Sarah Doyle writes:
Defiant Bassett tricolour.
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Joe Donnelly writes:
Came home to find my son playing with his toys like this. Excuse the dirty socks.
Martin Brady writes:
Bike racks showing their woolly knitted defiance on the South Circular in Rialto [Dublin] this morning.
Kay (“Xiao Liu”) writes:
Dear Broadsheet, look at this picture which I took on Shanxi Road, Nanjing [China] not two hours ago!
Emma Davis writes:
My defiant tricolour toothbrush
Alan Greene writes:
This is my Defiant Tricolour in the library of Columbia Law School, New York. I watched Thursday’s game as the sole Irishman in a bar full of Spaniards. And Americans who don’t understand the offside rule.
Niamh Keoghan writes:
I made one out of my Aran jumpers (With a white hoodie for peace).
Denise Coughlan writes:
A bar in Naas, Kildare, before Thursday’s match.
Emer Higgins writes:
A lone Irish flag fluttering in a tropic breeze at my brothers apartment block in Darwin [Australia].
Shane McKenna writes:
Taken from a very wet and “windy” Windy Arbour [Dublin].
Antonio Radici writes:
I was cooking some ragu’ (which is not a “bolognese sauce”) and while was cutting the soffritto (the base of many Italian sauces), I realised that carrots, celery and onions do look like something…
Bennyboy writes:
Some existential tricolour on the Volvo Ocean Race Facebook page.
Fiona writes:
Aw. I only saw the [very thin] green line on paper with orange ‘R’! On my Jcsp library skills workbook with my kids in Coolock [Dublin]
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Ali Murray writes:
Our window at Alila Boutique, Drury street, Dublin 2.
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Kerryview writes:
I’m colour-blind. How else would I know that this is not the
Italian flag?
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Peter Fitzgerald writes:
Your earlier twitter follower [in response to this post] was correct. The first Tricolour was flown at our building “Mint”, 33 the Mall, Waterford. I hope you like what we did with the lights.
Derek J O’Connor writes:
Taken in the 13th Step (on 9th and Second). Randomly the chap in the middle was from Kerry.
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Shane writes:
My tiny local supermarket (here in Hiroshima, Southern Japan) still sells these, 10 years later. The label says “Airishu Stikku (Irish Stick) – To commemorate the Irish Team Camp in Izumo City, (World Cup) 2002”. Yes, they’re fresh!
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Kevin Doyle writes:
Apartment building in Bushwick, Brooklyn. (Not seen in picture – hundreds of Puerto Rican flags draping from surrounding buildings)
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Steady On
at
Jack Doyle’s, Cobh, Co Cork.
Meanwhile, at Ma Dulleas pub, Tower St, Cork:
Thanks Lars Biscuit and Dan Kidney
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Sarah Keane writes:
My (mini) contribution to the tricolour effort in my Copenhagen office. Once I put it up last week, I was informed that ‘flag etiquette’ in Denmark says you can’t ‘fly’ (ahem, stick on your computer) a foreign flag without the Danish flag above it. Having lived in Scandinavia for a while, I felt compelled to obey the rules but made a smaller and even more wonky Danish flag.
Unfortunately everybody is too overjoyed having beaten the Dutch to notice my defiance. Damn them and their warranted national excitement.
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