Hatch Street, Dublin, within the last 30 minutes.
Thanks ImagineJohnny
Meagan Hyland of the excellent Meagan’s Movie Alphabet writes:
9 weeks in and still going strong, except I can’t decide what movie to do for J, so whichever movie gets the most votes in your comments. I will do this Sunday.
Chompsky votes for Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back.
Beat that.
Anniina, the editor of antiquities blog Luminarium made these rather wonderful cookies for a fellow scholar and friend.
Each one features an initial letter in Medieval manuscript style, printed on edible paper with edible ink, emblazoned on a gilt-edged squOMNOMNOMNOMNOM
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Michellle Doyle writes:
Around the corner from Thomas Street, Dublin Think it belongs to Gerry Adams.
Ah Here
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Graffiti jumps the shark.
Rathgar, Dublin, today.
Thanks JonJon
UPDATE: Last Saturday (via Kevin Whitty):
Busted.
Justice Kevin Feeney (above) of the Referendum Commission was on RTE R1’s Morning ireland earlier with Cathal Mac Coille conducting the second part of a pre-recorded Q&A about the fiscal treaty.
It offered this intriguing exchange.
Cathal Mac Coille: “Just before we move on from the ESM. Philip McCardle asks ‘The funds from the ESM. Will they be used to bailout European banks?”
Kevin Feeney: “The purpose of the ESM fund is, the aim of the ESM is to try and ensure the financial stability of the Euro area so it is the governors of the ESM, or the ministers of finance of the countries that ratify it, that they will decide how the funds are used. It is inevitable, or all but inevitable, that part of the stability of the Euro area is interlinked with the stability of the banks within the Euro.”
Hmm.
Listen here
(Sam Boal/Photocall Ireland)
Bring It
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Dominic Hannigan launching Labour’s new fiscal treaty poster campaign (opposite the Sinn Fein shop in Dublin).
See?
it’s all Gerry’s fault.
(Sam Boal/Photocall ireland)