Here is a snippet of the massive house party in Sligo on Monday where over 100 students crammed themselves into a semi-detached. The line for the bathroom must have been crazy! pic.twitter.com/dTwBLP9Z60
— Ian Begley (@IanBegley_) September 25, 2020
Sligo students (mainly blokes) having it large.
Gurning to the dance of DEATH.
We’ve all been there.
The Northern Lights shining over Malin Head in Donegal.
(Via: Ireland Before You Die; H/T: Hostels In Ireland)
BREAKING: Irish teenager Aaron Hill stuns six-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan ☘️🔴⚫️
The 18-year-old from Cork, who is ranked 115 in the world, knocks the Rocket out of the European Masters with a 5-4 triumph in round two #Snooker pic.twitter.com/k5E06SGfJM
— Francis Keogh (@HonestFrank) September 24, 2020
Last night.
Eighteen.
Any excuse.
European Masters: Ronnie O’Sullivan beaten by teenage rookie Aaron Hill (BBC)
This morning
Henry Street, Dublin 1.
Sinead Linda Murphy writes
Henry Street Is Gone! Just take a fupping look at what is happening this Country and all around the world!!
Girlie instaclassics recreated by chaps on the Bros Being Basic Instgram (founded by Atlanta-based blogger Ashley Hesseltine and her male friends in 2014, still going strong).
‘sup?
Yesterday.
Drumaclarig, County Cork,
Glengarrif Woods Nature Reserve writes:
Anyone know what created these? They were foundafter a large Monterey Pine was felled. They were described by the finder as being ‘tennis-ball size, made of animal hair, hollow but with no obvious entry point‘.
Gulp.
Anyone?
Used prophylactics found in a warehouse in Vietnam were boiled, dried and resold
Ecologists urge us to choose
To reduce, recycle, re-use
But I think it’s icky
To re-use a micky
Sheath. Honestly, I would refuse.
John Moynes
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MORE to follow.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Acting Chief Medical Officer Ronan Glynn at Covid-19 briefing in Government Buildings
This evening.
At Government Buildings.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin announces that the county of Donegal will move to Level 3 Covid-19 restrictions as of midnight tomorrow night for three weeks….
Watch live here.
Meanwhile…
Taoiseach @MichealMartinTD announces that Donegal will be moved to level 3 restrictions for three weeks, the county now has an incidence rate of 148 per 100,000, which the highest in the country. Wet pubs in Donegal will be allowed serve up to 15 customers outdoors #iestaff pic.twitter.com/pB2JjLRnOw
— Elaine Loughlin (@Elaine_Loughlin) September 24, 2020
Wow! The vintners have really gotten to govt.
Donegal Lockdown will still allow wet pubs to continue operating, in spite of NPHET advice 👇 https://t.co/gWIRxsNsRl— nwl (@nwl88444048) September 24, 2020
Meanwhile…
Information provided to us by NPHET, we have seen a deterioration over the last week… 7 and 14 day incidence rates, hospital and ICU figures have all increased. Deaths thankfully remain low but are rising.
Louth Waterford Wicklow Cork Kildare and Galway also vulnerable
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) September 24, 2020
Meanwhile, Virgin Media One‘s Gavan Reilly asked Mr Martin about the rationale for the announcement that wet pubs in Donegal, on Level 3, can remain open, for serving 15 people outdoors, but wet pubs in Dublin can’t.
Mr Martin said the Government accepted advice from NPHET.
Mr Glynn said:
“NPHET recommended today that Donegal be moved to Level 3 of the framework which Government published and so the recommendation, or what will happen in pubs in Donegal is consistent with Level 3 of the framework.”
Mr Reilly asked Mr Glynn a further question which was not audible, but Mr Glynn replied:
“No, but there was a, there is a specific set of circumstances in relation to Dublin which the pubs have never been open, so…”
Anyone?
Previously: Sitting On A Tinder Box
