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Tonight’s Evening Echo
Maidhci writes:
Normal service returns [after flooding]at KC’s, Douglas [Co Cork]. A queue out the gap in the pouring rain.”
Previously: Meanwhile, At KC’s, Douglas,
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIM4nNt_6yU
John Patterson writes:
I first started following Eoin O’Connor”s artwork when I saw one of his timelapses on Broadsheet.ie a couple of months ago after he painted the side of a factory in Carrick-on-Suir. I was blown away, so here’s an update of his latest pieces ‘Sublime’ and ‘Hope’ [in Bantry, Co Cork] Keep up the amazing work Eoin!
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkUWgiceh74
Jessica Morrison – Wonderland
Ronan Morrison Writes:
This is a song by my sister, Jessica Morrison. She wrote and produced the song herself at home and I produced the video which was all shot in Cork. The concept for the video was inspired by the song but I’ll leave it up to the BS readers to make up there own minds on what it’s about.
Home of the soggy black pudding.
(if you need help or can volunteer to help clean up today in Clonakilty click here)
And back in Douglas:
Via Niall Duffy and 3e Irish Weather
Jay.
Sus.
Cork Flooded After Overnight Deluge (Irish Examiner)
Heavy Rain Causes Widespread Flooding In parts of Cork And Belfast (RTE)
Thanks Martin Coughlan
10.30am Update:
Via Claire O’Sullivan (irish Examiner)
12.52 Update:
Thanks Stephanie Fleming
Colm writes:
Here’s a video I made of street artist Phlegm at work in Bantry down here in Wesht Cork. Thought ye might be interested.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnxYHC38xh0
Kiera O’Connell and Seamus Hegarty write:
I don’t know if you guys have heard but on the 28th of July the people of Cork and Ireland are going to try and beat the Guinness World Record for the amount of people body painted at one time. Here’s a little video of a warm up they did on Tuesday:
Farmer Paddy Herlihy from Inchmore, Coolea, Macroom, Co Cork with his two week old Galloway calf Jack. Jack was found in a field on a wet night and weighed only 12lbs and stood 15in high. Jack is going forward to the Guinness book of records as the smallest calf in the world, usually when born they weigh about 70lbs.
(Hat tip: @denisoregan)