That’s right.

Abbeville.

Charles Haughey’s old home in Kinsealy, North Dublin.

Adam, an asylum seeker, strips willow on the grounds of the old taoiseach’s home in a still from the documentary Flight Path. Itself part of an exhibition by Fiona Delaney called  ‘Sew Much Time’ involving:

“The creation of clothes and fashions drawn from different traditions, participated in by Asylum seekers, mainly African and Muslim women, presently living in Clondalkin, west Dublin and also comprising photography, film work, drawings.”

‘Sew Much Time’ (until August 23) at Pallas Projects in Dominick St, D1 and Clondalkin Intercultural Centre, 15 Tower Rd, Clondalkin Village, Dublin 22.

Sew Much Time project
Sew Much Time

 

 

From left: Bill Liao, John Looney (from Google) and James Whelton.

He (centre) is the walrus.

They are the eggmen.

And they’re bringing Coder Dojo to Dublin.

‘Dojo”s James Whelton writes:

We’ve managed to get an amazing space in Google’s Montevetro building. We know that some people have been awaiting the Dublin Coder Dojo to open, so much so that they have been willing to drive to Cork from Dublin just to attend the Cork Dojo, so we’re happy to announce that we will open our doors on August 27th! We’re hoping the Dojo will attract a great amount of interest from kids, teens and their parents in Dublin and surrounding counties.”

FIGHT!

(Coder Dojo is a free coding youth club. Coding is a means to create computer programmes. And it seems it’s all free. Amazing really)

Coder Dojo

Brasserie le Pont.

Among the first Dublin restaurants to offer its customers a “mobile web interface”.

Karl’s thinking about bringing out an Angry Early Bird Menu app.

Eatery Believed To Offer First .mobi Restaurant Site In Dublin (Silicon Republic)

 

 

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