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Monthly Archives: May 2014
The cheap solution to getting a first class seat is dying.
Moo Moo calls me in the afternoon to tell me a story she heard on Newstalk and sheez laughing, so eyem guessing itz funnie. Between her guffaws the words are heard in mah ears and immediately, i think of Commando, … Continue reading
The life of Brian
Spare a though for our local Firhouse councillor Brian Lawlor who failed to get re-elected in Friday’s local election. A member of Fine Gael, Brian has worked tirelessly on behalf of the Firhouse community over the years and is always … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin, Politics
Tagged Brian Lawlor, democracy, Firhouse, Ireland, local elections, South Dublin
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A matter of Joyce
Our good friend Janice Ward just finished her degree in Graphic Design and produced an incredible book on James Joyce. Here are some pics from her exhibition.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny shows us his dance moves
Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the Irish Prime Minister who’s also tipped for the top job in Europe… He dances like my Dad!
Posted in Entertainment, Humour, Ireland, Politics
Tagged Dad dancing, dancing, enda kenny, Happy, Irish Prime Minister, Pharell Williams, Taoiseach
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Wake up and smell the jet fuel
It really looks like the staff at Aer Lingus are doing everything in their power to lose the sympathy of the Irish people. Organising strikes for national holidays and bank holiday weekends certainly doesn’t win many friends. This is now … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Opinion, Travel
Tagged Aer Lingus, competition, industrial action, rosters, Ryanair, strike
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Best outdoor spots in Dublin
The good people in the Met office predict that this coming June bank holiday weekend is going to be SCORCHIO! Here’s our top 10 places in Dublin to enjoy the sunshine. 1. Dun Laoghaire pier (must involve an ice-cream from … Continue reading
Posted in Dublin, Travel
Tagged best outdoor spots, Dun Laoghaire, Fade Street Social, food markets, Ireland, Iveagh Gardens, Marker Hotel, Marlay Park, Massey's Wood, roof gardens
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Let them eat cake
So I’m out giving the dogs their evening run down the playing fields and there’s a Montessori group having a picnic with their teacher. Before I could stop them our two beagles joined the party and devoured an entire cake. … Continue reading
Dogs on treadmills
We need to get us 2 of these for Delaney and Bonnie!
big mac and whys 