Ian Mollusc

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@TheStingisBack Forrest Gump.

What movie would you play on an endless loop as a torture device?

@dramdarcy Two shocked nuns, and a ghost having a wee.

WTAF?

@SaucySeventies Keep it up! 🍆 Ooh...

Thanks for following, I love you all! Here's a nice wholesome image for you before normal business resumes. Some kind of party in a hotel, early seventies. That's me, little fella with gold hat. My mum next to me looking like she's had a sherry or two. And dad with the beard grinning at the camera.

@dramdarcy It's an airbnb in the US

I have my doubts, architecturally, as to whether 'this', whatever it is, is even situated in Ireland. These unelected charlatans really do think Irish people are stupid ...

@courtsnewsIRL Luas. It's not an acronym.

Two criminals with a combined 365 previous convictions have been jailed for seven and a half years for a "distressing" and "gratuitously violent" robbery, during which the victim was falsely imprisoned, strangled and thrown headfirst onto LUAS tracks. courtsnewsireland.ie/pair-with-comb…

@SuperValuIRL These beans are on display in Walkinstown. They're about ready for the compost heap.

@TullMcAdoo Would the Dáil petty cash box normally be opened to pay for this class of thing?

@Tatlermagazine I thought they'd stuffed it.

Queen Elizabeth II's beloved Fell pony Emma, who had a starring role in Her Majesty's funeral, is immortalised as a rocking horse tatlermagazine.visitlink.me/9N9iFw

@FrankWi49123398 @memenders_ Camilla Parker-Cunt.

Give her the NTA for best birth scene. This show is nothing without Nicola Mitchell #eastenders

@trevhewsongy @forest_fr1ends @stuzi_pants The raisins in the puke.

@forest_fr1ends @stuzi_pants I’ve noticed. You are the sweetcorn in the shit on here. Don’t leave it so long next time.

- look at them all, getting on with their lives, pretending not to notice we haven’t posted for months. - i miss them. - me too….

@RuthCan75563366 Lavins used to own that pub on the corner, along with a terrace of small houses on May Lane. Next was 'The Cottage' 6 May Lane, built by Jameson's in the mid 1920s.

Update, I have located a photo of the Advocate and adjacent premises now part of the King's Building, see below. The photo is from 1988 and appeared in the Irish Independent on 12 February of that year accompanying an advertisement for sale of the pub premises.

A Wide Street Commissioners map showing the area of 152-55 Church Street, Dublin, Ireland now occupied by the King's Building (image of this building below, via Dreamstime.com - click on images to enlarge). The area on the opposite side of May Lane is now the Law Library annexe 145-151 Church Street (the numbering of Church Street seems to have changed slightly over the years). The map must be from fairly early in the 19th century since for most of the 19th century 152-55 was largely occupied by the Jeffers family who ran a pub and hostelry ('Jeffers' Great Rooms') there. Many of the successful businessmen in the vicinity of the Four Courts had sons who went into the law, and there are still Jeffers in the legal profession today. Perhaps they are related? Later, in the 20th century, after the Jeffers family had moved on, there was a pub called 'The Advocate' on the corner of this site next to May Lane. I haven't yet managed to obtain a photo of the exterior of this pub, but if anyone has one I would be very grateful for a copy. It will be seen that the freeholder of this site was the Dean and Chapter of Christchurch, which for many centuries owned the freehold of a lot of property in the area, including portion of King's Inns Park. I found the Wide Streets Commissioners map on Europeana, which has many other maps of areas in Dublin. You can zoom in on it here: europeana.eu/en/item/615/_7… Hoping to share some more of the history of this block later this week.

@AndyMcFlash @archivetvmus71 His kidney popped out and Traceh swallowed it.

@archivetvmus71 Let me guess, Samir was driving the truck and was the first Islamic attack in Weatherfield?

Coronation Street - written by H.V. Kershaw (7th March 1979). A seemingly ordinary day takes an unexpected and tragic turn.

@FAFOmyfriend @SenTomCotton Yeah and it happens to be said by a moron on oxy because anyone who thinks people would believe this crap is higher than a kite.

@DublinAirport 'It's'?

Our new runway* is open for business! Our revamp of the walkway between the T1 short-term car park and the terminal pays homage to the first ever concrete runway at Dublin Airport (23/05), which opened in 1947. ✈️ (*This one is for feet rather than planes!)

Hey @AerLingus Which would you back in a scrap: badger or baboon?

@Independent_ie Why the hyphen?

Enoch Burke arrives outside Wilson’s Hospital School less than 24-hours after prison release buff.ly/qOSynZF

@dieworkwear Is that the same as slurping ****** ***** out of an **** ****?

can't believe rfk jr wants to stop me from eating red M&Ms but he'll eat *** out of an ****

@ThreeJacques @ClassicMovieDig As it clung to her thigh, how I started to cry Cause I wanted to be dressed just the same

@ClassicMovieDig Whatever happened to Fay Wray? That delicate satin draped frame.

96-year-old Fay Wray in May 2004, overlooking Manhattan making her way for her last visit to the Empire State Building, the infamous skyscraper on which 'King Kong' climbed with her in tow in 1933. When Wray died three months later, the building was illuminated in her honor.

@Independent_ie Mickey boats?

I worked for Disney - its price hikes prove it’s forgetting what makes it magical buff.ly/pcvPPBI

@TFIupdates So this is the extent of the information you posted. No leaflets, no 'brand ambassadors', no information about alternative routes. @BusConnects

@jstffrd Hi Ian, thank you for your message. If you have still not got a booklet you can find all the information and digital booklets here: transportforireland.ie/getting-around…. Regards, TFI

@TFIupdates Any idea when people in Dublin 12 can expect to receive information about the changes to their bus services next week?