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Images that Make Me Want to Cry: 3 – Great Coffee, Great Friends

Look, we all hate ourselves. You. Me. The postman. The elderly woman you sat beside on the bus this morning. We all sob ourselves to...

The Campaign Poster Debaffler: 4 – The Watery Adventures of Toiréasa Ferris (Sinn Féin)

Early yesterday morning – as the wife the daughter, and the husband/father (i.e. myself) strode (and rolled) towards the Milk...

I Love Coffee, and I Now Have the T-Shirt to Prove it

Back in 1983, while in Mrs. Clifford's third class, I won a copy of The Citadel of Chaos for drawing a picture of an elephant. Then,...

The Microfilm Miscellany: I Was born in Limerick

The “recession chic� juggernaut of journalistic puke has no doubt inspired hacks to spew forth acres of “content� detailing...

Filthy Durty Postcards: Badgers, Blu-Tack & Picturegating

This lunchtime, while the rest of you stuffed your faces with fancy sangwiches, I went on a not-very-dangerous, undercover, guerilla...

Filthy Durty Postcards: 2 – Spineless RTE Bastards

5 minutes after reading Suzy's post on nekkid Brian Cowen "picturegate" (and RTÉ's craven and vomit-inducing climb down) I distilled...

Positions for Labour

Earlier this afternoon, as Jess & I sat watching a Kerrywoman pull a plastic baby out of a woolen womb, a single A4 sheet was...

Naughty Boys, Lucky Bags, and Karl’s Lovely Wig

And so the brother (he who used to love jam sandwiches more than life itself) is married. Saturday's celebratory fancy dress part-tay...

The Brutal Sound of Two Euro Horror

This Halloween sees me (somewhat reluctantly) abandoning my usual routine. There'll be no carving of turnips,1 no careful choosing...

Dreadful Thoughts Story Club: What Was It?

1) "What Was it?" (pdf) (html) (Google Books) Despite being described variously as "a lion of literary New York", "a Poe in the...

The Museum of Cultural Waste: Kid Kore “Apache”

If there's one lesson I've learned from my numerous trips to charity shops (on both sides of the Irish sea) it is (alas) to expect...

Every Little (or Lot) Helps

An alarming headline from today's Limerick Post. While I know that Tesco have (over the last number of years) been aggressively seeking...

The Mystery of the Warrior’s Knob

After a very pleasant 10 days spent holidaying in beautiful Kerry, I've passed the last 72 hours (and counting) laid up in bed with...

Limerick Graffiti Archive: Vaginas

Apologies if you've just spurted your precious morning coffee all over your keyboard, but the above graffito does indeed say what...

Limerick Graffiti Archive: Brendan Loves You

I'm not sure to what extent "Grafitti Studies" has (as a discipline) permeated academic institutions, but I'd be surprised if the...

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