Galway Ginge writes:
Guy gets thrown out of Carbon Nightclub in Galway, picks a fight with bin. The bin wins.
Ouch.
Tag Archives: Galway
Spotted in Galway (with Fidelma photobomb) this morning.
Phone it! Phone It! Phone it!
Phone it!
Etc.
Thanks Roisin Sullivan
A live screening of a new documentary called The 41st Shade will be held in Monroe’s, 14, Dominic Street, Galway on April 5, at 6pm.
The documentary is about all aspects of cannabis in an Irish context and will be screened as part of the first ever Students for Sensible Drug Policy Ireland conference at National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG).
Paul Rohan, pictured top, writes:
“We have travelled around Ireland and Europe, interviewed International drug policy advisers, Former chief constables, award winning authors, addiction specialists, politicians, medical users, activists and documented a ground breaking vote.”
The documentary includes interviews with:
Dr Garrett McGovern (GP Specialising in Addiction)
Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan TD (Independent Irish Politician)
Michel Degens (Mambo Cannabis Social club)
Dr Cathal Ó Súiliobháin (GP Specialising in Addiction)
Marie Byrne (Aisling Group International Charity)
Howard Marks (Mr. Nice) (Author, poet, Former International Drug Smuggler)
Jeop Oomen (Founder ENCOD)
Doug Fine (Award winning author/Sustainable journalist)
John Crown (Senator/Doctor)
Tom Lloyd (Former Chief Constable of Cambridgeshire/International Drug policy Adivisor)
Fair play, in fairness.
The 41st Shade screening (Facebook)
Thanks Kevin Higgins
Aisling Ní Fhrighil writes:
This is a video put together by ‘We’re Not Leaving Galway’ in response to the Fáilte Ireland ‘Ireland Inspires’ video.
Pesky students, unemployed youths and underpaid interns.
Name those choons anyone?
Thanks Aisling
Paul D’Eath writes:
I’m an amateur filmmaker from Galway and part of a new production company called the Glimmermen. We have just released our newest short comedy film based on the notable statue of Oscar Wilde in Galway city. The statue is prominently located in the city centre yet no one knows who ‘the other guy’ seated with Oscar Wilde is and few people care to find out.
Galway gets the Pharrell Williams treatment.
Yay!
Thanks John Gallen
[O’Brien’s Bridge, Galway]
The Garda Ombudsman is appealing for witnesses following the death of a 43-year-old man in Galway. His body was taken from the River Corrib last night.
The man was stopped at a Garda traffic checkpoint before entering the water at O’Brien’s Bridge.
A post mortem on the body is taking place today.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission at 1890 600 800.
Garda Ombudsman witness appeal
Pic: Geograph.ie
Jaysus.
John Gallen writes:
Salthill, Galway’s promenade this afternoon…. check out the lifeguard’s steel cabin… blown in and rolled about 30 metres!
Pics: Donal Gallen
Meanwhile…
Residents of Salthill making use of the floods pic.twitter.com/Dfe0PxgIuF
— GardaCheckpointsCork (@GardaCork) January 3, 2014
At The Blue Note, William Street, Galway.
Dalachy writes:
Fully playable Galway Monopoly board game complete with Chancer and Community Welfare cards available to play in The Blue Note. Just in time for Christmas family fights.
Salthill. Galway this evening.
Via @CathalCollins Thanks Roomicube