This morning.
Smithfield, Dublin 7
Liamknuj123 writes:
The spoilsports in Dublin City Council are taking down the Christmas tree. I suppose this means Christmas is really over – until August…
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Minister @CharlieFlanagan commends the Gardaí for their swift actions in response to the incident in the Family Court at Smithfield earlier today. The matter is now the subject of a Garda investigation. pic.twitter.com/rK7uIcEAeg
— Department of Justice & Equality (@DeptJusticeIRL) December 20, 2018
This afternoon.
Earlier…
UPDATE: A man has been arrested following a major security incident at a courthouse in Smithfield, #Dublin. Gardai have seized an imitation firearm & the Army bomb squad are at the scene to examine a suspect device. @PaulQuinnNews reports: pic.twitter.com/0Qg2f9029b
— Virgin Media News (@VirginMediaNews) December 20, 2018
More as they get it.
Man held, army bomb disposal team at family law courts in Dublin (RTE)
Pic: Niamh Devereux
This morning.
Smithfield, Dublin 7
Liamknuj123 writes:
Christmas /Winterval tree being put together…
Last night.
Smithfield, Dublin 7
Herber Rowan writes:
A car crash with the Luas, hope everyone was OK…
Bah Humbug
at
This morning.
Smithfield, Dublin 7.
Liamknuj writes:
The spoilsports in Dublin City Council have decided Christmas is over and are taking away the tree.
Let’s hope it’s back in August…
Free this weekend?
Enjoy vinyl?
Niall Toner writes:
Soultrader, whose shop in Carlow town (above) achieved legendary status before it sadly closed earlier this year, will be at the Christmas Bazaar in Block B, Haymarket in Smithfield this weekend, with some quality vintage vinyl – jazz, soul, rare groove, metal and rock are specialities – and lots of 45s too. 12pm-7pm tomorrow (Friday), 11am-6pm, Saturday and Sunday.
You wait for one and then…
Christmas Bazaar Market (Smithfield)
Earlier: Flea At Last
Smithfield, Dublin last night.
André writes:
All red, why?
This morning.
André writes:
I love the smell of special chemical incident unit in the morning
Anyone?
On a Sunday!?
Swap your old clothes for some ‘pre-loved’ pants trousers, frocks and whatnot.
Leaving all nether-garments saucily at the door.
Ronan Corley writes:
Hosted in Third Space, Smithfield Square, the event will begin at 17:30, this Sunday the 30th of November. We do ask that all clothes be clean and in good condition; no holes; bleach or paint marks etc. Oh, and of course, no underwear. A relaxed yet jovial atmosphere is to be expected & entertainment will be provided by local independent musicians Naoise Roo, Neev Kennedy and Conor O.
The event pays homage to SCOOP’s mandate, of providing education for some of the globes poorest people – thus providing them with the tools to provide for themselves, rather than being forced to resort to default, by joining the under-paid workforce of a garment factory.
A €5 donation at the door, will grant entrance into the event, while some light refreshments will also be available for purchase.