Stop that.
This afternoon.
National College of Ireland, Dublin.
To mark International Women’s Day, financial giant Amundi announced a partnership with the National College of Ireland (NCI), to support women into Finance through a three-year scholarship and mentoring programme.
Everyone’s cross today.
Cross.
Suit yourselves.
This morning.
Western Way, Broadstone, Dublin 7.
John Gallen writes:
I’ve been passing this building project daily for a couple of months now. Built lengthways (?) across a number of back gardens that back onto Western Way, the building has what appeares to be a tower on one end and a curved wall on the other... What could it be?
Well, this morning I spotted it’s crowning piece… a shiny Christian cross. What an odd place to build a church :) Anyone know who is moving in?
Viewed from a particular angle, this metal sculpture by Francis Tabary takes the form of a cruciix while its reflection in a mirror resembles the Star of David.
Presumably, it works the other way round too.
Terribly confusing for vampires.
Fergal O’Keefe writes:
Bray Head [Bray, Co Wicklow] – The Cross – taken Sunday – drilled and bolted in.
The junction of Lombard and Pearse Street, Dublin, literally just after lunch.
The Iona Institute day-out or new showband.
YOU decide.
