Lunchtime. The 200 foot superyacht ‘Majestic’ getting fueled. I’m sure they can afford the €90 clamping fine…
But who owns it?
Anyone?


A laconic and fascinating drive through Dublin on the Number 11 bus route filmed by RTE in the Winter of 1966 and narrated by a grumpy CIE driver.
Watch here
Thanks Jack Jones
Liam writes:
Taxi and bus collide at the Harrington St and Camden St junction [Dublin]. Big delays…
UPDATE: It seems the aftermath will feature in the new RTE documentary series ‘Firefighters’
Dublin GAA football legends Jimmy Keaveney and Paddy Cullen at Con Houlihan’s funeral in Portobello, Dublin, this afternoon.
The sports journalist’s coffin was draped in the colours of Castleisland Rugby Football Club, from his hometown in Co Kerry.
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(Thanks Zippy)
Cilian Murphy DJ-ing, mixing and, possibly, scratching hippity-hop disco choons on his tablet.
Thanks PT



An Amelanistic Burmese Python cake made by North Star Cakes of Maidstone, Kent.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fhMC9zrUaI
The extended remixed version of the ‘Simply Unstoppable’ Lucozade ad featuring Travis. Tinie Tempah and Katie Taylor as the The Wild Ones.
From Sports Mole:
Katie Taylor has booked her place in the gold medal bout of the women’s lightweight division with an eight-point crushing of Tajikistan’s Mavzuna Chorieva. Both fighters started cautiously in the first round and neither was willing to commit themselves early and fall behind. However, the judges felt that Taylor did enough to earn a 3-1 lead.
The Irishwoman started to show signs that she was getting on top in the second round and managed to stretch her lead to 7-3.
Chorieva was finding the target with a few shots but was overwhelmed by the volume and accuracy of Taylor’s shots.
Taylor had a stranglehold on the contest and led by six points in the final round. She went on to seal a 17-9 victory.