#vincent browne

[streetsofdublin]

(via A SEAT IN THE FORM OF A BRONZE PALM TREE BY VINCENT BROWNE)

Vincent Browne (born 1947 in Dublin, Ireland) is an Irish sculptor who created a well-loved Dublin landmark, Mr. Screen who is a favourite of mine

[podcastpalace]

Eddie Jones Exclusive, Vincent Browne, Paul Kimmage & Michael Cheika by The Second Captains Podcast .... Now that's a week on the Second Captains World Service. Join us at secondcaptains.com/join.

[theladssociety]

AN OPEN LETTR TO VINCENT 'BORING' BROWNE: nutin more than pure trolling from vincent browne the suggestion that professional soccer has a healtier culture than rugby is d'icing on the cake of this pointless article its nt challengin masculinity its steereotyping it as as un accepting and ABHORRENT you r FUCKING CLUELESS m8 Yea. .. they're more likely to do lines than drink pints before and after the match then there's a; ways the paid for and underage sex parties ,, But its the game for thugs -isn't it There is no such thing as 'rugby culture' and that nonsense you vomited out above does not reflect anything about the game absolute idiot bo idea on the game this aint about sexual choices r debates what are you babbling on about It is not a 'slight challenge' to nonsensically associate rugby with misogyny and homophobia without any credible evidence for it pc correctness dribble - iIf only men could act more like wuman d earth would be so much better and we would have eartht peace"tthis is a dreadful article and one which the author should have refrained from writing considering brian o'Driscoll's international career has just come to an end neone watching the interview wher he made that comment could PLAINLY c it wuz tongue in cheek revolting article thankz for wasting my time vinny

[brianjohnspencer]

The most significant political/societal achievement on the island of Ireland since 1922 was the peace agreement of 1998 and its subsequent embellishments. More than anybody else Adams was crucial to those agreements; they simply would not have happened when they did were it not because of him. Yes, as the leading figure in the IRA from 1978 onwards, he had a part in serial gruesome atrocities. These probably would have happened had he not been there. But the peace – however imperfect and however compromised in the years immediately following 1998 – we now enjoy would not have happened in 1998 were it not for him. Others had important roles, but none as crucial. Of course, Adams brings with him much of the chilling residue of the conflict. However, there is now little recognition of the achievement of peace for which he was the principal architect and when he attempts further public service for which he could not possibly expect any political or personal gain because of the confidentiality he wanted to surround all this, he is vilified.

Vincent Browne (Here: https://thebrokenelbow.com/2016/12/14/vincent-browne-on-the-adams-stack-row/)

[brianjohnspencer]

We have all become unionists.

Vincent Browne (Here: http://republican-news.org/current/news/2008/11/republican_sinn_fin_ard_fheis.html#.Vt1VuYbfXCQ)

[the5verybest]

Vincent Browne Vs Kettle

[solo1y]

TV3 have recorded a short movie featuring their top talent and their new shows, perhaps in response to the new UTV Ireland; I don't know.

It ends on a terrifying note, with Vincent Browne just sort of staring at the camera while sitting beside a bed. And then everything goes dark. He might be in my bedroom right now. I wouldn't know.

Have a look yourselves.

[analogyourlife]

Where is the press when it's needed the most? And why doesn't this happen more often?