency (Nama).
And sure why not?
Ulster Bank: Treasury looks at Irish takeover possibility (BBC)
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=u4qxikalPzE
Mumblin’ Deaf Ro, The Lie-Ins, The Prairie Dogs @ The Cobblestone, King Street, Dublin 7 (€TBC, 9pm)
Nialler9 writes:
It was heartening to see one of my favourite Irish songwriters Mumblin’ Deaf Ro get a Choice Music Prize nomination earlier this year for his album Dictionary Crimes, a collection of songs about family and what it’s like to be in one.
Ronan Hession’s lyrics avoid cliché and stick to plain beautiful truths. He doesn’t play many gigs and The Cobblestone in Smithfield is a genuinely intimate place to see his band with support from Lie-Ins and Prairie Dogs.
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The Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, at lunchtime.
Thanks Eddie H
The European Space Expo dome in Trinity College, Dublin, also at lunchtime.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)



Electro Animals: circuit-board portraits by illustrator Yo Az.






