Canvas.
Nevermind.
Katie Taylor with a painting of her gold-medal winning fight by John Paul Murray at the National Stadium, Dublin, this afternoon for the launch of An Post’s commemorative Olympics stamps.
From left: Michael Conlon, John Joe Nevin, Paddy Barnes and Katie Talyor.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall ireland)
Behold, the Red Bull Kluge.
Conceived by Adam Sadowsky, built at the decommissioned El Toro Marine Station near Irvine California, made in 17 days by 100 workers using 25 tonnes of material and powered by 11 champion athletes (including Scottish trials rider Danny MacAskill)
Previous Red Bullishness: Parkour Powered Rube Goldberg Machine
Cian Healy.
iPad or vanity mirror?
YOU decide.
Thanks David and Niall OM
“Next year I’m going to be the first Irishman in space.”
A typically humble 2011 address by Bill Cullen to NASA NADA (National Automobile Dealers’ Association of America). ‘Final frontier’ begins at 14.15pm.
Earlier: Anything Good On BillCullen.com?
Previously: Bill Cullen Is Booked On This
Criminally difficult.
Lines close at 4.15pm
UPDATE: It’s Kevin St Garda Station (formerly the Archbishop of Dublin’s Palace of St Sepulchre), Upper Kevin Street, Dublin.
Damn annoying.
Scottish comic Brian Limond dissects hipsters in the park.
Series 3 of Limmy’s Show started on BBC2 Scotland last night (available on Sky 970 and Free To Air).
Tonight 8pm at Killiney Castle, Killiney, Co Dublin.
Earlier: It’s Our Oil, Right?
In the waiting room at the National Maternity Hospital.
(Thanks Sam)
