Spent a good hour out in the storm in Waterford last night. Spliced all the good clips together and added music.
Pretty happy with the result even if it does seem like further proof that the world is ending. #LightningStorm #Thunderstorm@broadsheet_ie pic.twitter.com/SQJPJSjZ8v
— Elsie Ronan (@ElsieRonan) June 14, 2020
Saturday night.
‘sup?
Old Ireland In Colour writes:
Tea and coffee van 110 years ago! Ballybricken Fair, Waterford City. Wednesday, May 4, 1910….
Poole collection (National Library of Ireland)
Meanwhile…
O'Connell Street in 1966 #Dublin pic.twitter.com/jhtFC2ot9y
— Photos of Dublin (@PhotosOfDublin) May 25, 2020
This afternoon.
Met Éireann issued a Status Yellow wind warning for Wexford and Waterford, valid from 12 noon until 3pm this afternoon.
Via Met Éireann
Barrack Street, Waterford, earlier today.
GIRLS! not pictured.
(Thanks Matt)
Yesterday.
In Waterford.
Catherine Drea tweeted:
At 6AM in this corridor, where I spent 5 days, a nurse attempted to insert an IV in my arm. I held my phone as a torch. She failed twice to insert it. Instead I missed my vital IV antibiotics for the second time. Our health system feels like a war zone from here.
This morning.
John Gallen writes:
It’s Harvest Festival weekend in Waterford – – the heart and soul of great local food.
Lots for foodies and plenty for kids too – Food market, yoga, makers market (crafts), food, Ballybricken Fair (animals), beekeeping classes, Blaa eating contest, science of craft beer, food, fair ground rides, drum dance classes, Live Well classes for kids, food… and did I say food? :)
This afternoon.
Quarry roundabout, M9 outside Waterford City.
More as we get it.
This morning.
Waterford City.
John Gallen writes:
Waterford’s city centre to see the opening of a [JD} Wetherspoon’s opposite the City Square Shopping Centre.
The building used to be a bank, but before my time that. Looks like it may have been a cinema at one time to me… but I’m guessing.
