‘Sup.
This afternoon.
Unnamed canines somewhere in Cork.
PJ Coogan tweetz:
Ruff oul’ work, lazin’ in the sun, jus’ bein’
Mmf.
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Outside Dublin Airport.
‘Sup.
This afternoon.
Unnamed canines somewhere in Cork.
PJ Coogan tweetz:
Ruff oul’ work, lazin’ in the sun, jus’ bein’
Mmf.
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
This afternoon.
Outside Dublin Airport.
Dublin, Easter 2020
Alex & Luke McManus writes:
We made a film this weekend. Master cinematographer Alex Sapienza captured the images….Dublin Easter 2020 is a strange yet beautiful place.
Dublin-based comedian, writer and impressionist Liam Hourican with another ‘character in isolation’.
Liam writes:
Elder statesman Gerry shares some recipes in self isolation…
Previously: Everything Happens For A Reason
Self isolators of the world unite!
A great and eerie video compilation of the global lockdown set to the melancholic strains of Morrisey singing Everyday is Like Sunday.
Come, Armageddon! Come!
Related: The Empty Streets Of San Francisco
Previously: Sunday Drivers
UPDATE:
Dublin’s city centre as you’ve never seen it before. Stay safe everyone. #dublin #Covid_19 #Covid_19ireland pic.twitter.com/b3tqv6rfSY
— Aerial (@aerial_ie) April 6, 2020
Restrictions are being slowly lifted across Europe
This morning.
Tis lifting.
Austria’s chancellor Sebastian Kurz has become the first European leader to provide specific dates for the end of lockdown measures.
He said the aim was to let smaller shops re-open as soon as April 14, with larger ones and shopping malls opening on May 1 if all goes well.
In Spain, which after Italy has seen the highest number of deaths in Europe, Prime minister Pedro Sanchez has said that some economic restrictions could be lifted after Easter.
Graph via The Sun
However…
All physical exercise – running, walking – will be banned in Paris between 10am and 7pm from tomorrow (Wed April 8) as part of ever stricter Coronavirus lockdown, by order Paris Police Prefecture & city council…Aim is to keep crowds down. What about pre-10am & post-7pm crowds?
— Peter Allen (@peterallenparis) April 7, 2020
Eau.