This afternoon.
Barney and Bob the Builder outside Tesco, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan.
Julie writes
Barney looking very pleased for himself. A possible explanation may be illustrated on the glass behind him. Every little helps…
Splutter.
A true story, elegantly retold.
Words by Darrin O’Toole, pictures by Barry Keegan, letters/colours by Dee Cunniffe, who say:
To be a hero, visit simon.ie or pmvtrust.ie or just give a cup of coffee, some change, or your ear.
READ ON: We Can Be Heroes (Scribd)
(Thanks Dee Cunniffe)
Celeb spotting from the window of UTV towers: pic.twitter.com/xrVrBjvGYn
— Kevin Purcell (@KevPurcellNews) May 15, 2014
Mayor Street, Dublin 1.
Barney Noooooo!
There is a better way.
I love you, you love me.
Etc..
Update:
11:45am, Kildare/Molesworth Street
Rescued by the DSPCA in January after slipping into the river a water tributary (top) at Kylemore Road in South Dublin.
So badly injured was Barney they only discovered he was a she days later and quickly renamed her Bernie.
It was touch and go for a while but…
We are delighted to announce the arrival of Barney (Bernie’s) foal who was born during the night.
Previously: This Was Barney On Monday
After slipping down a steep bank into water near the Kylemore Road in South Dublin, Barney had been wandering in the stream for several hours.
UNTIL this dramatic rescue by the DSPCA and fire officers from Dolphin’s Barn.
Barney was suffering from hypothermia and it was feared he wouldn’t make it.
Well…
Barney this morning munching on hay.
Says an officer:
Barney is in the DSPCA rehabilitation stables receiving care and treatment after his ordeal and we will be looking for a new home for him in the near future.
Georgia Salpa launching the Batchelors Farmer of the Year competition this afternoon.
We miss these guys:
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)