10 years today since the greatest moment in all of recorded history 🙏 pic.twitter.com/pIqnE9NBcy
— pint_baby (@pint_baby) April 1, 2022
April 2, 2012.
Smithfield Horse Fair, Dublin.
When we were relevant.
Mmmf.
Previously: Meanwhile, At The Smithfield Horse Fair
Meanwhile…
Mr Billy Balfe on the worst horse ever to run in the Grand National
pic.twitter.com/Xkc5HjDJhS— History of Horse Racing (@roar1968) April 1, 2022
Today, on April 2nd, we mark the seven year anniversary of Ireland’s most historic piece of photojournalism. We must pay tribute to our brave @gardainfo, who strive to keep our streets safe from amorous quadrupeds, and @broadsheet_ie who fearlessly brought this to our attention. pic.twitter.com/lutZHZX6XM
— ██████████████████████████████████████████████████ (@alan_butler) April 2, 2019
Smithfield Horse Fair. April 2, 2012.
The randy, fabulously-hung horse with no name.
We shall remember him and his thing.
That’s not a Shetland, etc.
The Smithfield Horse Fair, Smithfield, Dublin, returned this morning under new Dublin City Council bye-laws, which includes the need for a horse selling trading licence (above)
The market will now take place twice a year, on the first Sundays of March and September, and will include a photographic exhibition, artwork and music.
Meanwhile:
We don’t talk about that incident anymore.
(Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland)
