@broadsheet_ie Publishing that is really outragous and a poor reflection on what ye call journalism…..depressing…..
— Fin D (@irishhistory) January 23, 2012
Not only that.
We’re pretty sure it’s Eoin McKeogh’s arse.
From Naoise at One Fab Day:
Just a little something I thought you might like, sent to us last week. A Quadrophenia-inspired shoot [at Bellinter House, Navan, Co Meath] using Super 8 by Best Day Productions…and the polaroids by Shane O’Neill.
The Modfather – Vintage Polaroid Eye Candy (One Fab Day)
Models: Danielle Moyes and Neal Dempsey
Music by The Little Rabbits: Une Belle Fille Comme Toi”
Could It Be?
atYes!
We’d recognise those heels and that insoucient quiff anywhere.
It’s Exchequer Street Boy.
Finally getting the recognition he deserves.
More here
Previously: Happy Christmas From Exchequer Street Boy
Thanks Bibi Baskin Robbins
January 23, 1964.
From the National Library Of Ireland:
A view from across the River Liffey in Dublin of Liberty Hall under construction. Until recently, it was the tallest building in Ireland.
The clear implication from his [Adrian Weckler’s] interview [In yesterday’s Sunday Business Post] with Sean Sherlock is that the proposed measures will be lacking in any real detail, leaving it entirely up to the judges as to what types of blocking might emerge. (Possibly going beyond web blocking to also target hosting and other services.) This ambiguity – as well as jeopardising fundamental rights – will create intolerable uncertainty for businesses such as Google who might find themselves at risk of business threatening and unpredictable injunctions and will certainly deter others from setting up in Ireland.
“Ireland’s SOPA” Will Be Vague And Open-Ended (TJ McIntyre, IT Law In Ireland)









