Nage.
Harry Byrne’s, Clontarf, Dublin.
Thanks OC


httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30ec_5WplS0
“He was Martin McHugh’s son starting out. And then he had to make a name. Now he’s..I’m, you know, like.. I’m Mark McHugh’s dad now.”
Martin McHugh,1992 All-Ireland medal winner, tells Des Cahill [on RTE’s The Sunday Game] on his son Mark, who helped Donegal win the Sam Maguire cup on Sunday.
Mmmf.
Full show here
In this polished 3D short from students at the Bellacour art school, an average Joe wakes up, has breakfast, then attempts to cope with multiple doppelgängers while negotiating a recursive space-time continuum.
Hey, we’ve all been there.
Drumingh Road, Portmarnock, Co Dublin, within the last hour and (above) Met Eireann’s warning.
Pic via Fingal County Council
Can we please stop doing the umbrella thing?
President Higgins (centre) with his aide de camp Colonel Brendan McAndrews and plougher Sean Tracey in New Ross, Wexford, earlier.
(Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland)

http://vimeo.com/44356991
http://vimeo.com/40333422
Mysteries Of Vernacular is a series of clever animations by NYC-based Myriapod Productions, what sez:
In its final form, Mysteries of Vernacular will contain 26 etymological installments, one for each letter of the alphabet. Each episode takes more than 80 hours to create between the research, construction of the book, and animation.

It’s no Batman with a lightsaber versus a shark, but artist Jason Heuser‘s portrait of President Obama is a worthy addition to his series of American Presidents.
Meanwhile: Mitt Romney: Why Don’t Aeroplane Windows Open? (Telegraph)