Cinderella is doing some shopping on grafton st. @broadsheet_ie twitter.com/piajade/status…
— piajade (@piajade) May 22, 2012
Possibly a sister vehicle to this one, which failed to sell on Channel 4’s Four Rooms last month.
The extremely rare amelanistic White Zebra. Her name is Zoe and she wouldn’t survive in the wild because she wouldn’t blend in.
Mmf.
#oircomm “I spent 8 years in the priesthood. I’m not just a spin doctor political hack” Tom Savage < “We learned how to run a REAL cover-up”
— Abie Philbin Bowman (@AbiePB) May 22, 2012
Live stream here
Book Clamp
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The pleasantly simple Hold On Tight bookshelf/bookend concept by Brooklyn designers Colleen and Eric.
You see what they’ve done there.
Declan Ganley with Greek/irish businesswoman Patricia Tsouros launching the Libertas Institute’s new anti-treaty poster campaign.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Alan Corcoran, 21.
He wants to run a lap of Ireland starting from his hometown of Waterford city on May 27.
Thirty five marathons in 35 days.
917 miles.
Nine hundred and seventeen.
Respect.
Help Alan here: 35MarathonMan.ie
Thanks BazD
Rick ter Schele writes:
While waiting at traffic lights on a bike path here in Amsterdam, my eye was caught by this sticker. It says “Ireland, vote no for us on May 31st” in Dutch. Apparently it’s part of a broader campaign by the Occupy folks (click here) below:
(MiniMaxi)
(Leandro Iwai)
(Ciaran Adamson)
(H.G. Swell) Translation: ‘Forward! For the bankers’ economy! For the European Union! 31 May, your vote is Yes!’
(Steve Conlon)
(Donal Lyons)
Mark entries ‘Fiscal Poster Design’ to broadsheet@broadsheet.ie.
Closing date: Thursday 9am
Taken last night by Colm Gogan.
Dreamy.
But where?
Lines close at 4pm.
Update: Yes, it’s Bective Abbey, Co Meath.