Castle Market, Dublin 2,
Ah here.
Yesterday:
Andrea Horan tweetz:
Instead of trying to stop people meeting friends and sitting down in the city, maybe we could supply chairs instead (like nearly every other city
You can wet our steps, but you’ll never take our freedom (to gather with pals) I mean we’re CRYING out for some on street seating/cafe culture/bag o’ cans seats…
Fight!
45 TDs, with only 27 in the ‘regular’ Dáil seats, two more in the civil service ‘bullpen’ beside the Taoiseach, two in the Distinguished Visitors Gallery, and 14 sitting around in the mezzanine/division lobbies. https://t.co/WpGuNjmt7j
— Gavan Reilly (@gavreilly) April 23, 2020
This morning.
Seating arrangements for today’s Dáil sitting.
Bags the bullpen.
As if the “flying doughnut” and bicycle-esque seat weren’t bad enough, a new airplane seating arrangement threatens to eliminate every last ounce of air travelers’ dignity by forcing them to stare at one another for the duration of a flight.
It’s called the “economy class cabin hexagon” and it looks as awful as it sounds.
MORE: “Economy Class Cabin Hexagon” is every flyer’s worst nightmare (Fortune)
(H/T: Nelly Bergman)
Design drawings from a patent filed by Airbus last month for a new ‘pack-em-in’ bicycle-style seat for short haul (sub 3-hour) flights.
The idea for vertical seating was first touted by Airbus in 2003. Ryanair has been promoting it since 2010.
Airbus Want To Patent The Most Uncomfortable Plane Seats Ever (Washington Post)
The Red Line at Busarus 15 minutes ago.
Martha writes:
Additional seating available on the Luas over Christmas period…
