https://twitter.com/vegansandwichco/status/1311219745945980928
This morning/afternoon.
Queen Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7.
Amid the gloom, Vegan Sandwich Co.celebrates its first day in business.
In fairness.
Do give them a visit should you be in the hood and in the market for a meatless sanger
No.
This afternoon.
Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
Reports of meat Plant COVID-19 cases at today’s Oireachtas Special Committee on Covid-19 Response prompted a ‘Hazmat-Suit Protest’ outside Leinster House where protectively-sheathed members of PETA called on the public to go vegan.
Hey @AerLingus, I’m not one to normally take to Twitter to complain but think this is important. I have just experienced my 2nd return long haul flight where there were no vegan or even vegetarian meals available. (1/5) pic.twitter.com/JGJ1ZRwICv
— Ollie Shiel (@olivershiel) February 4, 2020
Good morning, Ollie. Meal requests need to be preordered 48hours prior to departure. Please message us here for any future travels. We hope this helps.
— Aer Lingus (@AerLingus) February 4, 2020
I pre ordered their meal on the outgoing long haul and the return. The outgoing was well prepared but on the way home, I noted that someone else seemed to get my pre ordered meal and I was left with very little going home. This was last year to LA.
— Liz (10) (^_^) Ⓥ (@Lionesskeeper) February 4, 2020
In fairness @AerLingus it should be a regular inflight menu option. Not something requiring a 2 days request notice! Considering the impact aviation has on our environment. Wouldn’t plant based vegan options as standard be a welcome positive?
— Dublin Vegfest (@DublinVegfest) February 4, 2020
Anyone?/FIGHT!
This afternoon.
Lazlo Panaflex writes:
Smooth, creamy irony on Westland Row[Dublin 2]…
Earlier: Making Hay
Meanwhile…
Protesters try to encourage tractors to drive up blocked off Merrion square West. #farmersprotest #argybargy @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/ZzejOTPQoL
— Anna Hogan (@Annahogan) January 15, 2020
FIGHT!
Meanwhile…
#farmersprotest stopped on Lombard St. All got out of their vehicles having a giggle with each other @broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/4kY5VfdJ1f
— Dermo (@DermoMIO) January 15, 2020
I guess @lidl_ireland answered that one….😳pic.twitter.com/qcJLaJKaYs
— Dee (@gingerbreadmiss) November 30, 2019
‘sup?
The stuffing of ad placement nightmares.
Thanks John Gallen
A survey from travel operator Hayes and Jarvis
Dublin.
The most vegan-friendly city in the world.
Really?
Vegan Options – Cusine hotspots (Hayes and Jarvis)
Thanks Ted
Looks nice.
Aido writes:
€900 a month to live in a “vegan household” in Terenure? No thanks…
Ah.
This morning.
A field, location unidentified.
Cookery author and vegetable enthusiast Roz Purcell unveils her limited-edition Vegan Box Burger available from Flavourville in the Just Eat Retreat at this year’s Electric Picnic.
Roz’s offering is just “one of the delicious dishes topping the Flavourville bill”.
Meanwhile, Just Eat waiters will be delivering at EP ’19 to Just Eat app users. Can that end well?
Photocall Ireland
Um.
This morning.
Nicki Labram writes:
Applegreen PLC is the first in Ireland to launch an Irish made ready to eat vegan sausage roll.
Launching today, appropriately on what has become known as ‘meatless Monday,’ Applegreen has started selling Irish made vegan sausage rolls in 78 of their Applegreen stores nationwide..
The exclusive recipe for the Applegreen vegan sausage roll is made with a delicious plant based blend of soyabean, chickpeas, herbs and spices wrapped in a flaky puff pastry. it’s surprisingly meaty! To support this, there is a special introductory price for the vegan sausage roll at only €1…
FIGHT!
