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Anyways, a minute and a half's silence by the NUJ should sort it all out.

Money is tight..

This will connect the quay to the event centre plaza. In due course.

Yes, Probys Quay. All that fresh treated water going straight into the river.

Stone bridge over the Lee

And quiet flows the Lee. #Speirgorm

A rather poor attempt at a water feature.

White bridge , upper curved between quay and the non existent event centre.

I suggest the new bridge be called the Keynes Bridge - goes nowhere. #Speirgorm

Low rise fort

Vista of Elizabeth Fort has opened up. South main street could do with a good scrub - a lot of the stone paving is oily.

Wasn't expecting town to be so busy. Loads of people out and about, availing of the hospitality.

Orange bow of ship called "Clarity". Port of Cork sign in background

Finally found some clarity. #Speirgorm

Grey coloured customs cutter docked.

Checkpoint on the Low Road. Dipping for red diesel. #Speirgorm

Tower cranes at Marina Depot Cork.

The view from upstairs there must be fabulous. #Speirgorm

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Thirty minutes seems fast for a Kiev.

Well for a start the media doesn't need to give every has-been and bluffer the column inches. The way they keep these people's names in the news could lead one to think they tacitly support them.

Article about the Royal Albert Bridge and how Brunel gave the establishment two fingers because they rejected his design for a timber bridge and he then built a high quality long lasting metal bridge

I dunno, looks like the Admiralty had the last laugh - a better bridge was constructed

We did have it but it was removed as it gave a bad impression to tourists*

*It upset locals.

Can't be PC World anyway...

He's still on this earth ?

It appears that the applicant gets to see the Fire Dept. submission but the general public don't as it's not listed with all of the other submissions. #planning @corkcity.ie planning.corkcity.ie/AppFileRefDe...

Person with a pinned post demanding that people use Bluesky their way giving out about other people demanding that Bluesky is used their way.

Ah yeah that's a nice one.

I made a few attempts alright based on what Google suggested.

These were before my time but they're much nicer than the later ones with pictures of buses though I seem to recall a period when the red setter was front and centre.

That's a name full of character. Obviously not bland enough for a modern business park.

Strong stylistic resemblances as they say

Section 32 2/3

Thanks, now I can't unsee it..

It's really nice and distinctive.

Riffing on St.Brigid's cross ?