‘They’ know who you are.

Brian O Shea writes:

Passing through The Naul in North County Dublin, and stopped off at the local shop there -Reilly’s ‘Daybreak’ –  Couldn’t hang around long enough to ask what the story was but seemNOMNOMNOMNOM



DublinBayconcern.ie writes:

Dublin Bay Concern is a group of local people who wish to voice their concern over the application by Providence Resources to drill for oil 6kms from our shore in Dublin Bay.

 

A fairly slick video.

Slick.

Never mind

Photographer William Gedney died of Aids in New York in 1989.

After his death, the quality of his work was recognised as a bit special and his photographs are now exhibited at places such as the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art.

In August 1974, he visited Dublin and took these stark, often erotically-charged, images, among others now housed in the Duke University digital archive.

William Gedney

Thanks Sibling of Daedalus

Darren Conlon (above, second left) writes:

I emigrated to Australia from Ireland over 15 years ago, before it was fashionable and all (!). I am currently involved in a by-election for the State Seat of Sydney, NSW Australia.
The front-runner in the election is one Alex Greenwich (he’s second right in the photo above), who has been heavily involved in the Australian Marriage Equality campaign for the last 5 years.
There is currently no marriage equality in Australia and this necessitated Alex having to marry his same-sex partner overseas. If Alex wins he will become the first member of the NSW parliament in a same-sex marriage.
His website is at AlexGreenwich.com The election is in less than 24 hours so we would love a shout-out if possible.

 

‘Sydney Deserves A Strong Voice’ – Greenwich (GayNewsNetwork)

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