1932 Cumann na nGaedheal election poster that references popular culture in the form of records, implying that the chorus of all Fianna Fáil “songs” is the threat of war.
A random selection from the veritable jukebox of memories that is the National Library of Ireland Flickr stream.
Taken minutes ago.
Viewing the relics of Saint Valentine.
Damn romantic hipsters.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OwUAawWeQk
Tivoli Heights.
We’re hooked.
Shane Langan writes:
DLRCTV is an online series of shorts, created by filmmaker Alex Gill, featuring snippets of content from a fictional South Dublin public access TV station. Today, we’re releasing our soap opera Tivoli Heights’- It’s written by me (Shane Langan from Diet of Worms) and comedian Eric Lalor. It also features myself and the rest of the Worms, along with Eric himself and Sean Flanagan from Foil, Arms and Hog. You can see more of DLRCTV’s output here.
Australian electronics retailer Dick Smith breaks out the single entendres for Valentine’s Day.
Dick.
Or It’s A ‘Shop! How Tiresome!
Either way, it’s doing the rounds of the internet (again).
Believe nothing. And everything.
At an unidentified Superquinn in Dublin.
More racist hate mail today. yfrog.com/kj51zanj
— Aodhán Ó Ríordáin TD (@AodhanORiordain) February 14, 2012
George’s Street Arcade, George’s Street, Dublin, moments ago.
Stephen’s Green Dublin, literally minutes ago.
Temple Bar, Dublin, this morning.
