This morning.
Aungier St, Dublin 2.
A mural for Lidl’s ‘Serious Support’ for women’s GAA
Name those players, anyone?
Also: artist?
Meanwhile, yesterday…
Surelook. #SeriousSupport pic.twitter.com/UYW9H1xzSN
— Elaine Buckley (@ElaineBucko) September 23, 2018
Tesco, Clearwater, Finglas, Dublin 11
Rob writes:
Tesco are opening a new budget range to compete with Lid and Aldi [in the UK]. They’re calling it Jack’s – not sure it’s the best name? Do you think they’ll bring it to Ireland?
Anyone?
Tesco to launch new discount chain Jack’s next week (The Guardian)
Where does this leave the Irish Water hose pipe ban? @broadsheet_ie @NewstalkFM https://t.co/isrLz8NbE1
— Patrick Kinsella (@Paddykinsella) July 5, 2018
Lidl’s ‘controversial’ water-hogging bathing pool.
Sold out within MINUTES.
Water FIGHT!
Tuesday: Everyone Stay Pool
STOP that!
Ciaran writes:
I feel a little social responsibility is required by Lidl, a 7, 480 litre pool for sale from Thursday. I hope Lidl see sense and remove this product considering the situation with water.
This afternoon.
John Gallen writes:
Not sure in what town exactly this was taken. Somewhere along the Wild Atlantic Way judging by the signage…
Previously: Unreal
LIDL last night (top and middle), this morning (middle pic) and with Gardai at the scene this afternoon and a video compilation of events (above).
Citywest, Fortunestown Lane, Tallaght, Dublin 24.
LIDL bulldozed by stolen digger…
Safe dragged down street…
Centra and Topaz attacked with angle-grinders…
‘Serious incident’ at Dublin supermarket investigated (RTÉ)
Lidl in Dublin looted and smashed on Friday night (Irish Times)
Pic: PA
Update:
Nine people have been arrested following robberies and looting at two shops in west Dublin.
..A small number of gardaí responding in an SUV could not get to the scene due to the weather conditions, which included snowdrifts of up to five feet.
Nine arrested following looting in west Dublin (RTÉ)
Meanwhile…
Incredibly, it’s the @IrishTimes that’s sharing that picture of the ‘fire’ at #Lidl – This photo was from a fire in German in 2016 – It’s not from the digger / looting story at #Tallaght #Jobstown #Fail #FakeNews pic.twitter.com/ITlnX7nhFg
— Will St Leger (@WillStLeger) March 2, 2018
Oh dear.
Update:
The remains of #Tallaght Lidl.#StormEmma #SNOWMAGGEDDON #BeastFromTheEast pic.twitter.com/0ISUGUuKXh
— Lomas Longstrider (@Aiteall) March 3, 2018
Meanwhile….
To the pitchforks!
Thanks John Gallen
Update:
Two politicians react to the #LidlLooting that took place last night. One grew up in #Tallaght and one did not.
One has respect for the people of Tallaght and one does not.
What in the world does local FG TD @brophytalks have to say about his shameful colleague? 😠 pic.twitter.com/oZlp5tCyuG
— Irish Political GIF (@ROIGIF) March 3, 2018
Um.
Pics: PA, Rollingnews.
Alternatively…
Ruillebuille writes:
After the disgraceful scenes at Tallaght it’s a pity the news media don’t show what happened last night in Clondalkin when a fire engine got stuck.
In fairness.
‘sup?
Monny O’Jalley writes:
Elon Musk’s spaceman swingin’ past Lidl for a “few bits” on his way to Mars…
Related: How the world reacted to Elon Musk’s Falcon Heavy launch (BBC)
Arrggh.
Mickey Twopints writes:
Lidl’s most recent promotion for “Bathroom Accessories” – a 2kW fan heater!!! Darwin award candidates coming soon at a branch of Lidl near you!
Or not at all?
YOU be the judge.
Jenny O’Neill writes:
Lidl Ireland have just published research saying girls need more encouragement to participate in team sports on HerFamily.ie.
Today I saw that they are advertisinggirls’ t shirts featuring unicorns & boys’ saying ‘best player’ & ‘team supporter’.
I am absolutely fuming at the blatant sexism not to mention stunning hypocrisy. I’m delighted that they continue to support Ladies Gaelic Football but this ‘serious support’ should also apply to the clothing they have for sale…
Girls/Boys Long Sleeved Tops (Lidl)
Fight!
SPLUTTER!
The Q47 writes:
Here’s what they’re REALLY wearing in work this summer… This came as part of an email from Lidl this morning…
Earlier: What They’re Wearing This Season
Update:
Dear men of Ireland,
We would like to confirm that this was a typo in our newsletter, please DO NOT go to work in just these.
Thanks,
Lidl pic.twitter.com/GaXjUpPiyp— Lidl Ireland (@lidl_ireland) August 10, 2017
In fairness.
