The hipsterati of all ages at last night’s opening of Da at The Gate in Dublin.
Take your scarves off.
Damn hipsters.
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And his zen-like approach to elite cross-country cycling.
Adam Reynolds writes:
My friend Brian [Fortune] made this movie of another friend of ours, Richie Felle, cycling his mountain bike around Three Rock in the Dublin Mountains. Richie’s a professional mountain biker and was in the top five in Ireland for the last three years.
Music by Gardens and Villas: Star Fire Power
Muscle Leggings (AUS$75) by James Lillis of Australian online clothing shop Black Milk.
Mmm. Heidi Klum-esque.
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A ski-doo rider on the Idaho/Wyoming border comes within mere inches of toppling right off a cliff.
Pant-filling, as he admits himself.
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B Healy sez:
Stopped off at an off-licence close to the train station in Cork. It was closed, which was strange given the time. Then I noticed the sign on the front door…
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THE NATIONAL Asset Management Agency has spent €27.55 million on legal expenses since it was established just over two years ago, with the Dublin-based law firm Arthur Cox the highest paid to date.
A total of €16.46 million was expended on legal fees to Irish and international firms last year, €9.75 million in 2010, and more than €1.35 million so far this year.
Arthur Cox, the State’s biggest law practice, has received €3.07 million from Nama so far; €1.9 million in 2010 and €1.16 million in 2011.
The international legal firm Hogan Lovells has earned €2.93 million to date. The London practice Allen Overy received €2.47 million.
Nice work. More to come.
The Boobie Beanie: $4.95 from Etsy seller SarasStitches.
The best part? If anybody says they don’t like your baby’s cozy and adorable hat, you can tell them to suck it.