Scenes from Puccini’s opera Turandot performed in celebration of the Chinese New Year at Meeting House Square, Temple Bar in Dublin at the weekend.
Sylvia O’Brien as Turandot, Declan Kelly as Pong, James Nelson as Calàf, Simon Morgan as Ping and Sandra Oman as Liu.
There will be a reciprocal performance of Darby O’Gill and the Little People in Tiananmen Square on March 17th.
Kidding.
Ah here.
A screenshot of The Pirate Bay homepage today, accessed anonymously.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqE-G73F960
Future members of the legal and political establishment (and their teachers) in a promo for the 2012 ball that shall haunt them forever.
Astonishing.
Some are actually hot.
The [Irish] Mail on Sunday yesterday spoke to Eoin Black from south Co. Dublin, who accepted that he – and not Eoin McKeogh from Co. Kildare – jumped from the taxi concerned in Monkstown last November, leaving the driver empty handed.
Mr Black, a 20-year-old student from Blackrock, yesterday told the MoS he fled the taxi without paying and said he was ‘sorry’ for all the trouble he had caused.
Mr Black said: ‘I am sorry for Eoin McKeogh and I want the real story to be told. I don’t want the story to be twisted and blown up.This is between me, the taxi driver and Eoin McKeogh. I’ve paid my €50 fare and I thought that would be an end to it.
‘I would like to tell the real story for Eoin McKeogh’s sake but I want to get legal advice before I do that.’
Previously: It Wasn’t Me
People at work on Friday evening at Grand Canal Dock and Sir John Rogerson’s Quay.
Mmf. Everything’s going to be alright, isn’t it?
