J asks:

Odd choice of name for a new tapas place on Abbey Street, Dublin…

Guernica?

Celticon writes:

Part of the “Feel London” promotion running at the Karstadt department store in Munich [Germany].

The Maggie/Guildford Four double bill.

Anna Bates writes:

Ah, Belgium…

Irish Times, September 8, 1913

Actually.

Ben Shorten, of RTÉ/Boston University’s College’s Century Ireland 1913-2013 project writes:

This Sunday, September 8 is the 100 year anniversary of the publishing of Yeats’ ‘September 1913’. It was printed in The Irish Times with the title ‘Romance in Ireland’.

This video gives a nice little background of the Art Gallery dispute. And interestingly, William Martin Murphy was the main opponent of Hugh Lane’s plan.

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‘But fumble in a greasy till’ A new poem by W.B. Yeats (Century Ireland 1913-1013)

Previously: Dublin’s Bridge Of Sighs

Splutter.

A controversial 1980s Guinness ad currently on the Guinness New Zealand Facebook page.

FIGHT!

Thanks Reppy

The garden of an “Irish Bar” in Aix en Provence, France, last night.

Thanks Mark Appleby