“Our 2nd anniversary after getting engaged up there!” (Louise Brennan)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2sVBdvYgV4
Luke Mckenna writes:
I have recently finished working on this charity music video for the Irish Cancer Society.
Every Christmas Light by The Skin We’re In is available to download for free from here where there is a link for anybody to donate a small amount to the Irish Cancer Society.
Directed by Luke McKenna. Filmed and edited by Luke and Eoghan Finn. Filmed on location in Wexford. Featuring the County Wexford Youth Theatre, Wexford Winter Wonderland and the people of Wexford.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM8rkfW5EtY
This might be the best thing you see on the internets today.
Also: eat your greens, kids.
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Jedi Ninjas
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High-leppin’ martial arts performers Team 2X cut loose with the lightsabers.
Uploader GakAttack sez:
Jedi Ninjas was developed as a passion project to recreate the current style of Star Wars action seen in video games into live action. This style often combines elements of Force powers with the use lightsaber combat. As there are no upcoming live action Star Wars movies to this date, this was a project to make many of the fans’ dreams into a reality.
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Where Do Bicycles Go To Die? shot on the mean streets of NYC by documentary photographer Marko Vuorinen.
Mmf.
(Hat tip: Diarmaid Frain)
Taken at sunset earlier.
But where?
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWeVqtliP5E
Brought to you by Ouzo’s, Dalkey, Co Dublin.
Previously: Thank You, Parking Angels
(Thanks Therese O’Donoghue)
Hundreds of undocumented migrants, including Mariaam Bhatti (pic 3) from South Africa and Hilda Ragaspi (bottom pic) from the Phillipines, joined supporters of the Justice for the Undocumented Campaign in a candlelit march from Grafton Street, Dublin to the Dail this afternoon.
Miriaam and Hilda are among an estimated 30,000 undocumented migrants in Ireland who, similar to many Irish in the United States, are living in a limbo and unable to visit their families.
The marchers called on the Government to introduce an Earned Regularisation Scheme which would give the migrants the opportunity to legalise their status in Ireland.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Nassau St, Yesterday.
(Thanks to The Third Man)