Niall C tweetz:
Going through some stills from a shoot with Irish Air Corps last week. That bog on the right remind you of anything?
Uncanny.
The Broadsheet Buke of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland (edited by Aidan Coughlan, New Island, €5) Some still in stock!
Spotted in West Cork.
Jack writes:
A great west coast but a poor six counties…
Thanks Genny
Don’t forget. The Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland, edited by Aidan Coughlan (New Island) is the perfect stocking filler. Just €5. Only a huge number few copies remain in stock.
Leeum Donnelly writes:
Grand rock I found hiking in Peru – looks a bit like a familiar tax haven…
The Broadsheet book of unspecified things that look like Ireland (New Island)
Uncanny.
A ‘greenside’ bunker At the Olympic Golf Course, Rio, Brazil.
Powerscourt Golf tweetz:
Does anyone else think this bunker looks like Ireland ?
Kevin writes:
I walked past this discarded, possibly snotty hanky in Mullagh, Cavan a few weeks ago. Thought you’d be interested.
A thing of beauty.
Mmf.
Mmf.
Maynooth town, Co. Kildare yesterday.
AnnMari O’Reilly writes:
“The repuddle of Ireland…”
Related: The Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland (Aidan Coughlan, New Island, €5)
Mmf.
Nick Moran writes:
Dead leaf [found in a bush on grounds of Newbridge house, Donabate, Co Dublin] looks a bit like Ireland…PS Home developed negative from pic taken last week with Olympus Pen F (1966)
Meanwhile, stuck for a stocking filler? A large pile filling a two-room basement small amount of copies of the bestselling The broadsheet Book of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland (€5, New Island) remain in stock. Purchase here.
‘sup?
Ian Begley writes:
A puddle in Lucan that sums up Ireland’s Summer…
Meanwhile, for that ideal early stocking filler there is a large basement few copies left of The Broadsheet Book Of Unspecified Things That Look Like Ireland, edited by Aidan Coughlan (New Island) STILL available to purchase here for €5.
@broadsheet_ie Saw this in Spiddal, Galway yesterday. Looks like Eire. pic.twitter.com/VOQmBNUcld
— Jack MacGB (@jackmgb) April 8, 2015
Mmmf.
Meanwhile…
Oh.
Mae writes:
‘Clickhole stealing ur thunder.’
The 32-county tee.
As gaeilge.
Only $12.
Kevin Carter writes:
designed a T-shirt of all the counties made up of their names in Irish with a few towns thrown in for good measure.
I think your readers might like it and I need to get at least 50 pre-orders before It gets the go ahead to be printed.If you felt like sharing that would be awesome but no pressure. The campaign is here