Um .
Waste management centre, Gulistan Terrace, Rathmines, Dublin 6.
Colm Walsh writes:
Sad that Dublin City Council waste management workers drove in & out of here yesterday without noticing this mess?
Um.
This morning.
Ballincollig [Cork]Tidy Town write:
What a terrible pity that this is the sight greeting us at the Recycling Bins in Ballincollig.. This really is a disgrace. Given the Covid-19 restrictions, this can only have been done by our own Community…
Shame (Ballincollig Tidy Town)
Meanwhile…
This morning.
Dargle River Walk, Bray town, County Wicklow.
Pic by Aaron
Poolbeg, Dublin, yesterday.
Sea Fishing Ireland tweetz:
More plastic nightmare at #Poolbeg over the Bank Holiday. Dog poo in bags. Was going to do an #angling version of #Plogging called #Dogging, but Er… #lostintranslation#savepoobeg (sic) #fishirl@broadsheet_ie@CleanCoasts#2minbeachclean
Previously: The Age Of Sale
Sea Fishing Ireland tweetz:
Every piece of plastic made still exists. Quix detergent. Made in Ireland priced 5d in pre-decimalisation (1971) money. Recovered recently from our seas.
At #wellfest and walked by the @thehappypear waffling about zero waste and right next door is a display of their single use plastic products!! Such hypocrites!!! @WellFestIrl pic.twitter.com/05ty7WNHHO
— Sarah (@sarellfor) May 13, 2018
Sarah Forsyth writes:
Something stirred in me at [last weekend’s] Wellfest [Healthy living summit at the Royal Hospital, Kilmainham, Dublin] when I overheard the happy Pear Twins (aka Vegward) talking about zero waste.
Their business is responsible for so much [waste] so I tweeted them calling them out on their hypocrisy and they haven’t replied so I was hoping you would get behind it and maybe the sanctimonious pair will take notice. They’re like wolves in sheep’s clothing, except they never seem to wear clothes…
Fight!
Eamonn Ryan brings his rubbish into the #Dáil #Bincharges pic.twitter.com/arXHIPlncI
— Mick Caul (@caulmick) July 5, 2017
Mick Caul tweetz:
Eamon Ryan brings his rubbish into the Dáil…
Apocalyptic miniature dioramas by artist Thomas Doyle.
On view next month at at the Hudson River Museum in Yonkers, New York.