Remember the funnel cloud?
God’s silly season.
Mke writes:
A video compiled by The Meteo Times featuring images from around Ireland submitted to us during August.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TO–V-RRSho
The warped thinking behind Ireland’s yoke-soaked ‘stab ‘n’ rave’ community.
Oisin Davis writes:
The underground dance scene exposed…And finally exposed to the uninitiated out there.
Kate W writes:
RTE News covering the David Guetta concert tonight and Marlay Park’s zero tolerance for the intoxicated. The girl getting out of the taxi behind the reporter better take it easy on the Magners!
We may be home a little late tonight
Sailors from the South American windjammer El Hotnessero during this afternoon’s Tall Ships parade around the quays in Dublin.
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Still.
Emma Barrett writes:
Thought you might be interested in this. Aisling Bea (above) is a very funny young lady from Kildare who last night won the prestigious ‘So You Think You’re Funny?’ award at Edinburgh Fringe, becoming only the 2nd woman in 25 years to do so. It’s also been won by Peter Kay and David O’Doherty in previous years. So you know….that’s pretty
good isn’t it?! She still wishes she was Rose of Tralee though.
Here’s Aisling in a self-penned comedy short for St Patrick’s Day:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTrf9c5AQsw
Chimera Cat
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Venus is a three year old Chimera cat. It’s not a breed, it’s a genetic condition.
Chimera cat is one individual organism, but genetically its own fraternal twin. A chimera is typically formed from four parent cells (either two fertilized eggs, or two early embryos that have fused together). When the organism forms, the cells that had already begun to develop in the separate embryos keep their original phenotypes and appearances. This means that the resulting animal is a mixture of tissues and can look like this gorgeous (but bizarre) kitty.
Young Bane
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Raw Is ONE!
athttpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8AHTn4EhDM
“Sunday’s for sleeping off the night before, with one day of reason for every ten that pass.”
Gavin Glass, Light heart.
Barry writes:
Stag’s Head Raw [the intimate home of new Irish music upstairs in the Stag’s Head, Dame Court, Dublin] is one this Sunday. We are delighted to present Gavin Glass and his band. To some Gavin may be familiar from the Meteor phone ad of 2007 in which he revitalized Ooh La La, originally by the Faces but with the release of Sunday Songs later this year Glass may finally receive the accolades that his tight-knit group of fans have been showering on him for quite a while.
8pm. €10.
