Oh-kay.
Georgia Salpa (top pic with ‘Rocket’) and middle pic, from left: Aoife Hannon with ‘Wonder’, Georgia and Rosanna Davison with ‘Rock’ launching Christmas Nights At The Dogs literally this morning.
Shamo and Cindy, 1978
Shelley and friends, 1994
Moe and Sandra, 1985
Where Were You? is a photographic celebration of Dublin’s youth culture, street style and teen life, from the 1950s to the 1990s. From a pool of over 5,000 images, this fascinating visual record features over 800 photographs, taken from a huge range of sources. Included is the work of established photographers such as Tony O’Shea, Derek Speirs, Bill Doyle and Fergus Bourke, alongside an incredibly diverse and eclectic mix of snapshots, photobooth and Polaroid photos contributed by the public
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at‘Caprice’, performed at the Orange County Performing Arts Centre back in 2006 by gravity defying dance group Project Bandaloop.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnr-0oDezxM
A freakish 58m goal headed by Ryujiro Ueda of Fangiano Okayama in a Japan J-League match against Yokahama FC on Sunday.
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Thanks Sean Mullen
The Unspecified Thing That Looks Like Ireland to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie
No, there are no guns involved. Instead, you play Tetris from the POV of the brick.
It adds a little crazy and a lot of dizzy to the original old-school game.
It’s good. You’ll see.
The Government is being urged not to allow the repayment of a $1bn (€715m) Anglo Irish Bank bond.
The payment of the bond to unsecured, unguaranteed bondholders is due tomorrow at noon.
Fianna Fáil is calling on Taoiseach Enda Kenny to contact the new president of the ECB Mario Draghi in a last-ditch effort to stop the repayment.
“Clearly the European Central Bank is opposing the move,” said the party’s finance spokesman Michael McGrath.
Govt urged to halt payment of unsecured Anglo bond (irish Examiner)