Amazing photo of French singer and actress, Francoise Hardy, who has just died, taken by Francois Gagan, in 1966. Really looks like it could’ve been taken today.
Keen to know what this message would’ve been like if it had been unedited.
Full Irish (from buffet, hence eggs looking a bit confused) Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel, Dalkey. Before you ask beans were not a buffet option but I did order some and they arrived in a separate ramekin (not pictured).
Happy Father’s Day.
Seeing articles and comments about how Foden can’t play for England like he does for Man City because Bellingham is given the playmaker’s job which marginalises him, for all the world as if he isn’t in the same team as Kevin De Bruyne.
This bit, about the way that “enemy” states are infiltrating social media and protests around the issues of antisemitism and Islamophobia and Israel-Palestine, deliberately to inflame and undermine, made the news, because of Sir Mark’s comments.
Hearing that last line voiced by Alan Partridge.
Half time Father’s Day cheesecake, courtesy of my amazing daughter.
A Muslim, A Jew And A Policeman don’t walk into a bar but Go There (podcast link in bio)
Thanks to @guardian @msfionasturges for this great review. Link in bio.
Thanks to @guardian @msfionasturges for this great review. Link in bio.
This is not a photo of me #magritte
Thank you so much @amateuradam
On @bbctheoneshow with the legend that is Gloria Hunniford @instaglogran
Dalkey, showing off a bit, frankly.
Difficult challenging and indeed at times grim subject matter on #amuslimandajewgothere podcast this week but that is what going there is sometimes about @instinctproductions
Thanks to Tim Adams and The Observer for this fantastic review of My Family: The Memoir.
Thanks to @guardian for this inclusion in the 50 best books of the Summer.
Watching a dramatised Bloomsday-weekend performance of Ulysses outside of Joyce’s Martello Tower, in Sandycove.
Thanks so much @jayrayner1
Been a blast so far @dalkeybookfestival
Thanks to @sathnamsanghera for this amazing quote.
