Bryan’s Heel Barr, Moore Street, Dublin 1988
From #DublinBeforeTheTiger (1982-1992).
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1988.
Moore Street, Dublin 1.
Yesterday.
Halliday Square, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7.
An afternoon of bingo, music and entertainment in aid of Temple Street Hospital organised by local residents.
Meanwhile…
Money just counted just over €300 raised for Temple Street Hospital 💜 @HallidaySquare
— Halliday Square Residents Group (@HallidaySquare) April 19, 2020
In fairness.
Pics via Stoneybatter Stay At Home
Dublin 9. Today
Gina writes:
Hi. Spotted this on Griffith Ave. Someone completely taking the pi**. A new low surely.
Eyes down.
Cormac Flynn writes:
A game to play during the upcoming Marriage Equality debates. Each square is a tired No Campaign argument or cliché. Make a line or try for a full house. You can play online or you can print one to twenty randomly-generated cards and play at home or wherever a debate is being televised.
Play here
Via Dáithí Murray
[vimeo 44837032 w=640&h=480]
You may like them.
Meabh Redmond writes:
I recently made this short doc with my collaborative group Layer Media. The two ladies in it are absolute bingo legends. It was screened at Eat My Shorts Film Festival and will be shown at Castlepalooza in August.
