This afternoon.
Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
A peaceful ice cream ‘eat-out’ by young activists ahead of a HB Fundays Party in aid of Down Syndrome Ireland in Leinster House this afternoon.
The charity is calling for “vital investment in early years supports to promote language development for toddlers and young children with Down Syndrome”.
And several more tubs, if at all possible.
HB Fundays (Down Syndrome Ireland)
Tonight.
Kelly’s Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin.
Ultan Mashup writes:
Scrumdiddly’s at 8.30pm. Ice cream in March. Move over Teddy’s…
FIGHT!
A documentary about Ireland’s longest-running ice-cream van.
Writes Colin Brady:
For anyone who grew up in South Dublin, or who have kids or even grandkids in the area, there’s one face (and sound) you’ll always be happy to come across.
For the last 49 years Mr.Ripple has been playing the same old tune around Dublin, to the excitement of kids and for the memories of generations.
Mr Ripple is a short documentary following ice-cream man John Taylor during one of his daily rounds. Originally working the mines in Wales, he moved to Dublin around 50 years ago and started selling ice-cream.
At 75 he’s still driving each day with his route taking him to around areas in South Dublin, making him (presumably) Ireland’s oldest ice cream man.
Mmf.
Previously: Cone in 60 Seconds
Yesterday.
Venice, Italy.
Andrew Tyrrell writes:
Social media gelateria Also available was Facebook Fromage Frais, Twitter Tiramisu and Snapchat Sundae….
Yesterday.
John Mollohan writes:
From News and Chews, Ballyragget [Co. Kilkenny] – now that’s a daycent 99!!!
‘sup?
This evening.
Cone-slurping, inter-traffic, Herald seller photobombs oblivious RTÉ Six One News reporter.
More as we get it.
Thanks WayneF
