WB Yeats looks down from a lamp post banner at a tent erected in front of the Irish Parliament. I tried to find out what they were protesting. The policeman said he thought it had something to do with child abuse. I looked on indymedia Ireland for an explanation to no avail.
Che was celebrated all over the world today. Even in Bolivia.Ireland was no exception.
At the National History Museum in Dublin, Sean told me to look for this little gold boat from the first century BC. The slender mast proves that there were sailing boats in those days. It was found in a farmer's field in County Derry. The farmer's wife washed the dirt off and almost lost some of the oars.
I think the Irish tabloids are even more pervasive than those in the US. On the train from Dublin to Cork this woman spent her time with Brittany, OJ, Angelina and George Clooney.
Walking through Dublin one comes across many different forms of street solicitation.
This one seemed particularly clever.
Labels: Che Guevara, Dublin, Ireland, tabloids, William Butler Yeats