Tyne Goals

Portrait format in painterly acrylics on canvas. Under a plain mid-blue sky we look straight on at the front of a red-brick 4-story Georgian house, 2 window bays wide, with half of each adjoining house either side in the same terrace. The street surface is painterly purple with white perpendicular parking lines. The house is mostly orange brick with multi-coloured pointing, the house on the left is more pink brick with pale yellow pointing, and the house on the right more brown brick with blue pointing. Doors have white fanlights and columns, with yellow and grey steps down to yellow footpath. Window frames are white with glass showing dark reflections. Sunshine is brilliant judging by downward shadows of window rails, drainpipes between houses, and lamp-post on right. Signed bottom right, Liam Daly

A #painting to look at. "Fitzwilliam Square" came from a time when I was just about able to do the odd commission. Still took me years (There was a lot of bricks). Dublin, sometimes it's Georgian. #ArtYear #SpeirGhorm

Let’s find out what went down with those Bothans

Full Time at Tolka Park

It wasn’t to be as we go down narrowly 2-1

Thank you for the tremendous support, tonight, and all year, with the majority of the 3,648 in attendance at Tolka Park being behind the Seagulls.

Safe home to all

In this together 💪

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All about that clout

Fair play mate!

“Now this looks like a job for me, So everybody, just follow me, Cause we need a little controversy, Cause it feels so empty without me”

The fool! The second half is when nothing happens a second time 😂

The town, though.

Just published: my new book "Forgotten Times" (Amberley Publishing). 180 photographs taken by me in the 1950s and 1960s on the streets of the UK, Ireland and the outer islands and depicting a world largely unknown to the present day. #up0410

The Second Coming By W.B. Yeats Guess who just got back today? Them wild-eyed boys that'd been away Haven't changed, hadn't much to say But man, I still think them cats are crazy They were askin' if you were around How you was, where you could be found Told them you were livin' downtown Drivin' all the old men crazy [Chorus] The boys are back in town The boys are back in town (I said) The boys are back in town The boys are back in town The boys are back in town The boys are back in town The boys are back in town The boys are back in town

For National Poetry Day, a personal favourite of mine and one I think about more and more in these troubled times.

Former Manager Rafa Benitez was back at St James Park on Thursday! 🖤🤍

#NUFC #NUFCFans #NUFCNews #Newcastle
Paul | Magpie 24/7

Evening, Nick! 👋🇩🇪

#UCL ready 😍

That's it. That's the picture. New chapter begins. #nufc

THAT WINNING FEELING! 👏

Landscape format in acrylics on backing board. The bottom two thirds is the lake with its shore in the foreground. A jagged humpbacked mountain sits on the horizon. It is in many knobbly segments in greys and magenta with a golden bottom, lower steep slopes and highlighted bits dotted along several sections of its higher parts between the darker greys and magenta. Slopes of other mountains begin at the left edge in ochre and dark green, and a small pale blue peaked mountain in the distance seen in the gap between them. The lake is a grey green, dark in the centre, pale along the far edge at the base of the mountain and on the far left side by its soft shore. The end of the stone jetty peeps out from the right edge in the foreground. It is rendered in dark magenta and greys where it is in shadow, and in pale grey on its walking surface and three steps to the water. The rest of the foreground is three boats resting on a pebble strand. The boats are blue with alizarin trim and cross-pieces, and have their backs to the water. The pebbles are on a orange and pink background and rendered in greys of lilac and pink with navy shadows. Blue ropes hang from each boat to the bottom edge. The sky is a pale swirling grey green with slight streaks of red in it. Signed bottom right in magenta on the pebbles, Liam Daly.

A Mayo #painting, "Doolough Boats". if you’re on the road from Killary Harbour up to Clew Bay, you’ll go through the valley of Delphi and then you hit Doolough. If you're on a bicycle you'll stop, enjoy the iconic view as you approach the jetty, then stop again to look back. #ArtYear #SpeirGhorm

Episode 125: R.E.M. "Try Not to Breathe"LISTEN: APPLE PODCASTS · DOWNLOAD MP3R.E.M. was formed in Athens, Georgia, in 1980 by singer Michael Stipe, bassist Mike Mills, guitarist Peter Buck, and drummer Bill

Great song and great episode of Song Exploder to boot! songexploder.net/rem

#REMtop30
#MusicChallenge

No.27. Try Not to Breathe

Strange Currencies - Remastered 2013

#REMTop30

27. Strange Currencies

“fool might be my middle name”

Monster is better than New Adventures and is their third best Warner Bros album. This is a hill I’m willing to die on. This song is just beautiful.

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Harry Potter and the

YouTube video by The Adam Clery Football Channel Why Nick Woltemade Is PERFECT For Newcastle

Have a look at how this guy fits Jolinton in - looks potent! youtu.be/yEgp7qDGJ5E?...

Same here - horses for courses I guess! In Eddie we trust

Big Joe?

Congratulations to Alain Kizenga who has been called up to the Ireland U19 squad for two games against France at the famous Clairefontaine National Football Centre.
The Under-19s squad will take part in friendlies on Friday, September 5th and Monday, September 8th.

Nick Woltemade is in attendance at Elland Road this afternoon! 🤩🇩🇪

Well said Steve. Trolls only exist to feed on misery. So ‘Don’t Feed the Trolls’ =
words of wisdom 👏