Does Ireland have any female “captains of industry”? Can you name them?
— MargaretEWard (@MargaretEWard) January 19, 2012
Does she count?
Maxi writes:
Around the corner from Macken Street, Dublin, earlier. Lazy unts!
‘New’ old photos from Captain Scott’s Terra Nova Expedition which included Tom Crean and Patrick Keohane (top pic with sleigh), from Courtmacsherry, County Cork. Keohane was part of the support group which found the bodies of Scott and his team
From the BBC:
One hundred years ago this week, Captain Robert Scott’s Antarctic expedition finally reached the South Pole only to discover Norway’s Roald Amundsen had beaten them there five weeks earlier. Now, photographs taken by Scott himself have been purchased for the Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI) in Cambridge.
Pictures Of South Pole Expedition Go Online (BBC)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qqJ5H-zspg&feature=g-all-u&context=G2d844edFAAAAAAAAAAA
A discerning spider on Newstalk’s Breakfast show this morning.
Chilling.
The presenters have to wear suits. On the radio.
Dominic Street, Galway, last night.
Thanks John Quinlivan
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Y-UB5wXitw
Michael Fassbender.
Before Hunger and Shame came thirst.
Guinness ad ‘The Quarrel’ from 2008 2004.
Thanks Doug
Fang You
atThe missing Bram Stoker plaque on Kildare Street has mysteriously reappeared. Previous articles: bit.ly/cLvQ5lbit.ly/jjHDq2
— Karl Whitney (@karlwhitney) January 19, 2012
THIS is product placement.
A scene in Monday’s US episode of Hawaii Five-0 doubles as a less than subtle ad for Subway.
A savage indictment of the corporate takeovNOMNOMNOM
Via @joescaramanga
Carlosfandango writes:
The view from my office on Herbert Place [Dublin
42] now. Looks like it’s going to be a beautiful day in Dublin.