Via Laura Noonan
Via Chris Hamilton
Via Mike Hogan
Thanks Enda Cunningham
More to follow.
Covers to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Survivors of the #Magdalene laundries, whove met Taoiseach today believe Enda Kenny will to make a full State apology to them this month.
— Justin McCarthy (@JustinTodayFM) February 11, 2013
Via Justin McCarthy Today Fm
Cathal O’Rourke writes:
Sad microwave is sad. Three weeks now since it was reported..
Rubbish.
This is the worst one yet.
That’s it, BS, We’re done.
A back lane in Ranelagh, Dubln, today.
The Unspecified Thing That Looks Like Italy to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
Thanks Adrian O’Connell Fitz-Simon
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Cosmo, a charisma-soaked, mournful-eyed Dublin Mixed-Breed, getting his Steve Zissou on at Booterstown beach, Co Dublin.
Star of Cosmo Does… a tumblr wherein Cosmo does things.
Showing off his damn hipster wardrobe mainly.
Thanks Sarah Blake Knox
Cardinal Sean Brady, Primate of All-Ireland, holds a news conference in St Patrick’s Cathedral to comment on Pope Benedict’s resignation.
Earlier: Ratz Leaving Sinking Ship
Via Barra Best
Polish artist Marta Klonowska uses shards of broken glass to create these life-size sculptures of animals (mostly based on similar depictions by Baroque artists like Rubens and de Goya, with whose work Klonowska’s work is often displayed)
That’s not revisionism.
This, etc.
“And the pope had said: ‘I want you to tell me where are the points of contact between the Catholic Church in Ireland and those places where the future of Irish culture is being formed,’ Dr [Diarmuid] Martin (above) recalled.
…Both Cardinal [Sean] Brady and I met him on a number of occasions about the sex abuse scandals and the attitude of the Vatican changed significantly under his pontificate. He took a much stronger line in addressing these issues.”
Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin on Pope Benedict
Kenny Pays Tribute To Pope Benedict (Irish Times)
(Sasko lazarov/Photocall Ireland)