Pack it in, you two.
This afternoon.
Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2.
Meanwhile…
Also at Stephen’s Green.
No need for the evil eye.
Psycho.
Tag Archives: summer
A rather charming animated music video for a song of the same name by Sébastien Delage, directed by Julien Hazebroucq.
Well, summer has officially come to Earth’s northern hemisphere.
Meh. It’s been Summer in the north of Saturn’s largest moon since May 24th, 2017. To wit:
Orbiting the gas giant, Saturn’s moon Titan experiences the Saturnian seasons that are about 7 Earth-years long. Larger than inner planet Mercury, Titan was captured in this Cassini spacecraft image about two weeks after its northern summer began. The near-infrared view finds bright methane clouds drifting through Titan’s dense, hazy atmosphere as seen from a distance of about 507,000 kilometers. Below the clouds, dark hydrocarbon lakes sprawl near its fully illuminated north pole.
(Image: Cassini Imaging Team, SSI, JPL, ESA, NASA)
Last Friday.
Evocative (and some existential) scenes of Summer 2019 in Bray, County Wicklow.
Sun-soaked, spiritual – and actual – home of Broadsheet (and who would blame us?).
Better than Brighton.
Come visit.
Meanwhile…
This afternoon.
The Prom’.
Aaron writes:
Blue flag – not a stool to be seen….
This afternoon.
In the Dáil.
Gavan Reilly tweetz:
Eamon Ryan’s summer wardrobe is… summery.
Headline H/T: Sinn Féin
Soft day in #Galway. pic.twitter.com/UKlD2Go5bC
— Colm Keaveney (@Colm_Keaveney) July 27, 2017
Trapped in the car… #IrishSummer pic.twitter.com/0iSqiPvLxq
— Philip Nolan (@philipnolan1) July 27, 2017
Sigh.
Animated tips for your cat in a heatwave.
Sam Bourner writes:
Keep those cats cool! The first in a series of short animations featuring tips and advice for looking after cats in the changing seasons. Directed by Persistent Peril animation for the lovely folks at Cats Protection…
Sheepish
at
‘sup?
This morning.
Fordstown, County Meath.
Tom writes:
My dad’s existential pet lamb. He calls him ‘It’s Only Me’. A deep thinker….
Exiustential Pets to Broadsheet@broadsheet.ie marked ‘Existential Pets’.
Alan O’Regan writes:
He/she must be roasting today.
Meanwhile, Met Éireann writes:
Today will be very warm and mostly sunny. This evening, heavy or thundery showers will develop in parts of north Connacht and west Ulster. Cloud will increase near the south coast with some showery rain developing by nightfall. Highest temperatures of 24 to 29 degrees, warmest in the midlands and Connacht.
Meanwhile…
‘sup?
Nice Cans
at
Splutter!
Thanks Rob Gale