The aftermath of a window smashing spree on South King Street, Dublin 2 this morning.
See? That’s [insert reasons] for you now.
(Thanks Colum Cronin)
The aftermath of a window smashing spree on South King Street, Dublin 2 this morning.
See? That’s [insert reasons] for you now.
(Thanks Colum Cronin)
This afternoon.
Iarnród Éireann tweetz:
Our piano [at Pearse Street Train Station] will be out of action for some time due to extensive mindless vandalism.
Murphy Piano Tuning is currently working to get it back to its former glory.
In fairness.
This morning.
Heuston Station, Dublin.
Iarnród Éireann customers should expect ‘significant delays‘ in and out of Heuston station today following damage to the signalling system which took place overnight between Newbridge and Kildare when cabling was stolen.
Friars Mill Road, Mullingar, birthplace of author Jospehine Hart (jnset)
The town of Mullingar has very few literary landmarks deserving international recognition, but unfortunately, this week it lost its most important one – chiefly because it was not a protected structure.
Westmeath Topic has learned that Westmeath County Council placed no value whatsoever on the building. When we asked a Council official about the demolition, they said the developer was fully within his rights in demolishing the house.
Home of world- famous author demolished – with Council approval (Westmeath Topic)
Pic montage: Westmeath Topic.
Thanks Séamus Kiernan.
Bitter vandalism of the ‘Vote Yes’ mural outside the Bernard Shaw. I think they were trying to cover it a bit with the bins…
Previously: Pigstylion
That street art, painted on Eustace Street by Solus yesterday, earlier this afternoon.
Earlier: Anything Good On TV?
(Pix: Oisín Kane)