CSI: Carlow (ep 1)

Horatio: “A gem-toothed hypnotist?”

(removes sunglasses)

“Wait until she looks into my eyes.”

YYYEEEEAAAAAHHH

(opening credits)

A Gypsy Woman Put A Spell On Me (Mairead Wilmot, The Carlow Nationalist)

Thanks LH

From the UK Independent:

In an extraordinary picture, the young man, left of centre, wearing faded jeans and a red and white stripey top, looks astonished as he realises he has been stabbed in the abdomen and hand.

Stabbing Mars Peaceful Day At Carnival (Tom Lowe, UK Independent)

Thanks Larry

That’s where your chugging money ends up..

(Thanks Shane O’Brien and all who sent in pic)

Spotted at a shop somewhere in Indonesia, apparently.

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Synth Eastwood writes:

Kevin Freeney (1919-1986) was a sign painter that operated in Dublin from 1930s onwards. Such were his talents, he hand painted over 700 shops, pubs and restaurants throughout the city. Not to mention vehicles, cinema listings and whatever else his great skills could adorn. Kevin’s family recently published over 300 images of his work from Dublin and beyond under the brilliantly named FlickR account A Gentleman of Letters. It’s a real treat to browse through the galleries and see how brilliant and varied Kevin’s work was — his contribution to the city’s identity really was immense.

 

Cinema listings?

Yes, Kevin drew and hand-painted the title of every new release at the Ambassador Cinema at the top of O’Connell Street.

This would have been sometime before the advent of the contemporary ‘rom-com’.

A Gentleman Of Letters (Synth Eastwood)

Thanks Spaghetti Hoop