Hello you.
At the Netherlands Vs Costa Rica World Cup Quarter Final game this evening.
Via Claire Murphy
Hello you.
At the Netherlands Vs Costa Rica World Cup Quarter Final game this evening.
Via Claire Murphy
The Brits and Aussies are coming to town for the Tri Nations Tag Series. It all kicks off TOMORROW (Saturday) in Belfield, University College Dublin.
Kieran Ryan writes:
“Ireland beat Great Britain in last year’s International Series but the Australians, being the current world champions, are a completely different prospect so it promises to be a top class series of tag rugby…”
Further test games and the Tri Nations itself will take place in Limerick on Friday, July 11th.
Wow! UK and Ireland & Northern Lights from the International Space station pic.twitter.com/oOrglclf7C
— Love Belfast ❤️ (@love_belfast) June 29, 2014
This day 24 years ago Packie Bonner saved Timofte’s penalty to send Ireland through to the 1/4 Finals of Italia 90. #BBCWorldCup
— Conor McNamara (@ConorMcNamaraIE) June 25, 2014
Soft-spoken controversial jersey wearing hero.
Any excuse
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPJHGi_1CDs
Laura Gaynor writes:
This week, I decided to break my trampoline. Ah no, but really, I decided to do a video about Irish ‘summers’. I’m looking at the pros and cons of hot weather in Ireland.
Previously: Countdowner
It costs about €139 to fill the tank of a Ford Transit with petrol in Denmark; in Ireland, it costs about €128. The cheapest place to buy petrol is the United Arab Emirates followed by Malaysia, Mexico and the US. It costs €27 to fill up a tank with petrol in the UAE, €37 in Malaysia, €52 in Mexico and €55 in the US.
“It is Irish taxes alone which see our fuel prices this high,” said Conor Faughnan, director of consumer affairs at the AA.
Taxes account for almost 60 per cent of the cost of filling up the tank of a Ford Transit with petrol in Ireland, compared to about 13 per cent in the US. There are no fuel taxes in China> or Malaysia.
There you go now.
Ireland is world’s fourth most expensive for petrol (Sunday Independent)
Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland
They are going national.. again!
8 Radio returns to the wireless in three cities from May 24th.
Simon Maher says:
“There should be nothing revolutionary about playing Talking Heads followed by Sylvan Esso followed by The Blades at Breakfast. We play the music we like and it’s just the natural thing to do. Trust your audience and they will trust you!”
FIGHT!
Previously: Your New Internet Music Station Has Arrived