Above from left: Peter O’Rourke, Peter Mark CEO, Mark Keaveney, Peter Mark co-founder, Fallon Cahill salon Manager, Peter Mark Bloomfield and Richard Keaveney
This morning.
Dun Laoghaire, county Dublin
The official re-opening of the newly re-designed Peter Mark salon at Bloomfield shopping centre Dun Laoghaire, now celebrating 47 years at this location.
The salon where Bodger, as a nipper, got bleached.
Good times.
Not for the red-haired, obviously.
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This morning.
Peter Mark, Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
Stylists – from left: Lauryn Bradley, Joanne McManus and Rebecca Byas – launch the Petermarkathon 2021. The annual fundraiser – run across Peter Mark salons in Ireland from October 10-30 – will see Peter Mark employees take part in ‘a host of events including raffles and fancy-dress parties’ to raise funds for Pieta House.
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From top: Peter and Mark Keaveney at the opening of their first branch in 1961: The brothers today
This morning.
Grafton Street, Dublin 2.
Brothers Peter and Mark Keaveney celebrate the 60th anniversary of Peter Mark. Founded in 1961 on Grafton Street, Peter Mark has now become one of Ireland’s most recognisable brands with 67 salons on the island of Ireland.
In hairness.
Peter Mark (left) and Peter Marks (right)
Please take me out of this thread – I am the theater critic for the Washington Post, not a beauty salon in Dublin. That is Peter MARK. 🙏🤣 https://t.co/1JL58jUIpQ
— Peter Marks (@petermarksdrama) July 1, 2020
Yesterday.
Meanwhile…
I am here for this cross over — while theatres are dark, all theatre critics should move to live reviews of hairdresser drama tweets….. https://t.co/z2rMWCbhj1
— Oonagh Murphy (@OonaghTweets) July 2, 2020
This morning
UPDATE:
Sláinte! #irishtwitter-your responses have given me some of the best entertainment I have had in these atheatrical times! Also, my hair remains a mess.
— Peter Marks (@petermarksdrama) July 2, 2020
This evening.
He likes us.
This afternoon.
Dublin GAA football player Bernard Brogan (centre) with crimpers, from left: Louise Keaveney, Sharon O’Rourke and Aine Curley at the launch of the 2015 Petermarkathon.
Peter Mark salons nationwide will host pajama parties, bake sales and whatnottery from October 23-26. All in aid of mental health support group Aware.
(Leon Farrell/Photocall Ireland)
