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This afternoon.
The Natural History Museum, Dublin 2.
Fearful youngsters – many on the mitch – call for action on climate change, part of a spontaneous, from the ground up, not adult-led ‘Climate Strike’ taking place across the country and the world.
They are the future.
Save yourselves.
This afternoon.
Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin.
Two slippery suited tykes refuse to let the Mica march disrupt their ‘fun’.
Earlier: Build Back Better
This afternoon.
Dublin city centre.
Intolerant, climate change-fearing tykes take to the streets to scold ‘boomers’ and their selfish ilk for stupidly cooling warming the planet.
Formerly called ‘going on the mitch’.
More as we get it.
Gulp.
Yesterday.
Dublin Castle.
To celebrate National Services Day, members of the emergency services, including Defence Forces, Gardai. and St. John Ambluance, took part in a public display of their skillz – to awestruck tykes – after parading through the centre of Dublin.
Name that piece above (carried by Sgt Aine Power), anyone?
This morning
Professor Robert Kelly and pair of tykes live on BBC News from South Korea.
Wait for the hasty exit.
Tonight.
The Grand Canal at The Barge, Ranelagh, Dublin 6.
Thanks Kevin Whitty
Donough ‘Pencil Robot’ O’Malley writes:
I’ve been illustrating scenes from over the summer. the good, the bad, and the ugly. I thought your readers might recognise this scene particularly from Dublin( with all the young tykes taking to the waterways in the heat. Other illustrations from the series ‘I drew what you did last summer’ can be found here
This afternoon.
Dublin city.
Wet suited tykes plunge into the River Liffey at Docklands.
LOW TIDE!
Meanwhile…
This evening.
More Perishing tyke diving antics and obscene finger gestures at Grand Canal Dock.
Sam Boal/.Rollingnews
Yesterday.
Famine ship Jeanie Johnston, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1.
Is no tall apparatus safe?
Slippery, history-loving devils.
Thanks Lordwilmore
Irish tykes go Decimal.
YouTuberIreland writes:
Apparently, the Old Irish ’50p Coin’ is the coolest of all coins..but you can’t shave with it! We got Irish Kids to React to ‘Old Irish Money!’
