Brendan O’Carroll’s Mrs Brown Creation Goes Global In Comic Cartoon Caper (Ken Sweeney, Irish Independent)
The final bill of £203,948.80, included an £18,540 tip.
Is Trader’s £200k Bar Splurge The Most Expensive Ever? (The Sun)
@broadsheet_ieRory Mcilroy replace Caro Wozniacki in a tennis match Maria Sharapova youtube.com/watch?v=gTGOOB…
— Darragh Ryan (@darraghryan) March 6, 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrHkKXFRbCI
An interesting short about the origin of the iconic WW2 propaganda poster and perennial meme-generator ‘Keep Calm And Carry On’ and its re-emergence thanks to a secondhand bookshop in Northumberland.
Collins getting ready to cross the country in kayak twitter.com/GLOWPUNK/statu…
— GLOWPUNK (@GLOWPUNK) March 4, 2012
Across Ireland?
In a kayak?
We were going to post some cat videos and smoke a little doobie.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wrUyjt5y4E
Garrett writes:
A friend said I should post this to you. It’s a short adaptation of the “Project X” Movie Trailer into scenes from Supermac’s Galway Rag Week 2012.
‘SECRET’ top-up payments to disability charity chiefs on salaries up to €150,000 are being investigated by Department of Health officials. The officials are conducting a high-level probe into how the charities are spending €1.5bn in state funding.They now believe some senior executives are getting extra payments on top of their salaries.
…One leading charity, Rehab, made it clear that it did not welcome [Health Minister] Dr Reilly’s request for information on its chief executive Angela Kerins’ package. Rehab chairman Brian Kerr told the minister that Ms Kerins’ remuneration was “not a matter in which you have a role” as her salary was funded from money raised from other commercial sources rather than out of the €36m the charity received from the State last year. He did, however, tell Dr Reilly that Ms Kerins received a salary of €234,000. But he denied she was getting bonus payments on top of that
Spare a thought for Angela though.
She made €400,000 in 2009.
Probe into top-ups for €150,000 Charity Chiefs (Eilish O’Regan, Irish Independent)
‘Hearts’ by South African electronica artist Johnny Neon – with a great video shot entirely in doggy-vision: via a GoPro camera attached to the back of a happy dog with a modified shin-pad and harness. Directed by Dave Meinert.
If you heart the Johnny, you can download this and other tunes for free here.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63a1vKJLN10&feature=player_embedded
Secretly shot video footage aired last night by Channel 4 shows what it said were Syrian patients being tortured by medical staff at a state-run hospital in Homs. The station said it had obtained footage at the military hospital in Homs, filmed covertly by an employee and smuggled out by a French photojournalist identified only as “Mani.”






