This morning.
Irish Water protesters on St Patrick’s Bridge in Cork city this morning.
Poor grammar or Cork colloquialism?
We may never know.
Pics via Paul Byrne
This morning.
Irish Water protesters on St Patrick’s Bridge in Cork city this morning.
Poor grammar or Cork colloquialism?
We may never know.
Pics via Paul Byrne
The Cork Examiner, 1861
FIGHT!
Via Liam Hogan (Limerick 1914)
UPDATE:
The advert appeared in the Cork Constitution paper (Protestant unionist) and was reprinted in the Cork Examiner. Apologies for any confusion.
On Cork’s 96 FM this morning.
Cork-based singer Karen Underwood explains why, as a black American, the confederate flag used by GAA fans supporting the ‘rebel county’ is offensive.
FIGHT!
Previously: GAA President in appeal to Cork fans over Confederate flag (Irish Examiner)
Pic: Irish Central
Faint but unmistakable blue aurora in Belgooly looking towards Cork airport #aurora #cork pic.twitter.com/KiYeWgvHWT
— Jamie Lawrence (@ideasasylum) June 23, 2015
Some editing later and it’s a bit clearer… #aurora #cork pic.twitter.com/teFa1GfuYM — Jamie Lawrence (@ideasasylum) June 23, 2015
Cork?!
Meanwhile, from Dundalk, Co. Louth last night…
Thanks Yohan Riou
They say the best way to learn a new language is to interact with native speakers, but if you don’t have the cash to jet off halfway around the globe, then iOS app YoLanger has you covered.
Like Snapchat for learning languages, YoLanger allows users to practice a foreign language by sending text, photo or video messages through to a random native speaker who will then receive it, leave feedback and help them improve on their skills.
Fair enough.
YoLanger is Like Snapchat for Learning Languages (LifeHacker)
Thanks Rob
This morning.
Evin tweetz:
Looks like the Coca-Cola Cork Bike System is doing well on this bus strike day…
Meanwhile…
Dublin Bus workers outside the Harristown Dublin Bus depot. this morning.
Via SIPTU
Meanwhile….
Vintage Dublin Bus Strike Porn.
A picket in Donnybrook bus depot, 1979.
G’wan the duffle.
Via RTÉ Archives
Inside the Abtran offices in Mahon, Cork, this morning where Irish Water’s call centre workers are based.
People who have registered with Irish Water will start to receive bills from tomorrow.
Meanwhile, outside Abtran…
Irish Water customers set to get first quarterly bills (Irish Times)
Previously: Dirty Protest
Pics via Paul Byrne
This morning
Members of The Supreme Court….in Cork.
Paschal Sheehy tweetz:
Mrs Justice Susan Denham addressing the first sitting of the Supreme Court outside Dublin in the history of the State…
That podium pulls out into a bed where they all sleep during recess.